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6 Section? Chicago Tribune, Tuesday, March 2.T982 4938 Forecast for March 2, 1982 High and low VJ pressure a real Forecasts and temperature Action I ins Fair fl Partly cloudvt Cloudy iSnow Extended Outlook Chicago temperatures Calendar AJJ' '4M. "SVV.T.V.'.V.-.A. I IT rT i 1 the 90-year mark, but show no signs of wanting stone replacements NewYvk 4133 ft MJ'CTrL4J Beginning 2 am. Monday Sound off F. C.

2:30 44 6 Phatat ot Ih. moon First Pud Last Waning Walling IUi2 M.8 M.la-24 Uii M2M1 "Tuesday, March 2, 1982 Sunrise, sunset moonset, 12:20 a.m. moonrlse, 10:32 a.m. Rain Wind direction 5 Speed (mph) of pressure areas 6362 High and Low temperatures Fronts: Expected st 6:00 p.m. Cow Msawarm Static cnieago Tnbuna Map; Snaca: Nabonal Waalhtr (annea 3 pm 43 6 tin 6 5 3 2 2 2 2 F.

2 am 35 3 am 35 4am 35 5 am 34 6 am 33 7 am 34 Sam 34 9 am 34 10 am 35 11 am 36 Noon 40 1 pm 43 2 pm 43 4 pm 42 5 pm 41 6 pm 39 7 pm 36 8 pm 36 9 pm 36 10 pm 36 11 pm35 OrKiW 7050 v. 'Ofmt 7762 2.:. On Sunday, Jan. 24, my son attended the Ony Osborne concert at the Rosemont Horizon. It has been broadcast on WLUP Radio that anyone submitting a banner at the end of the concert would get a prize.

My son made a banner and after the concert he went to the north gate, which is where he was told to go. He was subsequently shuffled to all the other gates and he Anally left. It seems there were others getting the same runajround. Can you And out-about my son's prize? Dolores Shields, Arlington Heights A Your son has received his prize, several record albums, Sandy Stahl, WLUP's promotion director, told us. "As you are aware," Stahl said, "we missed a few banner makers because we only had a 15-minute intermission in which to award the envelopes and only two people to do the job (there were 125 banners in the hall)." Can you tell us something about the original stone lions in front of the Art Institute on Michigan Avenue? We under stood that about 60 years or so ago, a Mont 34- .1 36 2 Pan American temperatures Foreign temperatures North Platte Oklahoma City Omaha Orlando 71 70 58 66 48 I am superintendent on a project in Evanston.

My firm provides me with a pickup with a company logo on the side, for transportation. A woman called the.v vice president ot the company to com-', plain about my speeding on Golt Boad which is the only road take. My superior called me to tell me this. I' would like to say a tew words to this woman, as she did not or would not leave her same or telephone number. I am 53 years old with a million or more miles ot driving experience.

Ma'am, are you the woman who, at 20 piles an hour in a 45-mile-an-hour zone, is putting on her mascara and makeup; the nut who is reading the newspaper; the one who uses the white line to guide her car down the middle ot the road; the executive who is doing her paperwork; the one arguing with ber man; or the one who makes a right turn from the left lane to go Mo a CHy, Time, Weather ,78 Knoemx 30 40 Pittsburgh 53 Michigan Alpena Detroit Escanaba Flint 21 F. F. C. C. Pre.

90 72 32 22 82 70 28 21 .08 68 63 20 17 .16 86 77 30 25 82 46 28 8 Morning stars: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, For 24 hours ended midnight March 1: Average temperature, 39 (3 C); normal, 30 (-1 C); month's excess, 9 degrees; year's deficiency, 442 degrees. Relative humidity, 6 a.m.,.82 percent; noon, 63 percent; 6 p.m., 55 percent. Precipitation, none; month's total, none; year's total, 3.31 inches; March normal, 2,52 inches; year's excess, 31 Inch' Snowfall, none; month's total," none; season's total, 344 Inches. Highest wind velocity, 18 m.p.h. from the west at 3:24 p.m.

6 a.m., 30.14; 6 p.m.; 30.1Z .44 30 36 Aberdeen, mdnt, pcy Amsterdam, 1 am, rain Ankara, 2 am, cy Athens, 2 am, clear 23 21 20 T. 26 .03 25 .02 27. T. 15 .30, 23 3 Jn. 38 3 41 5 31 -1 43 6 72 22 40 5 44 7 41 5 Grand Rapids 36 56 38 55 42 56 Koniana, Me.

Portland, Ore, Providence Raleigh Rapid City Reno Richmond Acapulco Barbados Bermuda Curacao Guadalajara Guadeloupe Havana Kingston. Mazatlan Merida Houghton 16 Houghton Lk. 32 Jackson 38 Auckland, noon, cy Berlin, 1 am, cy Bonn, 1 am, pcy Brussels, 1 am, clear T. 86 68 30 20 84 73 29 23 86 68 30 20 81 59 27 15 01 97 19 53 23 25 23 36 32. 54 23 53' 25 -3 45 14 35 24 45 26 4V 36 60 53 47 36 24 42 7 56 30 48 40 "29 ILLINOIS: Thursday through Saturday: Fair Thursday, chance of snow and rain north, rain south Friday, partly cloudy Saturday; highs 35 to 45 (2 to 7 C) Thursday and Saturday, 52 fit C) south Friday; lows 25 to 35 (-4 to 2C).

Forecasts JLLINOIS: Tuesday: Rain or snow likely north, chance of rain partly sunny south; high 35 (2 C) extreme north, 68 (20 C) extreme south. Tuesday night: Chance of snow chance of rain or snow cere tral, chance of rain south; lows 22 to 42 -6 to 6 C). Wednesday: Snow likely north, rain or snow likely central, rain likely south; highs 28 to 48 (-2 to 9 C). INDIANA: Tuesday: Chance of light snow north, partly cloudy south; high 30 (-1 C) north, 55 to 62 (13 to 17 C) central and south. Tuesday night and Wednesday: Snow likely north and central, chance of rain south; lows 25 to 35 (-4 to 2 C).

WISCONSIN: Tuesday and Tuesday night: Partly cloudy north, mostly cloudy south with a chance of light snow or flurries; highs 18 to 28 (-8 to 2 C); low 5 to 15 (-15 to -9 C) north, 15 to 22 (-9 to -6 C) south. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy with a. chance of snow; high 18 to 28 (-8 to -2 c. LOWER MICHIGAN: Tuesday through Wednesday: Partly cloudy north, mostly cloudy with a chance of snow south; highs 22 to 32 (-6 tor 0 C); lows 0 to 15 (-18 to -9 C). Regional temperatures Salt Lake City i 60 San Antonio 70 59 15 20 j07 Casablanca, mdnt, cy 35 23 34 32 Lansing Marquette Muskegon Pellston Saginaw 68 43 20 6 .12 Copenhagen, 1 am, rain 37.

3 65 Mexico City member of the Oates family, probably shopping center, then gives me (he vic Dakar, mdnt, clear 64 18 Montego Bay 84 68 29 20 51 J1 36 Monterrey 73 50 23 10 82 61 28 16 St. Ste. Marie 28 Traverse City 34 Missouri Cp. Girardeau 65 Columbia 64 Nassau San Juan Tegucigalpa Trinidad Veracruz 85 73 29 23 T. 77 63 25 17 T.

86 70 30 21 .08 73 68 23 20 T. .50 .01 San Diego San Francisco Seattle. Shreveport Sioux Falls' Spokane Syracuse Tampa Topeka Tucson Tulsa, Washington 58 51 67 46 50 40 65 67 81 71 51 Latin 64 64 68 58 M. 61 62 64 64 60 31 wicnita 44 63 47 52 57 17 55 36 70 40 29 Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Billings Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston 1 Brownsville Buffalo Burlington, Vt. Casoer National temperature- ex Grandview Joplln Kansas City Klrksville Monett St.

Joseph St. Louis Springfield Vichy West Plains Iowa Burlington Holland Oates, carved the original stone lions. When I wrote to the Art Institute about this, however, the answer was that the only lions in front of the building were metal and they were done about 25 or 30 years ago. The family story is different, but everyone of that generation is gone so we are turning to you for Information. Alice L.

Oates, Reseda, Calif. A The two lions flanking the entrance to the Art Institute were the work of Edward L. Kemeys of New York. Kemeys was one of many sculptors who contributed works for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition. Kemeys seemed' to specialize in animals buffalo, puma, bear and, of course, Uon.

The first three sculpted animals decorated bridges in the Jackson Park area during the fair, but the bronze lions were reserved for the building expressly designed to become the new Art Institute after the fair. During the fair, the various World's Congresses were held in it. The lions are nearing tory sign using only one linger mow i wish it were the index finger and not the other one you bold up)? But, I suspect it's the woman Who has a load of children in a station wagon that has called my employer to complain about my. speed-. big.

Ma'am, I haven't the heart to watch what will happen to those kids, when you drive. I ask myself, don't their parents care who they drive with? Hey, maybe it was a man who doesn't have the courage to tell me, so he had his wife call my boss. Jnn Bavaro, Des Plaines Action Line answers questions, solves problems and cuts red, tape. We cannot; however, appraise'or shop for items. -You may write us at 435 N.

Michigan Chicago, III. 6061 1 include your -telephone number and two stamped'', envelopes, one addressed to the firm involved in your problem and the other 'to 'yourself Dublin, mdnt, clear .,40 5 Geneva, 1 am, clear 47 9 Helsinki, 2 am, drzl 33 1 Hong Kong, 8 am, rain 56 13 Jerusalem, 3 am, clear 42 6 Lisbon, mdnt, clear 51 11 London, mdnt, clear 38 3 Madrid, 11 pm, clear 54 12' Malta, 1 -am, clear 52 11 Manila, 8 am, pcy 77 25 Moscow, 3 am, cy 24 -4 Nairobi, 3 am, clear 63 17 New Delhi, 5 am, clear 50 10 Nice, 1 am, clear 44 7 Oslo, 1am, pcy 34 1 Paris, 1 am, cy 43 6 Peking, 8 am, smoke 32 0 'Riyadh, Sam, cy '64 18 am, pcy 62 11 Saigon, 8 am, pcy 80 27 Seoul, 9 am, clear 33 0 Sofia, 2 am, clear 32 0 Stockholm, 1 am, cy '37 3 Sydney, 10 am, cy 68 20 Taipei, 8 am, cy 55 13 Tokyo, 9 am, clear 45 7 Tunis, 1 am, pcy 55 13 1 am, pcy 43 6 Warsaw, 1 am, rain 40 5 tremes in 48 contiguous states: Low, -30 at Houllon, high, 82 at Yuma, Ariz. Canadian temperatures 59 52 27 T.i 24 22 25 T. 9 31 29 .06 29 35 35 37 31 29 37 22 35 30 36 28 31 30 30 27: 27' .30 24 31 26 28 28 33. 25 42 .36 -39 31 Cedar Rapids 41 Des Moines 54 City, time, weather Temg.

Bogota, 7 p.m. drzl 60 15 Bridgetown, 8 pm, clear 76 24 Buenos Aires, 9 pm, clr 70 21 Cayenne, 9 pm, ptcldy 78 28 Guatemala 6 pm, clr 68 20 La Paz, 8 pm, cldy 45 7 Lima, 7 pm, cldy 69 21 Managua, 6 pm, cldy- 92 33 Montevideo, 9 pm, clear 73 23 1 Paramaribo, 8 pm, cldy 78 26 Ft of Spain, 8 pm, clr 74 23 Rio, 9 pm, cldy 77 25 San Jose, 6 pm, cldy 78 26 Santiago, 8 pm, clear 85 30 S. Domingo, 7 pm, clr 25 Charleston, S.C. 49 Charleston. W.V.

58 Charlotte, N.C. 55 Cheyenne 57 Cincinnati 55 Cleveland 45 Columbia, S.C. 56 Columbus, Ohio 50 Dubuque Ft. Dodge Lamoni Mason City Ottumwa F.F.C. C.Pre.

6 1-15-17 XS 1 -3-17-19 .18 17 1 -8-17 M. 10 -2-12-19 .06 7 -3-14-19 jOS 35 19 1 -7 .01 51 44 10 6 4 10 2-12-16 Calgary Edmonton Montreal Ottawa Reglna Toronto Vancouver Winnipeg Shenandoah 59 Dallas 65 47, High Low Pre. Sioux City 50 Spencer 43 Waterloo 34 Kentucky Bowling Green 61 Covington 55 26 -42 20 30 44 -1 47 10 48 14 .01 -4 37'' 43 32 36 31 25' 24' 38 .01 24 36- 31 10 38 20 6 23" 20 11' 33" 63 46 41 46 10 49 .39 62, .06. 36 '31 66 '32 17 30 49 29 34 T. Dayton Denver Duluth El Paso Fairbanks Fargo Flagstaff Great Falls Hartford Helena Honolulu Houston 60 22 62 8 31 48 42 39 49, .81 ft" Jackson Lexington London r.

Louisville Paducah 66 Jackson, Miss. 64 Selected cities Illinois CHICAGO Midway Lakefront O'Hare Decatur Moline Peoria Quincy Rockford Spnnggield Indiana Evansvllle Indianapolis Ft. Wayne Lafayette South Bend Terre Haute Wisconsin Eau Claire Green Bay La Crosse Madison Milwaukee Park Falls Wausau 1 Jacksonville 61 Juneau 21 i Las Vegas 70 42 35 45 38 44 33 50 4.30 45 30 "53 i 55 30 41 30 55 31 62 29 53 28 ,39 23 46 26 40 31 J55 30 25 15 30 25 32 21 39 28 38 31 30 15K 28 21 Bf Up SsOTiss Om Uttie Hock Highest temperature lowest temperature for 12 hours ending 7 a.m.; precipitation for 24 hours end- Los Angeles 65 "Lubbock 73 63 80 ing p.m. Monaay. 14.

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