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A12 Sht Scats Center I Saturday, May 5, 2007 www.newsleader.com Weather Jumps A limited number of Our Century Together 100 Years Photos, Memory Ne Li-Mt. Ruwt Vc i are available for $15.00 it A "1 The News Leader is offering a second limited edition keepsake book featuring photos from private collections that capture the early years of the Central Shenandoah Valley from the late ltfOO's to the 1940's. Books arrive June 20th and may be purchased at The Book Stack 1 E. Beverley Street in Staunton, 885-2665. Augusta County Shown is today's weather.

Coastal forecast, Virginia 5-day forecast for Staiintdn Waynesboro Mostly cloudy today with a passing Temperatures are today's highs Beach to Myrtle Beach KX1 and tonight's lows. shower. A passing shower in the Plenty of clouds today with a few "Hz TODAY showers. Wind north to northeast 1 0 to 20 mph. Waves 2 to 4 feet.

Visibility will be under rnilas any rain. X5 Martinsburg 1 6340 Moorefield 6144 s- Winchester A Washington Arlington4 6045 Elkins 6146 6547 6847 evening; otherwise, partly cloudy tonight. Sunny to partly cloudy and beautiful tomorrow and Monday. Rockbridge County Mostly cloudy today with a passing shower. A shower in the evening; otherwise, partly cloudy tonight.

Nice tomorrow and Monday with several hours of sunshine. Highland and Bath counties Cloudy today with a passing shower. A passing shower in the evening; otherwise, partly cloudy tonight. Sunny to partly cloudy and nice tomorrow and Monday. -v yt 2 Jr Alexandria it Mostly cloudy with a couple of showers.

high 61 TONIGHT Harrisonburg 6847 6143 i 'n uiunuusniiio p- Staunton 6444 eu( ivivauui 6646 6147 John Palmer GreggThe News Leader Fred Barger says goodbye to his family, from left: Sean, 9, Christina, 13, and wife, Judy, during a departure ceremony for the 1 1 6th Brigade Combat Team at the Thomas D. Howie Memorial Armory on Friday. Richmond Waynesboro Lexington 6147 6045 Lynchburg 6949 Lewisburg 5447 Blacksburg 5646 A shower early; otherwise, partly cloudy. bw 47 SUNDAY Bluefield 6049 NeWporl4ws 5845 Roanoke 5948 wyinevme Petersburg iv prfolk 6253 6848 oou warn Martinsville 6153 Virginia Bead Marion 6354 Danville 6349 6349 POLLEN UV INDEX TODAY The higher the AccuWeather UV lndexIM number the greater need for eye and skin protection. ALMANAC Statistics for Staunton are compiled using hourly information from the Shenandoah Airport and radar estimates as of 5 m.

yesterday. Precipitation is supptemented with the information from the NatKxiaf Weather Service the following day. Statistics for Waynesboro are as of 8 a.m. yesterday and are supplied by the National Weather Service. TEMPERATURE Staunton Waynesboro fislrsms Sunny to partly cloudy and breezy.

high 64 38 MONDAY 1 Sunshine and pleasant. high 66 low 42 TUESDAY Trees Grasses Weeds Mold Source: Virginia Moderate Absent Absent Very High Pulmonary and Asthma yeryJJigiL SOLUNAR TABLES The solunar tables are based on studies that show fish and game are more active at certain times during the lunar period, High Low Normal high Normal low Record high Record low 61 54' 50 52 68 44 90" in 2001: 27 in 1986 8 a.m. Noon 4 p.m. 8 p.m. Staunton Waynesboro PRECIPITATION TODAY Major Minor SUNDAY Major Minor A.M.

2:01 8:15 AM 2:59 9:13 P.M. 2:28 8:41 P.M. 3:26 9:40 Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. 2007 AccuWeather.com 0.07" trace 0.66" 0.72" 0.44" 9.38" 8.36" 12.00" 24 hrs Month to date Normal month to date Year to date Normal year to date side for 10 minutes or so of goodbyes before the buses started to load. Dozens of cameras captured last moments before the yearlong separation: a young family posing with their infant son, a father bouncing his little one on his hip, parents and adult children exchanging hugs.

Many people wiped away tears from red-rimmed eyes. "Watch out for him, OK?" a woman in uniform said as she left a small boy with another adult. As the soldiers fell into formation for a roll call, families began to line up by the bus that their loved one would board. "We love you!" shouted a group waving at one bus as the soldiers boarded. The crowd wildly waved flags and clapped as the buses began to roll out of the parking lot.

Catherine and Charles Giles of Staunton watched as the bus carrying their son, Sgt. 1st Class Gerald Giles, pulled away. They planned to help look after the wife and two children who were left behind during the next year. "He felt that this was his job," Catherine Giles said of her son's commitment to the cause. "I just told him before he left that he should be careful and come home safe," Charles Giles said.

Farewell Continued from the front page appreciate the soldiers a whole lot more." "My only prayer is that the ones I see getting on the bus will be the same ones getting back off when they all get home," bus driver Warren Knott said. During the ceremony, a band played patriotic songs, and a line of local, state and military dignitaries thanked the soldiers for their service and promised to help families left at home. "I'll do everything in my power to ensure that they're provided with everything that they need," said Del. Chris Saxman, R-Staunton. The brigade's commanding officer, Col.

William Phillips, remarked about the training the soldiers completed in just two short months since being called to active duty. "The bugle has sounded and you have all answered the call," Phillips said. "You have already exceeded my expectations with what you have accomplished so far. No commander before me and no commander after me will ever be as proud as I am of you today. Ever forward." The ceremony ended with drumbeats and a retiring of the flags brought out for display, and families went out THE SKY Warmer with plenty of sunshine.

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7:55 a.m. Last New First Full (DO 00 May 10 May 16 May 23 May 31 Sunrise today Sunset today Sunrise tomorrow Sunset tomorrow Moonrise today Moonset today About midnight, the waning gibbous moon rises in the southeast in the "teapot" asterism within the constellation Sagittarius. Slightly higher is Jupiter and, to Jupiter's right, the bright reddish star Antares is in Scorpius the Scorpion. Venus sets at 1 1 :37 p.m. Mars rises at 4:03 a.m.

Jupiter rises at 1 0: 35 p.m. Saturn sets at 2:39 a.m. Morrison Planetarium, California Academy of Sciences KIDS CORNER AGRICULTURAL WEATHER Today will be mostly cloudy, and some places will have a shower. Rainfall will average 0.10-0.20 of an inch. The relative humidity will drop to around 70 percent by afternoon.

Tomorrow will be pleasant beneath a good deal of sun. Monday and Tuesday will be Sun and some clouds. high 78 low 54 sunny and dry. TODAY SUNDAY City Hi Lo Hi Lo Raleigh 68 55 sh 64 42 sh Reno 62 38 73 45 Richmond 69 49 63 41 pc Sacramento 78 51 87 53 St. Louis 82 62 77 61 Salt Lake City 51 41 60 42 pc San Francisco 67 52 77 53 Seattle 58 45 62 49 pc Spokane 59 39 pc 66 44 pc Staunton 61 47 sh 64 38 Tucson 80 54 82 55 Tulsa 85 69 83 67 Washington, DC 68 47 63 45 Waynesboro 61 47 sh 64 38 West Palm Beach 86 70 pc 86 70 Wheeling 67 46 72 43 Wilmington, DE 72 45 64 43 Winston-Salem 61 53 sh 65 45 pc Kyle Land, second grade Westwood Hills Elementary School Showers Cold Front rj JJ Pressure Pressure di Rain Warm Front Flumes -10s -0 0s 10s 20s '30s 40s 60s 70s 80s 90s J00sl10 fSM, Snow Front i Ice SATURDAY, MAY 5 TODAY SUNDAY City Hi Lo HI Lo Albany 65 38 64 36 Anchorage 50 36 pc 56 39 pc Atlanta 76 61 79 53 Austin 86 76 pc 85 71 pc Baltimore 70 46 pc 62 43 Boise 64 40 pc 70 46 pc Boston 62 42 54 40 Buffalo 65 41 65 39 Burlington 56 36 63 39 Casper 40 31 sn 56 33 sh Charleston, WV 69 51 sh 75 43 fee Charlottesville 64 44 66 39 Chattanooga 78 61 80 55 Chicago 66 50 74 48 pc Cleveland 66 46 68 44 Dallas 86 70 pc 85 68 Denver 57 34 55 37 sh Duluth 56 41 60 45 pc El Paso 84 59 78 54 Fairbanks 51 37 sh 54 34 Fairmont 67 46 sh 70 42 Flagstaff 50 29 59 29 Grand Fiapids 70 46 pc 74 44 pc Harrisburg 70 40 66 40 Houston 88 74 pc 88 72 pc Indianapolis 72 53 71 51 pc Jackson, MS 89 66 87 64 pc Jacksonville 85 64 81 58 Kalamazoo 70 47 pc 74 46 pc Kansas City 82 64 80 62 Knoxville 72 60 78 52 pc Los Angeles 70 54 82 56 Louisville 75 59 76 55 pc Memphis 89 70 87 66 Miami 86 72 pc 86 70 pc Moline 75 56 76 53 pc Morgantown 67 45 70 45 Nashville 80 63 79 58 New Orleans 85 72 88 71 pc Norfolk 66 50 58 50 sh Oklahoma City 82 66 78 62 Orlando 90 67 pc 87 66 Parkersburg 69 46 sh 76 42 pc Philadelphia 72 46 63 46 Pittsburgh 67 46 70 41 Pw Seattle 5845 Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation.

Temperature bands are highs for the day, Forecast highlow temperatures are given for selected cities. records show Maready was convicted Nov. 22 of obtaining prescription drugs by fraud. The case was deferred until December 2008 on conditions Maready participate in a drug evaluation and random drug screens. The court revoked her driving privileges for six months except when transporting her children or driving to her Saturday job at a Waynesboro McDonald's.

In Staunton General District Court, Road-cap is listed as a fugitive after failing to appear in February 2006 on a charge of driving with a suspended license. Maready is described as a Caucasian, 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighing about 270 pounds. Police said she has brown hair and blue eyes. Roadcap, also Caucasian, is listed as 6-feet tall and weighing 160 pounds. Murder Continued from the front page yellow police tape sitting in a plastic garbage can near the back porch, there was scant evidence authorities had spent the previous night scouring the residence for clues in the killing.

Waynesboro police have not said where the body was found or how long Butler had been deceased. Neighbors said Butler moved into the home last fall. They described Butler, Maready and her two children as a quiet family. Butler was employed as a greeter at Wal-Mart in Staunton on Richmond Road. Management there confirmed he was an employee, but declined comment.

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