Tulare Advance-Register from Tulare, California • 7

SPAR FDIC ADVANCE-REGISTER, Tulare, Friday, Dec. 19, 1980 7 News capsule The county Cleanup ordered of Fresno waste FRESNO The state's Hazardous Waste Management Section has ordered a cleanup of industrial wastes at a six-acre site south of Fresno. State investigators found quantities of lead, zinc, copper and the dangerous substance known as PCB, all in excess of state limits. The property was purchased by Fresnan William Enns for $35,000 at a tax sale last year but Enns' ownership is being challenged in an Oakland bankruptcy court. State officials said the cleanup project has stalled over who should pay the cleanup bill, which could run as high as $2 million.

Thieves take antiques EXETER Thieves smashed a window to gain entrance to the Exeter home of Mabel Bishop Thursday night. They fled with three antique clocks, an antique cash register, a television set and Christmas gifts valued at $9,300. The woman was not at home at the time of the burglary. The valley Boat capsizes at San Luis LOS BANOS Two men survived when a boat capsized on the San Luis Reservoir Thursday, but another remained missing. Merced County Sheriff's deputies said Barry Rena and Fernando Salas swam ashore after their 16-foot boat overturned in rough water.

They were taken to a Los Banos hospital for observation. A third man, whose name was not released, disappeared and is presumed drowned. California Bowl tickets expensive FRESNO Ticket prices for the first California Bowl, to be held one year from today in the new Fresno State University Stadium, are going to be expensive. FSU officials Thursday announced prices will range from $12 to $18. The first bowl game will match the winner of the PCAA and the Mid-American Conference.

The beneficiary of those expensive tickets will be Valley Children's Hospital. Smog heaviest in years FRESNO There may not have been much fog in the Central Valley Thursday, but there was plenty of smog. The Fresno County Health Department said the air pollution reading in the valley was the highest since December of 1977, when a dust storm was blown in by a hurricane from Baja California. Officials said a low inversion layer and lots of smoke from fireplace fires added to Thursday's problem. Weather TULARE WEATHER Tulare daybook Temperatures Today: 33 low.

Thursday: 65 high. Rainfall To 7 a.m., none. Season total to date, .45. Last season total to date, 1.08. U.S.

FORECAST Extended weather outlook In Central California, the outlook is for variable clouds with night and morning fog in the San Joaquin Valley area and along the coast Sunday and Monday. Increasing clouds with a chance of showers in the north half Tuesday. Maximum temperatures above normal with highs in the 40s and 50s in the mountains and in the 50s to low 70s elsewhere. Minimum temperatures near normal with lows in the upper 30s to low 50s at lower elevations and in the mid teens in the mountains. San Joaquin Valley Partly cloudy with haze and fog through Saturday.

Chance of sprinkles light showers north of Fresno tonight and Saturday. Little change in temperatures. Highs in the 60s. Lows in the 40s. Light winds.

San Francisco Bay area Variable clouds with night and morning fog through Saturday. Chance of sprinkles or light showers late today and Saturday. Little change in temperatures. Highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Lows in the mid 40s to low 50s.

Light winds. Chance of rain 20 percent tonight and 30 percent Saturday. Sacramento Valley Variable clouds with haze and night and morning fog through Saturday. Chance of light showers late tonight and Saturday. Little change in temperatures.

Highs in the 60s, lows in the 40s. Light winds. Los Angeles Night and morning low clouds becoming mostly sunny with some high clouds in afternoons through Saturday. Highs both days in the upper 60s. Lows tonight in mid 50s.

RIVER RUNOFFS Kings River calculated natural flow, 381 second-feet; Pine Flat Dam storage, 732,428 acre feet. actual flow, 330 San Joaquin River inflow, 373 Friant Dam storage, 249,929 acre-feet; dam release, 32 second feet; Friant-Kern Canal, 437 second-feet; Madera Canal, off. Cotton market COTTON FRESNO (UPI) Cotton exchange quotations, based on the New York Cotton Exchange No. 2, March closed COTTON PICKER OWNERS! SPECIAL REDUCTIONS PICKER HEAD OVERHAUL COMPLETE OVERHAUL, Picker Head Only. Includes: Remove bars, moisteners, doffers, spindles shaft poles, doffer drives, chains, idler bearings, drum drives, gear box and vine lifters.

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Calendar TODAY Older Americans, dance, 7:30 p.m., senior citizens center in the Woman's Clubhouse, 88 W. Tulare Ave. Vital statistics DIVORCES ASKED DAVIS Christopher Davis from Dolores Davis, Dec. 18. KAMRATH LaDonna Kamrath from Mark Anthony Kamrath, Dec.

18. DIVORCES GRANTED COSTA Patricia Diann Costa from Leonard David Costa, interlocutory, Dec. 18. WING Larue Wing from Steven Wing, interlocutory, Dec. 18.

MARQUEZ Diana Marquez from Peter Marquez, interlocutory, Dec. 18. MANTOOTH Delbert Mantooth from Sherry Ann Mantooth, interlocutory, Dec. 18. JOHNSON Jim B.

Wesley Johnson from Connie Sue Johnson, final, Dec. 18. ELDRIDGE Sandra Sue Eldridge from Gale Gene Eldridge, final, Dec. 18. FARMER Tommie Joe Farmer from Robert Lee Farmer, final, Dec.

18. GONCE Faye Gonce from William B. Gonce, final, Dec. 18. ROMERO-BANUELOS Mary Louise Romero from Randel Gonzales Banuelos, interlocutory, Dec.

18. DUTCHMAN Patricia Dutchmann from Ralph P. Dutchmann, final, Dec. 18. REED Luana V.

Reed and Bernard L. Reed, interlocutory, Dec. 18. REBOLO Maria Angelina Rebolo from Francisco Albert Rebolo, interlocutory, Dec. 18.

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