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Thursday, March 4, 2004
PEOPLE OF NOTE
MMdto^Ghooler invIiHl 10 leaders confefence
FROM STAFF REPORTS
Ellena Fomey of Charlotte
will join 200 middle school
students
from across
the U.S. at
the Junior
National
Young
Leaders
Conference
March 6-11
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Ellena Washington.
The confer-*
ence introduces students to
the tradition of leadership
throughout U.S. history,
while helping them develop
their own leadership skills.
Ellena, a student at
Northridge Middle School,
will participate in education
al activities and presenta
tions led by individuals in
high-level positions as well
as yoimg people who exer
cise leadership skills within
their communities.
• James Hinsley has been
nominated as a United
States Achievement
Academy National English
Award winner.
English teacher Sharlene
Horton nominated James,
an eighth-grader at J.T.
Williams Middle School.
Nominees must have at least
a 3.0 grade point average
and exhibit skills and apti
tude in English as well as
dependability, enthusiasm
and leadership.
• Air National Guard
Airman 1st Class Jerri L.
Edwards has graduated
from basic
military
training at
Lackland Air
Force Base
in San
Antonio,
Tbxas.
During six
weeks of
Edwards training,
Edwards studied the Air
Force mission, organization
and military customs and
courtesies, performed drill
and ceremony marches and
received physical training,
rifle marksmanship, field
training exercises and spe
cial training in human rela
tions.
• Stephanie Noonan has
joined MONY Group’s
MONY Life Insurance Co.
and MONY Securities as a
financial professional in
Charlotte.
Before joining MONY
Group, Noonan was execu
tive director of the Charlotte-
Mecklenburg Senior Center.
• Michelle McGowan has
joined Charlotte Repertory
Theatre as office manager.
She will be responsible for
managing day-to-day opera
tions in the Rep’s adminis-
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Forecast for Charlotte, NC
Local 7-Day Forecast
Thursday
Breezy with
some sun.
Thu. night
Partly to
mostly
cloudy.
Friday
Variable
cloudiness.
72/50
Saturday
Mostly
cloudy.
68/40
Sunday
Times of sun
and clouds,
62/38
Monday
Mostly sunny.
62/38
Tuesday
Cloudy and
rainy.
55/35
Wednesday
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Mostly sunny.
53/32
The Week Ahead
The Week Ahead
Temperatures
HI B O
Above Near Below
Normal Normal Normal
Precipitation
B I I
Above Near Below
Normal Normal Normal
U.S. Traveler’s CmES
The National Summary
Today
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
City
Hi
Lo
W
Hi
' Lo
W
Hi
Lo
W
Hi
Lo
W
Hi
Lo
W
Atlanta
74
56
pc
74
56
c
68
48
pc
66
44
pc
63
41
pc
Boston
48
40
pc
56
42
c
50
40
c
44
34
c
45
27
pc
Chicago
48
38
c
46
28
c
40
26
c
40
28
pc
44
22
pc
Cleveland
50
45
r
58
32
c
42
29
c
40
30
c
38
27
c
Denver
39
23
c
48
23
pc
49
25
pc
57
29
pc
55
29
pc
Des Moines
37
28
c
31
27
c
42
26
c
47
26
s
44
21
pc
Detroit
48
40
c
52
34
c
42
26
pc
40
29
pc
44
24
pc
Houston
78
54
c
74
52
pc
72
50
pc
70
44
pc
68
46
s
Indianapolis
60
45
t
54
33
c
47
32
pc
46
32
s
45
26
pc
Kansas City
45
32
c
37
30
c
46
24
c
53
33
s
5l'
25
pc
Los Angeles
67
50
pc
68
50
s
72
52
s
72
52
s
75
59
pc
Miami
81
71
pc
84
72
s
84
72
pc
84
70
pc
82
66
pc
Minn.- St. Paul
38
18
c
28
18
c
33
20
c
40
20
pc
40
15
pc
New Orleans
80
66
pc
76
60
c
75
56
pc
70
53
pc
68
51
s
New York City
48
45
c
61
46
c
55
37
c
49
37
c
50
32
pc
Omaha
38
26
c
37
23
c
40
26
c
48
28
s
51
22
pc
Phoenix
64
48
pc
67
48
s
74
51
s
76
54
pc
78
60
pc
San Francisco
62
45
pc
61
47
pc
61
48
s
62
49
pc
64
56
pc
Seattle
49
38
c
48
40
c
50
40
pc
51
37
pc
52
46
pc
Washington
60
48
c
70
50
c
64
42
c
56
38
54
35
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A ridge of high pressure will build
into the West Coast during the
period. This will lead to generally dry
and mild weather. Cooler air will spill
into the Great Lakes and Northeast.
Temperatures from Wisconsin to
Maine may average 5 to 8 degrees
below normal. Storms will bring rain
and snow to the Midwest. The
Southeast will be mainly dry.
Weather (W); a-sunny, pc-partly cloudy,
c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thurxJerslorms,
r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, ]-ice.
World Traveler’s CmES
Sun & Moon
Today
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
City
Hi
Lo
W
Hi
Lo
W
Hi
Lo
W
Hi
Lo
W
Hi
Lo
W
Amsterdam
42
35
sn
43
36
pc
42
35
pc
42
39
pc
50
43
pc
Berlin
31
16
pc
39
31
pc
40
30
pc
38
29
pc
41
30
s
Buenos Aires
81
63
s
79
63
s
84
67
pc
87
61
Pi
75
57
t
Cairo
100
71
pc
76
42
pc
70
47
pc
78
54
s
81
54
s
Jerusalem
85
64
pc
74
42
c
58
44
S
69
54
s
74
54
s
Johannesburg
71
65
r
79
55
pc
76
54
c
77-
56
pc
77
61
pc
London
50
39
c
42
32
pc
42
34
pc
46
40
pc
52
43
pc
Madrid
60
43
c .
. 59
39
s
56
41
pc
59
42
pc
56
37
pc
Mexico City
76
51
s
79
51
s
79
52
s
73
49
pc
75
47
s
Moscow
19
2
sn
15
2
sn
19
4
c
24
7
pc
21
5
pc
Paris
45
34
r
41
29
pc
38
28
pc
41
33
pc
48
37
pc
Rio de Janeiro
76
64
t
79
67
c
79
68
c
81
69
pc
80
69
pc
Rome
52
40
pc
54
41
pc
54
43
c
53
40
r
53
42
c
San Juan
83
71
pc
83
71
pc
84
72
pc
- 84
72
pc
84
72
pc
Seoul
27
11
pc
31
12
sn
25
12
s
31
20
s
40
26
pc
Sydney
79
63
s
83
63
s
80
54
pc
84
58
pc
82
61
s
Tokyo
50
34
r
42
37
pc
53
32
pc
42
32
s
43
32
s
Toronto
48
38
c
50
32
c
36
24
c
35
26
c
36
20
c
Winnipeg
7
-2
c
12
6
c
30
18
c
32
16
pc
30
14
pc
Zurich
42
32
sn
40
30
pc
38
30
40
33
l&i
45
36
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Thu., Mar. 4 6:49 a.m.
Fri., Mar. 5 6:47 a.m.
Sat., Mar. 6 6:46 a.m.
Sun., Mar. 7 6:45 a.m.
Mon., Mar. 8 6:43 a.m.
Tue., Mar. 9 6:42 a.m.
Wed., Mar. 10 ..... 6:41 a.m.
Sunsef
6:22 p.m
6:23 p.m
6:23 p.m
6:24 p.m
6:25 p.m
6:26 p.m
6:27 p.m
Moonrise Moonset
Thu., Mar. 4 4:06 p.m. 5:48 a.m.
Fri., Mar. 5 5:11 p.m. 6:23 a.m.
Sat., Mar. 6 6:17 p.m. 6:54 a.m.
Moon Phases
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