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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1995
Page
10
Mostly sunny conditions with highs near 90 to 95 in lower elevations and upper 80s in the mountains. Tonight mostly clear with lows 60s to around 70, then Wednesday again sunny with similar highs. Virginia toward upper 80s to low 90s, lows in 60s.
National Highs 90 to 95 and lows 60s to 70s bring mainly sunny conditions. Wednesday lows near 65 to 70. Thursday and Friday see highs in the 80s to 90s with 60s to 70s nights and a chance of scattered thunderstorms.
Readable fragment lists temperatures for Lake Havasu City Arizona and West Yellowstone Montana with highs and lows noted. Local climate data appears incomplete and clipped from a larger weather bulletin.
Croatian forces shelled near Knin in the heaviest assault on the Croatian Serb base since the 1991 civil war. Some 10,000 Croat and Bosnian Croat fighters moved toward Knin as artillery fire rained within two miles of the city. U N envoy Akashi urged Tudjman to avoid war and rejected Serb concessions Croatia had just rejected.
Washington AP reports Lane Kirkland, mariner turned AFL-CIO president, steadied the labor movement for 16 years while uniting diverse unions and backing Polish workers. With 13.3 million members, union reach remained flat as leadership shifts trigger a tense power struggle between Thomas Donahue and John Sweeney before an Chicago executive council meeting.
The White House blasts Rep Bill Zeliff for baseless claims about President Clinton and the Waco siege. As hearings near end, some GOP colleagues distance themselves from Zeliff while McCollum supports Reno on the fire’s origin. The White House letter calls Zeliff's remarks irresponsible and dismisses a Clinton scandal.
Three of four Americans distrust government in a joint survey by Americans Talk Issues Foundation and pollsters. The result signals space for a strong third party presidential candidate as 76 percent rarely or never trust government to do what is right.
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