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2A THE PALM BEACH POST FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1988 SL Some Polish strikes end; skepticism lingers NEWSMAKERS I KkMfK Los Angeles Times News Service WARSAW Solidarity leader Lech Walesa persuaded shipyard and steel mill workers to end strikes Thursday, but other strikers persisted, skeptical of the government's promise to discuss legalization of Solidarity, the outlawed trade union movement. Shipyard workers ended their occupation of the yards at Gdansk with a rush-hour procession to St. Brygida's Church. Onlookers tossed flowers and cheered at what looked like a victory. But workers voiced misgivings, even after their leaders met through the night to discuss Walesa's report on his first meeting in six years with the Communist government.

Walesa told them that his two-hour meeting Wednesday with Gen. Czeslaw Kiszczak, minister of internal affairs, resulted in firm assurances that Solidarity's status and trade union pluralism would be considered at round-table talks proposed by the government. Steel workers at Stalowa Wola, Geremek said he thought the strike at the Jaztrzebie mine would end by today. It became clear, upon Walesa's return to the shipyards after his meeting in Warsaw, that militants on the workers' strike committee were doubtful about the bargain Walesa brought them. Walesa met with the strike committee for three hours, until the early hours of the day.

After he left, union spokesmen said, the committee members talked through the night and then voted, by what was described as a narrow margin, to recommend to the workers that they end the strike. Hard-liners in the union, many of them young workers who were teenagers when the organization was formed eight years ago, believe that the government's offer to discuss Solidarity's legalization is little more than a ploy to buy labor peace. Without the continuing pressure of the strikes, they argued, the government will eventually back away from its pledge. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A Salute To 'Human Rights Now' Singers Bruce Springsteen (left) and Sting visit London's Wembley Stadium Thursday on the eve of the 'Human Rights Now' concert marking the 40th anniversary of the U.N. Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

The pair's performance launches a six-week Amnesty International rock tour, which will perform in 20 cities in North America, Asia, Hungary, Africa and Latin America. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A priest and Gdansk workers celebrate the strike's end Thursday. a mill in southeast Poland that the July Manifesto coal mine in produces heavy military equip- Jaztrzebie, where the strikes began merit, also gave up their strike Aug. 15. At its peak, the wave of after a telephone appeal by Walesa.

strikes involved 14 coal mines and Strikes continued by port work- six other enterprises, ers in Gdansk and Szczecin and at Solidarity adviser Bronislaw Mack: Debates have no Value for me' Mica: Campaign isn't about status quo, past A wee one for Burt, Loni Palm Beach Post Wire Services Burt and Loni have a baby boy. Burt Reynolds and Loni Anderson announced earlier this week they were adopting a baby. The child was born Wednesday, and the couple will take him home today, Anderson's publicist, Mickey Freeman, said Thursday. The baby, weighing 7 pounds, 14 ounces, was born in an undisclosed California hospital. His name: Quinton Anderson impersonations of stars such as Elvis Presley, will be cutting an album in the Soviet Union.

Ry-man, who plays for tourists in a Nashville, restaurant, and a dozen backup singers and musicians leave Saturday for a recording session in Moscow. On the album, he'll sing Presley's She's Not You, Marty Robbins' Singin' the Blues, Fats Domino's I'm Walkiri, and Conway Twit-ty's Tight Fittiri Jeans. He also will perform a new song Country Boy Moscow. By RAY HUARD Palm Beach Post Staff Writer WEST PALM BEACH -Lake Worth congressman Dan Mica left Thursday on a five-day campaign blitz across the state, a drive Mica hopes will guaran By CHARLES HOLMES Palm Beach Post Tallahassee Bureau FORT LAUDERDALE -While the other candidates for U.S. Senate battled during a debate Thursday night, Republican front-runner Connie Mack tee him a sec-lWL.

I Dinner jacket required Letterman: I'm sorry ond-place finish in the Democratic primary spent the day among friends. Comfortable with his lead over GOP rival Robert Merkle, Mack began a two-day tour of the state in Mi ri for the U.S. Senate. Mica "There is really no value for me to be there," Mack said as his motorhome cruised north on Interstate 95 for an afternoon stop in West Palm Beach. Mack's trip along 1-95, with stops from Miami to Fort Pierce, was designed to display the varied support he has built around the state and energize his troops.

Mack began the day in Miami's Little Havana with a rally at La Esquina de Tejas restaurant, a cafe visited by President Reagan in 1983. Mack said the United States should maintain economic sanctions on Cuba and continue a hard line against the Castro regime. Thursday evening, Mack visited a rally at the BA Flea Market in Stuart and a rally with supporters at his campaign headquarters in Fort Pierce. He will conclude his two-day cam- paign swing today after appearances in Cocoa Beach and other Central Florida cities. planned to fly to "We feel we are trying to make waves in the state of Florida, and that's what this is all about.

It's not about the status quo or the past," Mica said. Mica faces Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter, Ocala congressman Buddy MacKay, Tampa state Sen. Pat Frank, former Florida Gov. Claude Kirk and former congressional postal clerk Fred Rader in the primary Tuesday. Criticizing his opponents for attacking each other in their campaign advertising, Mica said: "We have conducted this campaign in a way that makes me very proud to be a candidate.

I'm going to win with my head held high." Mica, accompanied by his wife, Martha, was scheduled to stop in Melbourne, Jacksonville, Orlando and Gainesville Thursday and Pensacola, Tallahassee, Tampa, St. Petersburg and Miami today. Republican vice presidential nominee Dan Quayle no longer may consider his National Guard service an issue, but the comedians are keeping it going. Just this week, late-night comic Jay Leno said there was a Vietnam movie coming out starring Quayle called Full Dinner Jacket. Is it live, or is it Bobby? Bobby Joe Ryman, an obscure country western singer who does David Letterman apologized to Pittsburgh residents for a crack about the death of Pittsburgh Steelers founder Art Roo-ney Sr.

"It's terribly sad, and there's a little controversy surrounding this because he died during the exhibition season. So does it count?" the host of NBC's Late Night With David Letter-man said during Tuesday's show. "It was poor judgment," Letter-man said Wednesday. nine cities Thursday and ami Thursday, today, with a Mica concentrated drive through Palm Beach County Saturday, Broward County Sunday and ending in Dade County Monday. The purpose was "to continue the idea of taking my campaign to the people of Florida," Mica said at a news conference.

Mica has also bought $340,000 worth of television time this weekend. ignoring the Mack televised debate that attracted his Republican opponent and the Democratic candidates to Gainesville. Mack, a three-term congressman from Cape Coral, has cited Merkle's struggling campaign and his own desire to avoid a slugfest with the Democrats before the primary as his reason for not debating. Florida Lottery thursday's cash 3 game: 4-3-7 saturday's lotto game: 6-20-26-29-42-45 Highs in the 90s, lows in the 70s accu-weather forecast for noon friday FLORIDA FORECAST HIOHS AND LOWS FOR FRIDAY with 20 chance of showers 'TALLAHASSEE su75 MT7 JACKSONVILLE rcnaALULOaV oo ri a mm. REGIONAL FORECAST HIOHS AND LOWS FOR FRIDAY 9074 ORLANDO 9476 TAMPA 4) 9476T 2 MIAMI "oW 9078 KEY WEST 9080 FORT PIERCe Vt OKEECH5BEE STUART 9474 k.

9274 I JUPITERV BELLE GLADE 9175 WPB I 9076 I BOCA RATON I 9076 v-J 7648 i BOSTONf Vi" MINNEAPOLIS i fU ft DETROIT jlfli jLnn.SE 8155 A8662 V-NEWY0RK 9354 I fyjlfrj 8466 SAN FRANCISCO SALT LaTe CITY )( a54 A 6V7CINCINNATI LAS VEGAS Tlff M0474 A fliAZ. RALEIGH LOS ANGELES 0 Xf 766 1 VOKLAHQMACITY I HOUSTON HONOLULU 9276 NEW ORLEANS 9078 ANCHORAGE 8874 9074 High pressure spreading from the northeast part of the nation to the Atlantic will maintain an east to southeast windflow over the coastal waters creating partly cloudy to mostly fair skies for the Labor Day weekend. There is a 20 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms in Martin and St. Lucie counties today. Skies will be partly cloudy with highs in the 90s and lows in the upper 70s.

The boating forecast from St. Augustine to the Florida Straits will be fair with a southeasterly wind at 15 knots. Seas will be from 3 to 4 feet with scattered afternoon thunderstorms. Bay and inland waters will have a light to moderate chop. Lake Okeechobee will have a southeasterly wind at 10 to 15 knots.

Waters will have a light to moderate chop with scattered showers. The extended Labor Day weekend forecast calls for afternoon highs in the upper 80s to low 90s and lows in the 70s. There will be a chance of afternoon showers. DATA FOR THURSDAY PANHANDLE Today: Mostly cloudy. A 60 percent chance of thunderstorms.

High in the upper 80s. Low In the low 70s. East wind 5 to 10 mph. Saturday: Mostly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms. High in the 90s.

NORTH FLORIDA Today: Partly cloudy. Scattered to numerous thunderstorms. High In the upper 80s. Low In the low to mld-70s. Saturday: Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon showers.

High In the upper 80s. DISNEY WORLDCENTRAL FLORIDA Today: Partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers. High near 90. Low In the mld-70s. Saturday: Partly cloudy with a chance of showers.

High In the low 90s. MIAMIFORT LAUDERDALE Today: Partly cloudy. A 20 percent chance of thun derstorms. High In the upper 80s. Low In the upper 70s.

Saturday: Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon showers. High near 90. FLORIDA KEYS Today: Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers. High In the upper 80s. Low near 80.

Saturday: Partly cloudy with a good chance of showers or thunderstorms. High In the upper 80s. WPB STATISTICS HOURLY CONDITIONS MARTIN, ST. LUCIE COUNTY, EASTERN PB COUNTY (up to 2S mllaa Inland) Today: Partly cloudy. A 20 percent chance of thun derstorms.

High In the low 90s. Low upper 70s. Saturday: Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon showers. High near 90. WESTERN PS COUNTY Today: Partly cloudy.

Scattered to numerous thunderstorms. High In the low 90s. Low In the low to mld-70s. Saturday: Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon showers. High In the low 90s.

OKEECHOBEE COUNTY Today: Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers. High near 90. Low In the mld-70s. Saturday: Partly cloudy with a chance of showers. High In the low 90s.

Cold Front Warm Front Stationary Front High Low I Pressure Pressure TIDES Sunshine will prevail across the Northeast and Middle Atlantic states today. Much of the Ohio and Tennessee valleys will be partly sunny. There will be showers from Wisconsin to north ern Texas. Showers will occur across the Caroli-nas into the Gulf Coast states, as well as over New Mexico and eastern Arizona. Highs will exceed 90 degrees across the Pacific Northwest.

Pre. Belle Glade 92 72 .03 Boca Raton 90 76 .02 Okeechobee 94 74 .10 Stuart 87 76 .11 West Palm Beach 89 75 .18 TEMPERATURES PALM BEACH INLET High 1:09 a.m. Low 7:42 a.m. 8:19 p.m. PALM BEACH OCEAN High 12:48 a.m.

1:40 p.m. Low 7:12 a.m. 7:49 p.m. JUPITER INLET High 1:24 a.m. 2:16 p.m.

Low 7:31 a.m. 8:08 p.m. BOYNTON INLET High 2:35 a.m. 3:27 p.m. Low 9:39 a.m.

10:16 p.m. ST. LUCIE RIVER High 2:44 a.m. 3:36 p.m. Low HILLSBORO INLET High 1:17 a.m.

2:09 p.m. Low 7:36 a.m. 8:13 p.m. SEBASTIAN INLET High 12:45 a.m. 1:37 p.m.

Low 7:10 a.m. 7:47 p.m. FORT PIERCE INLET High 1:00 a.m. 1:52 p.m. Low 7:16 a.m.

7:53 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. 9 p.m.

10 p.m. 1 1 p.m. Midnight 1 a.m. 2 a.m. 3 a.m.

4 s.m. 5 a.m. 6 a.m. 7 a.m. 8 a.m.

9 a.m. 10 a.m. 11 a.m. Noon 1 p.m. 2 p.m.

3 p.m. CON TEM WIND HUM BAR PC 80 S9 70 29 93 PC 82 S9 67 29.91 CDY 80 SE7 77 29.94 PC 80 SE7 77 29.95 RN 79 SE12 82 29.98 PC 79 SE9 85 29 97 MC 80 SE7 82 29.98 MC 80 SE7 82 29.98 MC 82 SE9 77 29.97 MC 82 SE8 79 29.96 MC 76 S7 94 29.98 PC 78 SE8 90 29 95 PC 79 SE9 82 29.98 PC 81 SE12 79 29.98 PC 80 SE8 82 29.98 PC 84 SE10 77 29.99 PC 86 SE10 72 30.00 PC 85 SE17 72 30.02 PC 88 SE16 65 30.03 MC 89 E18 61 30.04 PC 84 SE18 77 30 03 PC 87 SE14 72 30.02 PC 88 SE15 68 30.01 PC 86 SE14 67 30.02 83 86 86 87 85 87 87 84 85 81 84 85 82 87 90 94 91 96 97 90 97 4 p.m. 5 p.m. 98 92 WHERE TO DIAL REGIONAL HURRICANE CENTER CONTINUOUS BROADCASTS West Palm Beach, 162.475 MHz; Belle Glade, 162.400 MHz; Miami, 162.55 MHz; Coast Guard (10:30 a.m. and 10:30 p.m.) 2670 KHz.

LOCAL INFORMATION Up-to the moment weather data and forecasts: for West Palm Beach, 686-5650; for StuartFort Pierce, 225-2300; for beach conditions In Boynton Beach, 734-7989; Palm Beach, 659-1155. SOLUNAR TABLES The solunar tables are based on scientific studies that show that fish and game seem to be more active at certain times during the lunar period. The major periods last for an hour-and-a-half to two hours after the time listed. The minor periods have a significantly shorter duration. A.M.

P.M. DAY MIN MAJ MIN MAJ Fdday 11:15 5:05 11:40 5:30 Saturday 6:00 12:10 6:25 Sunday 12:45 6:55 1:05 7:20 Monday 1:35 7:45 1:55 8:10 Tuesday 2:25 8:35 2:45 9:00 Wednesday 3:15 9:20 3:30 9:45 Thursday 4:00 9:55 4:05 10:25 Figures show the avaratt temnantiira for rha hour SUN TANNING INDEX: 8 MOON SUN KIY: THI-Tamperature-Humkllty Index. CLn-Clear, PC-Partly Cloudy, MC-Mostly Cloudy, CDY -Cloudy. FOS-Low Clouds, (Ma-Smog, HAZ-Haia, RN-Raln, PS-Partly Sunny, MS-Mostly Sunny, and UN-Sunny. HIGHS AND LOWS Highest 89 lowest 75 High this date (1947) 94 Low this dale (1942) 70 Surf temperature (noon) 82 RAINFALL UNITED Today's Today's STATES Thuraday Foracaat Thuraday Forecast Con Con Con Con Albany 76 48 PC 84 60 SUN Lexington 83 58 PC 87 65 PC Albuquerque 77 61 CDY 82 62 RN Little Rock 87 64 CDY 88 72 RN Anchorage 59 48 CDY 58 46 RN Los Angeles 91 65 CDY 87 66 SUN Ashevllle 75 56 PC 77 63 CDY Louisville 85 59 PC 87 68 PC Aspen 78 50 PC 76 49 PC Memphis 87 68 PC 88 73 PC Atlanta 81 68 CDY 76 70 RN Milwaukee 82 63 PC 84 60 RN Atlantic City 78 52 PC 78 62 SUN Minneapolis 77 62 RN 81 55 PC Austin 96 73 PC 96 74 PC Mobile 83 73 CDY 92 78 PC Baltimore 80 57 PC 87 67 PC Nashville 88 65 PC 85 69 PC Bangor 76 50 PC 85 49 SUN Newark 84 62 PC 85 61 SUN Billings 84 52 SUN 85 52 PC New Orleans 85 77 CDY 90 74 PC Birmingham 83 72 CDY 88 71 RN New York 81 65 PC 84 66 SUN Bismarck 84 42 SUN 78 52 SUN Norfolk 76 58 PC 83 68 PC Boise 87 50 SUN 93 54 SUN Oklahoma City 89 62 PC 89 72 PC Boston 72 61 PC 84 62 SUN Omaha 88 61 PC 84 58 SUN Brownsville 91 75 PC 91 74 RN Peoria 86 57 PC 86 58 PC Buffalo 79 54 PC 84 61 RN Philadelphia 81 58 PC 87 65 SUN Burlington 76 48 PC 82 53 PC Phoenix 103 84 PC 105 84 SUN Charleston, SC 74 68 RN 82 70 RN Pittsburgh 82 52 PC 84 63 PC Charleston, WV 82 54 SUN 84 66 PC Portland, ME 76 53 PC 81 52 SUN Charlotte 82 62 PC 80 68 CDY Portland, OR 92 56 SUN 100 62 SUN Cheyenne 75 54 PC 81 54 SUN Providence 78 55 SUN 81 60 SUN Chicago 82 59 PC 84 62 PC Raleigh 80 57 PC 84 68 PC Cincinnati 85 57 SUN 86 66 PC Rapid City 86 56 SUN 82 52 SUN Cleveland 80 53 SUN 86 65 PC Richmond 81 57 PC 84 68 PC Columbus, OH 79 58 SUN 86 64 PC St.

Louis 84 62 SUN 88 65 PC Concord, NH 76 46 PC 82 48 SUN Salt Lake City 90 59 SUN 92 60 SUN Dallas 96 68 SUN 92 74 PC San Antonio 92 71 PC 94 71 PC Dayton 79 54 SUN 83 60 PC San Diego 76 67 CDY 79 66 PC Denver 79 61 CDY 77 54 PC San Francisco 69 55 CDY 79 54 SUN Des Moines 84 59 PC 86 62 PC St. Ste. Made 76 55 CDY 73 48 PC Detroit 81 54 SUN 86 62 RN Seattle 82 55 SUN 90 56 SUN Ouluth 71 58 CDY 74 54 RN Sioux Falls 86 68 RN 82 54 SUN El Paso 88 65 PC 88 65 RN Spokane 83 45 SUN 95 56 SUN Fairbanks 53 44 PC 62 45 RN Syracuse 78 48 PC 81 56 PC Ft. Wayne 80 51 PC 84 60 RN Topeka 85 51 PC 86 61 PC Greenville, SC 80 61 PC 81 69 CDY Tucson 97 73 PC 96 73 PC Hartford 79 51 PC 84 62 SUN Tulsa 84 58 PC 92 72 PC Helena 83 44 SUN 79 43 SUN Washington 81 60 PC 87 67 SUN Honolulu 89 77 PC 88 74 PC Wilmington 80 56 PC 87 66 SUN Houston 89 75 PC 92 76 PC KEY: Con-conditions; CDY-cloudy; ICE -Icy Indianapolis 85 59 SUN 85 65 PC conditions; PC -partly cloudy; RN-raln, show-Jackson, MS 87 70 CDY 89 68 CDY ers: SUN -sunny; SNW-snow. Juneau 52 47 RN 56 50 RN NATIONAL TEMPERATURE EXTREMES Kansas City 88 59 PC 88 63 PC High at Palm Springs, CA 1 13; Las Vegas 96 72 SUN 104 74 SUN Low at Meacham, OR 29.

CANADA Thuraday Foracaat Con Con Calgary 74 46 PC 84 46 SUN Halifax 73 54 PC 72 58 PC Montreal 75 52 PC 79 53 SUN Ottawa 80 52 PC 80 62 RN Toronto 82 59 PC 84 64 PC Vancouver 73 57 PC 75 55 SUN Winnipeg 80 48 PC 72 48 RN FOREIGN Thuraday Amsterdam 63 52 Athens 97 70 Lima 63 54 Barbados 88 77 London 64 57 Beijing 81 64 Madrid 88 63 Beirut Manila 93 73 Berlin 73 55 Mexico City 73 55 Bermuda 90 86 Moscow 68 50 Bogota 59 48 Nairobi 82 46 Budapest 82 65 Nassau 88 79 Buenos Aires 59 50 Paris 73 59 Cako 93 72 Rio 97 63 Caracas 85 63 Rome 89 60 Geneva 77 50 San Juan 88 77 Harare 86 61 Seoul 81 68 Havana 88 73 Stockholm 68 62 Helsinki 59 50 Sydney 70 54 Hong Kong 84 82 Tel Aviv 86 70 Jerusalem 82 64 Tokyo 86 73 FLORIDA Thuraday Pre Apalachlcola 79 74 1.93 Daytona Beach 87 75 .48 Fort Lauderdale Beach 88 75 .42 Fort Myers 93 75 Gainesville 89 72 .26 Jacksonville 88 72 .51 Key West 88 83 .04 Lakeland 91 74 .06 Miami 89 75 .20 Orlando 94 76 .13 Pensacola 85 785 .01 Sarasota 9 782 .49 Tallahassee 84 75 Tampa 91 74 .54 Vero Beach 90 77 Rise 7:00 a.m. Rise 11:54 p.m. Set 7:40 p.m. Set 1:49 p.m. OI2HOIC Sep.

10 Sep. 18 Sep. 25 Tonight New First Full Last 24 hours ending 7 p.m. TMs month Since Jan. 1 Normal for month to data Normal for year to date .18 .18 64.04 .26 37 27 BOATINGFISHING FORECAST National Weather Service Information gathered at Palm Baach International Airport AIR QUALITY INDEX: 20 On a scale of 0 to 400, 20 Is considered good.

24-hour air quality recording, 820-3962. FLORIDA KEYS Today: Wind southeasterly near 1 5 knots. Seas 4 to 5 feet. Florida bay a moderate chop. Widely scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms.

Tonight: Wind southeasterly near 15 knots. Seas 4 to 5 feet. Florida bay a moderate chop. Scattered showers and thunderstorms. LAKE OKEECHOBEE Today: Wind southeasterly at 1 0 to 1 5 knots.

Waters will have a light to moderate chop. Scattered to numerous afternoon thunderstorms. Tonight: Wind southeasterly at 10 to Is knots. Waters will have a light to moderate chop. JUPITER INLET-NORTH Today: Wind southeasterly at 10 to 15 knots.

Seas 3 to 4 feet. Bay and Inland waters a light to moderate chop. Scattered to numerous afternoon thunderstorms. Tonight: Wind southeasterly at 10 to 15 knots. Seas 3 to 4 feet.

Bay and Inland waters a light to moderate chop. JUPITER INLET-SOUTH Today: Wind southeasterly at 1 5 knots. Seas 3 to 5 feet. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop. Scattered showers.

Wind southeasterly near 15 knots. Seas 3 to 5 feet. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop. LAKE OKEECHOBEE 15.95 feet Water level Normal 14.13 feet I.