Local, State, Regional, National and International Weather changing to snow flur- JJ ReadlUgS Rain ries. FRIf ZING Stale Readings Wulhir at 7 m. EST, tilnh Wtdn-day, low past 11 hours, precipitation past 24 hours, snow depth. THE STATU JOUIIIVAI, Lansing East Lansing, Michigan 17, 1970 F-ll tin Weather at 7 a.m. EST, high Wednesday, low last 12 hours, precipitation tor 24 hours.
SHOWERS 34 28 34 34 .11 .76 Philadelphia Phoenix Pittitourg Portland, Me Portland, Ore. Raleigh Rapid City Reno Ichmond St. Louis St. Petersbrg-Tmp Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego San Francisco Sault Ste. Marl Seattle Shreveport Spokane Tucson Washington Wichita CY 45 42 1.76 CY 67 40 37 34 ,24 20 04 .19 PC dS 32 .34 CY 51 41 37 27 37 21 .51 CY 54 42 1.29 CY 38 35 .02 80 58 33 46 31 .44 71 31 CY 60 55 .04 CY 53 44 .29 CY 30 27 CY 48 39 .42 56 31 CY 40 31 66 44 49 43 1.02 45 29 35 COLD 32 10 31 25 .10 13 i i -A- i i oi- i 34 29 .07 .16 31 27 FREEZING CY CY CY CY PC CY CY PC FZL CY CY CY CY Alpena Detroit Escanaba Flint Grand Rapids Houghton Houghton Lak Lansing Marquette Muskegon Pellston Sault Ste.
Marie Saginaw Traverse City i I rrt 32 30 .21 36 31 31 24 .05 34 71 .05 30 .13 34 32 33 30 lr IOOI1H 1 UPlWCMNi F0T0CST LAKE ONTARIO Gale warnings. Northeasterly winds becoming 35 to 45 knots by tonight. Snow. Regional Weather ILLINOIS Partly cloudy in the north, fair in the south tonight and not much change in temperature with lows 27 to the low 30s. Friday, partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the 40s to 62.
INDIANA Fair and cooler tonight with lows in the mid-20s to low 30s. Fair and warmer Friday with highs in the 50s to around 60. OHIO Partly cloudy south and west, snow flurries in the northeast tonight with lows in the upper 20s to mid-30s. Partly cloudy Friday with highs in the 30s and 40s. Saturday: partly cloudy and warmer.
Wednesday highs 86 at Vero Beach and 84 at Orlando, Clewtston and South Miami, all In Florida. Morning lows 15 below zero at Houlton and 14 below at Caribou, both In Maine. Greatest snow depth (except at mountain stations) 27 Inches at Massena, New York. CODE: Clear, PC Partly Cloudy, CY Cloudy, Snow, SLT Sleet, Rain, Fog, FZL Freezing Drizzle. World Readings 45 36 56 34 50 40 .21 37 24 5 41 47 79 33 31 .88 76 44 37 32 .37 23 18 .29 41 27 66 49 1.07 50 41 .20 46 39 1.32 39 36 .17 49 37 .67 38 36 .40 59 35 62 25 38 31 .02 35 29 23 19 56 22 17 12 39 10 .13 36 19 65 46 44 35 59 32 78 50 .65 37 34 .03 66 70 47 30 58 52 .54 51 37 .37 54 41 .04 78 71 62 33 36 30 .24 30 26 71 37 38 33 .85 46 16 51 32 31 29 Albuquerque Amarlllo PC Atlanta Billings PC Birmingham CY Boise Boston SLT Bronwsvlll Buttalo CY Burlington, Vt Casper CY Charleston, S.C Charleston, Vv.Va Charlotte, N.C.
CY Chicago CY Cincinnati CY Cleveland Dallas-Ft. Worth Denver Des Moines CY Detroit CY Duluth El Paso Fargo CY Great Falls Helena Houston Indianapolis CY Jackson, Miss Jacksonville Kansas City CY Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles PC Louisville CY Memphis CY Miami Beach Midland Tex Milwaukee CY Minneaoolis-St. Paul FZ New Orleans New York North Platte Oklahoma City Ohmaha CY 41 52 CY 32 CY 61 46 41 CY 27 52 79 15 CY 47 41 23 CY 28 48 CY 28 CY 27 PC PC 27 PC 48 50 32 CY 34 79 PC 77 73 PC 77 CY Copenhagen Dublin Mdnt Geneva la.m. Hong Kong ....8 a.m. Lisbon Mdnt London Mdnt Madrid 1 a.m.
Malta 1 a.m. Manila 1 a.m. Moscow 3 a.m. New Delhi 5 a.m. Nice la.m.
Oslo 1 a.m. Paris 1 a.m. Rome 1 a.m. Sofia 2 a.m. Stockholm 1 a.m.
Sydney 10 a.m. Tel Aviv 2 a.m. Tokyo 9 a.m. Tunis la.m. Vienna la.m.
Warsaw 1 a.m. Asuncion 8p.m. Buenos Aires ..8 p.m. Montevideo 9 p.m. Rio de Janeiro 9 p.m.
TONIGHT There will fce snow flurries tonight over the Rockies and the northern plains, while showers are indicated in the Pacific Northwest. Fair to partly cloudy skies should prevail throughout the remainder of the nation. Greal Lakes LAKE SUPERIOR East to northeast winds 15 to 22 knots tonight. Chance of snow. LAKE MICHIGAN Missing.
LAKE HURON North to northwest winds 5 to 15 knots tonighj. Patchy fog on the shoreline. LAKE ERIE Northwesterly winds becoming 25 to 35 knots by tonight. Lansing Data Dec. 17, 1970 OBSERVATION AT 7 A.M.
Low overnight 30. Temperature at 7 a.m. 30. Wind 11 m.p.h. northwest.
Dec. 16, 1970 PRECIPITATION Total Wednesday .21 Total for December 2.18 Total for 197031.95. Departure from normal since Dec. 1 plus 1.13. Departure from normal since Jan.
1 plus 1.95. Snowfall Wednesday 3.1 inches. Total for December 21.5 inches. Seasonal snowfall total 22.4 Inches. TEMPERATURE High 32.
Low 19. Mean 26. Departure from normal minus 1. Departure from normal since Dec. 1 plus 29.
Departure from normal since Jan. 1 minus 379. Temperatures on Dec. 17 in the Past High one year ago 33. Low one year ago 24.
Record high 53 in 1921. Record low 10 below zero in 1926. Sun rises Thursday at 8:03 a.m. Sun sets Thursday at 5:06 p.m. Saturday through Monday Cloudy with occasional periods of light snow or snow flurries.
Little temperature change until turning colder Monday. Lows in the 20s Saturday and Sunday to the teens Monday. Highs in the mid-20s to low 30s Saturday and Sunday to low 20s Monday. 48 PC 30 30 CY 50 CY 68 PC 34 CY 41 CY 32 45 PC Aberdeen Mdnt Amsterdam Ankara 3 a.m. Athens 2 a.m.
Auckland Noon Berlin 1 a.m. Birmingham Brussels 1 a.m. Casablanca Mdnt State rather LOWER PENINSULA Mostly cloudy through Friday. Cooler tonight. Lows tonight 25 to 32; highs Friday in the 30s.
Saturday through Monday-Cloudy with occasional snow in the north, rain and snow in the south Saturday and Sunday and snow flurries Monday. Minor day-to-day temperature changes and turning colder Monday. Lows in the 20s lowering into mid-teens and low 20s Monday. Highs in the mid-30s north to mid-40s south lowering into the upper 20s and low 30s Monday. UPPER PENINSULA Mostly cloudy through Friday.
No important tempera- changes. Lows tonight 20s; highs Friday 30 to 35. liAVAVANUJJi Saturday IQJJI I HUD, FBI Checking On Housing Aid Abuses ney 's comments, after both have been reviewed by all concerned. The House sources said Romney agreed there have been some instances of apparent abtfses, but that these are by no means general in the programs to help low-income families become home owners. He was quoted also as saying that new regulations and tighter procedures are helping.
The committee conducted a preliminary investigation early this year of reports that a number of houses sold under the interest subsidy program had only recently been acquired by the sellers at much lower prices. The first investigation centered on Washington, Baltimore, and WASHINGTON (AP) Housing Secretary George Romney was quoted Wednesday as telling the House Banking Committee his department is working with the Justice Department on alleged abuses of government-aided housing programs. The FBI is looking into some instances, House sources said. Romney met with the committee behind closed doors to discuss a report by staff investigators on instances said to show speculative inflation on prices on houses sold to low-income purchasers with federal interest subsidies. Lax enforcement of quality standards on such houses also was alleged.
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