NewsNovember 3, 2007
Standard time returns Sunday
WASHINGTON -- Most Americans get a bonus this weekend: an extra hour to sleep. Standard time returns at 2 a.m. Sunday, meaning clocks should be set back an hour. The change occurs a week later, starting this year, because of a change in the law. Most people change their clocks before going to bed Saturday night. Some, of course, will forget. They'll be the ones at church or other activities an hour early Sunday...
WASHINGTON -- Most Americans get a bonus this weekend: an extra hour to sleep.
Standard time returns at 2 a.m. Sunday, meaning clocks should be set back an hour. The change occurs a week later, starting this year, because of a change in the law.
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Most people change their clocks before going to bed Saturday night. Some, of course, will forget. They'll be the ones at church or other activities an hour early Sunday.
-- Associated Press
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