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Yankton’s Forecast Yankton Almanac Regional Forecast National Forecast Today Tomorrow Wednesday Monday Mostly sunny, Temperature Minnesota warm and Pierre Location: Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Hi Lo W 26 Huron 55 47 r 54 47 r 54 44 r breezy Yesterday’s High / Low 82° / 61° 95 / 67 Brookings Anchorage Normal High 89° 89 / 69 Atlanta 93 75 th 93 75 th 94 76 th Wind: S, 10 to 20 Normal Low 64° 85 / 67 Boston 85 67 pc 89 69 su 86 70 pc High: 87° Record High 107°in 1894 Chamberlain Chicago 82 68 pc 88 73 pc 91 75 th Low: 69° Record Low 45° in 1962 91 / 70 Dallas 97 76 th 94 76 th 95 77 th Mitchell Sioux Falls 91 67 th 93 69 th 91 68 th 89 / 69 Denver Tuesday Hot, chance of Precipitation 85 / 68 Detroit 84 65 pc 86 69 su 89 71 th overnight Green Bay 85 62 pc 86 66 pc 84 63 th 27 Yesterday’s 0” Lake Andes thunderstorms Month to date 6.01” Sioux Center Houston 89 77 th 89 77 th 89 78 th 89 / 69 87 73 th 90 74 th 93 73 th Wind: S, 10 to 20 Year to date 24.08” Winner Yankton 85 / 67 Kansas City Avg.year to date 14.78” 93 / 70 87 / 69 Las Vegas 107 88 pc 99 83 th 101 82 th High: 93° Maximum this date 1.61” in 1972 Los Angeles 80 64 su 80 64 su 79 64 su Low: 71° a 90 80 th 90 81 th 90 79 th Nebraska Miami Sun and Moon Vermillion Sioux City Minneapolis 87 69 pc 90 69 th 85 66 pc Wednesday Scattered 86 / 69 86 / 68 New York City 85 70 pc 88 73 su 89 75 th strong to severe Sunrise Sunset 28 Today 6:15 AM 8:57 PM Philadelphia 90 70 su 91 72 pc 91 72 th thunderstorms Tomorrow 6:16 AM 8:56 PM O’Neill Phoenix 103 87 th 100 84 th 100 83 th 87 / 69 San Francisco 61 53 pc 63 53 pc 64 53 pc Wind: SE, 5 to 15 Moonrise Moonset Norfolk Seattle 83 58 pc 80 59 pc 78 58 pc High: 90° Today 9:10 PM 6:51 AM 92 / 72 Iowa Tampa 92 76 th 95 75 th 93 77 th Low: 69° Tomorrow 9:34 PM 7:52 AM Washington, D.C. 89 70 su 90 72 th 94 74 th Thursday Partly cloudy, Omaha scattered Forecast for Today 87 / 70 AG Information Military Abroad 29 thunderstorms Today Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Growing Degree Days n/a Full Last New First Hi Lo W Wind: E, 10 to 20 July 26 Aug. 3 Aug. 10 Aug. 16 S. Dakota Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Lowest Relative Humidity 39% Location: High: 89° Aberdeen 71 53 fg 69 54 fg Vermillion 86 69 pc 93 71 pc Hours of Sunshine 15 Baghdad, Iraq113 93 pc Maps & Forecast Produced by: Pan Evaporation 0.37" Low: Brookings 85 67 pc 88 66 th Watertown 83 69 pc 87 64 th Diego Garcia 81 80 sh 66° 4” Soil Temperatrue 73 Custer 84 61 th 83 57 th Winner 93 70 pc 94 66 pc Doha, Qatari 102 94 pc Warm and Iowa Friday www.dayweather.com Deadwood 90 64 th 86 59 th partly cloudy Gavins Point Dam Frankfurt 68 48 sh 30 Mobridge 94 71 pc 87 65 th Des Moines 83 66 pc 89 73 pc Huron 89 69 pc 90 67 th Sioux City 86 68 pc 91 72 pc Kabul, Afghan. 86 57 pc Weather key: su-sunny, pc-partly Lake Temperature 79 Mitchell 89 69 pc 92 69 th Nebraska Kuwait City 112 93 pc cloudy,mc-mostly cloudy, c-cloudy, Lake Elevation 1207.75 High: 86° Pierre 95 67 pc 93 67 th Norfolk 92 72 th 87 75 th th-thunderstorms, sh-showers, r-rain, Discharge 36,000 cfs Seoul, Korea 82 69 sh Rapid City 93 67 th 90 63 th Lincoln 89 70 pc 94 74 pc Low: 68° sn-snow, fl-flurries, w-wind Tailwater 1158.63 Tokyo, Japan 90 73 th Sioux Falls 85 68 pc 89 68 th Omaha 87 70 pc 93 74 pc REGION DIGEST City To Discuss Potential Wind Tower Plant ON THIS DATE Plans On Hold 75 YEARS AGO Friday, July 26, 1935 Yankton Flower/Veg Show To Be Held July 31 Archery Developments BRANDON (AP) — A new plant • The police here believed today The free Yankton Flower/Vegetable Show will be held July 31 at in Brandon has delayed the start of the bandits who yesterday robbed the Yankton Library Meeting Room. It is sponsored by the Yankton From P&D Staff Reports the complex are substantial if operations because of too few con- the Pioneer Savings Bank of Town and Country Garden Club. the community works toward tracts for wind towers. Sergeant Bluff, Iowa, escaped in an Anyone may enter. Entries submitted 10 a.m. to Noon, judging The Yankton City Commission them. John Segvich, a spokesman for automobile bearing license plates will have a discussion Monday In other business, the com- Tower Tech System’s parent com- stolen here Tuesday morning, indi- will take place from noon to 1 p.m. View all entries from 1 to 4 p.m. cating the gang passed through Guidelines for entering can be picked up at the Library, GAR hall, regarding potential develop- mission will discuss traffic con- pany, Broadwind Energy, says once enough contracts are secured, the Yankton. Extension office and Chamber of Commerce. We have just added a ments at the archery complex on trol after major events like fire- • Only six non-union workers new Class entitled, “Less Than Perfect” (bug damage allowed). its eastern edge. works on the Fourth of July and 115,000-square-foot plant will were willing to make the march For more info call Betts Pulkrabek 605-463-2206. National Field Archery Riverboat Days. It will also hold become operational. through the picket lines about the Association President Bruce Cull an executive session to discuss He says the equipment is in John Morrell and company packing will speak to the commission place, but workers have not yet plant this morning, indicating the labor negotiations. been hired. The plant is expected Red Green To Visit Yankton Bomgaars Aug. 1 about the possibility of getting plant’s capacity would remain the The meeting gets under way to employ about 150. same as for the past two days. Red Green, star of the long-running public the facility designated as a at 7 p.m. in the City of Yankton The Brandon will plant will cre- Community Olympic series, will be at Bomgaars in Yankton, Sunday, Aug. 1, from 2-4 Meeting Room, located at the ate large towers that support wind 50 YEARS AGO p.m. The public is invited to the free autograph and photo oppor- Development Program. Technical Education Center, 1200 turbine blades. It will have the tunity. City Manager Doug Russell W. 21st St. capacity to manufacture 150 of the Tuesday, July 26, 1960 The event is sponsored by Bomgaars, 3M and the Friends of said during a media briefing three-section towers each year. • Crumpled boxcars zigzagged Friday that the possibilities for over some 400 feet of track on the South Dakota Public Broadcasting. Later on Sunday, Red Green’s Milwaukee Road’s main line, a short “Wit and Wisdom Tour” live show will take place in Sioux Falls. distance west of Napa Junction, at The show, at 8 p.m. in the historic Orpheum Theater, is sold out. about 7 a.m. A burned-off journal on Red Green, played by , is the creator of and lead the sales tax increases and the the South Dakota-Nebraska bor- one of the cars caused the derail- character in “The Red Green Show,” which centers around some smoking ban. It will also gener- der, said the ordinance won’t ment of 15 freight cars as the train very peculiar characters who live somewhere up north in the BARS ate more money for the city with affect him. was travling east toward Yankton. sales taxes.” “We are usually closed by • The Yankton City Commission small community of Possum Lake. The men celebrate their bonds From Page 1 as members of the Possum Lodge, create dubious inventions, and Not all the bars in Crofton 11:30 or midnight; we are more awarded contracts to low bidders will be affected by the new ordi- of a restaurant then a bar/restau- and sewer construction Monday run afoul of modern life over the course of 300 episodes. night, but again postponed action on The show generated 15 seasons, 300 episodes, several specials, nance since they don’t have to rant,” he said. “For me to stay their chance to voice their opin- stay open until 2 a.m. open until 2 a.m., it’s not going the purchase of an aerial ladder fire a weekly syndicated newspaper column, three books, and a fea- ion. After we passed the ordi- truck. ture film, “.” Seen on more than 80 PBS stations, “I wasn’t really in favor of it, to happen unless I do have a nance, we didn’t hear any com- and I wasn’t really opposed to it party late at night, so they would including South Dakota Public Broadcasting, “The Red Green plaints from the residents about 25 YEARS AGO Show” is the longest running Canadian television series in the U.S. either; I guess I can close at 1 have more leeway.” it.” a.m. if I want,” said Brian Steffen has put a small sign in Friday, July 26, 1985 of all time, and is the second longest running television comedy For Galen “Pinky” Pinkelman, series ever. The show was taken to the MIR Space Station and was Wiebelhaus, owner of his bar to inform his patrons • John A. Henderson, 52, owner of Pinky’s Lounge in Wiebelhaus Recreation. “My situ- that it will be open for an extra Omaha, today was announced the a question on “Jeopardy.” Wausa, the new ordinance is a new top administrator of the South Smith has won three (Canadian equivalent of an ation is mostly a food business.” hour. new tool at his disposal. Wiebelhaus said his biggest He did say there was a slight Dakota Human Services Center. Emmy), including the Earle Grey Lifetime Achievement Award. In “It gives people a chance to • Christine Lambie of Yankton 2006, Smith became a Member of the Order of Canada, which is problem will be finding employ- uptick of business the first week- has been named the grand prize have another drink,” Pinkelman ees who are willing to stay until end the ordinance was in effect. the highest civilian honor the Canadian government can bestow. said. “We will close early if there winner in the Livestock State Bank’s His latest book, “We’re All In This Together,” was released in 2 a.m. “There were a few more peo- first annual billboard competition. isn’t anyone here, though, but I “I am going to leave the deci- ple, but it’s not a big deal or Canada last November and is already a Canadian bestseller. Smith am usually here the whole time.” currently is writing his next book, “How To Do Everything (From sion up to the people who are cause for celebration,” Steffen However, Kleinschmidt said working that evening if they said. “It’s just an hour.” the Man Who Should Know),” which will be released by Random the bill wasn’t passed for the House Publishing this fall. want to stay open until 2 a.m.,” smaller towns, but more for he said. “It can get uncomfort- cities such as Omaha. able if you get the situation that S.D. Advocacy To Hold Listening Session “It’s a bigger issue in the big- you have a bar maid who wants ger cities because they were los- to go home at 1 a.m. and there Warm Air Heat Pumps, South Dakota Advocacy Services (SDAS) will be hosting a ing business to people who go are people still here.” Public Listening Session for individuals with disabilities, their fami- out of state,” she said. The first weekend the ordi- Geothermal and Air to Air lies, professionals, and other interested persons. The bill still could have an nance was in effect, Wiebelhaus A Public Listening Session will be held on Tuesday, Aug. 2, at impact on the smaller towns, said there was a party at the bar, 0 Cedar Village located at 3111 Shirley Bridge Ave. in Yankton. The such as Crofton. and he left the decision up to his Quieter and 22 warmer listening session will be from 2-3 p.m. “I am not sure how much employee if they wanted to stay The purpose of the Public Listening Session is to afford citizens more business there will be, but open until 2 a.m., and she chose than any other. in South Dakota the opportunity to provide input to help SDAS it will generate some,” Steffen to stay open until the later time. develop the future direction of the agency and the component pro- said. “It will help generate some Don “Murdo” Edwards, owner Available exclusively at... grams. 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