Daylight Saving Time

The House, over arguments that the safety of rural schoolchildren was being sacrificed for the convenience of city-dwellers, voted today to extend daylight-saving time an extra month as early as 1986. The proposal, sent to the Senate on a 240-157 vote in the final days of the 1985 daylight-saving time period, would have people set their clocks ahead an hour on the first Sunday in April and turn them back on the first Sunday in November.

Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday. Clocks should be moved back one hour.Daylight Saving Time will return in April.