Weather Summary and Extremes Across Regions
Weather notes recount yesterday’s high 42 and low 17 with no precipitation. Record highs and lows set at 79 in 1918 and 2 in 1941. Extended forecast shows rain Saturday then fair Sunday and Monday with highs mid 30s to mid 50s and lows in the 20s. National extremes report 15 at Butte and 91 at Presidio. Snow in north east Montana and the Dakotas with 4 inches in parts of North and South Dakota. Thunderstorms and hail observed in Alabama Georgia and Mississippi. a tornado damaged two Atlanta buildings. Today rain from southern California to southern Arizona and snow in Great Basin northern Arizona and northern Rockies. highs 30s-50s regionally.
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Montana
Dakotas
North Dakota
South Dakota
Gulf Coast States
Tennessee Valley
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Atlanta
Selma
Ala
Meridian
Miss
California
Arizona
Great Basin
Rockies
Missouri River
Upper
Michigan
Great Lakes Region
North Atlantic Coast
Plains
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic Coast
Local government meetings and cultural events listed for today
Riverfront Improvement Commission meets at 10 am in Riverfront Building. Linn County Health Center Budget Committee at 11 40 am in Health Center Building lower levels. Veterans Memorial Commission and Recreation Commission meet at 4 pm. Linn-Mar school board hearing track reconstruction and Novak Elementary heating at Educational Services Center 7 30 pm. Marion City Council regular session at City Hall with possible Civil Service appeal outcome on Officer DeLaMater. Music events include Pierre Rampal flute recital at 8 pm Hancher Auditorium and Mary Klott piano recital at 11 am Daehler Kitchin Auditorium. Senior recital Duane Norton oboe at 7 30 pm Daehler Kitchin Auditorium. Free.
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Riverfront Improvement Commission
Linn County Health Center
Veterans Memorial Commission
Veterans Memorial Building
Recreation Commission
Ambroz Recreation Center
Linn-Mar
Novak Elementary
Educational Services Center
Marion City Council
City Hall
Civil Service Commission
Mike DeLaMater
Jean-Pierre Rampal
Hancher
University of Iowa
Mary Klott
University of Iowa Music Department
Daehler-Kitchin
Coe College
Duane Norton
Poetry readings and theater at area colleges
Catherine de Vinck performs at 8 p m in Decorah Center for Faith and Life. Mona Van Duyn appears at 11 a m at Cornell College King Chapel. William Robinson presents The Myth of the Imperial Media at 11 a m at George Washington University Cherry Auditorium. The Curious Savage plays at 8 p m in Jefferson High School Auditorium. Tickets cost 2 dollars for adults and 1 50 for children and seniors.
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Catherine de Vinck
Center For Faith and Life
Luther College
Decorah
Mona van Duyn
King Chapel
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
William Robinson
George Washington University
Cherry
Coe College
Hiawatha Mayoral Candidates Night Agenda
The Hiawatha mayoral candidates night is set for 7 30 p m at Hope United Church. A list of eligible movie screenings appears on page 8B.
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Hiawatha
Hope United Church
Iowa House panel backs Son of Sam bill
Des Moines AP The House Judiciary Committee approved a bill that bars criminals from profiting by selling rights to books or films about their crimes. Revenue from such writings would be put in a special fund for the crime victim or their representative, echoing New York's earlier law.
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Iowa Democratic Central Committee
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sheraton Inn
Central Committee
House
Judiciary Committee
New York City
New York
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Demos
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Lstributeg
Mulek Fedar Rapids
Iowa
Nitche Tp
Panee & Organ Company
Five Seasons Center
Alnana
Cn and
Cedar R
Marion
Diai 911
Ok’s
Sam’ Bill
Hug
Lindale Mall
Westdale Mall
Jett Erwin Lausence
Justice
7Th Avenue
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