Five Day Forecast for Bluefield Princeton Area
The Accu Weather forecast for Bluefield and Princeton predicts clouds and sun with chances of showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures range from highs around the low to mid 80s and nightly lows near 67 to 69. Historical notes show record highs and lows for August 7 across years 1960 and 1975.
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Nationwide Showers Forecast Across Regions Today
The National Weather Service predicts showers in the Northeast, Ohio Valley, Great Plains, and also in Nevada, Utah, Oregon, Idaho, and Arizona. Temperatures rise to the eighties and nineties nationwide with notable extrema in Truckee California and Death Valley California.
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Reagan victory narrows veto on textile import cuts
The House narrowly sustained President Reagan's veto of major rollbacks in textile and apparel imports by a 276 to 149 vote, eight short of an override. Reagan praised the result, saying he was pleased as he addressed a drug and alcohol abuse conference. House leaders and supporters warned voters in November that the battle over trade policy continues.
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Helms accuses State of trying to silence him
Sen. Jesse Helms charges the State Department with intimidation after an aide faced a federal investigation for allegedly leaking secrets to Chile. He ties the probe to his 1984 disclosure about U S funding a Salvadoran presidential candidate, calling the actions a retaliation and asserting the claims are false. Helms blames officials for targetting his anti communist stance.
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U.S. general meets Chilean leader Pinochet
Gen. John Galvin, top U.S. Army commander in Latin America, met Chilean Defense Minister Patricio Carvajal and President Augusto Pinochet amid tensions over human rights and U.S. aid. The four and a half hour discussions covered military relations as Washington voices concern over alleged abuses.
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Water restrictions tighten as drought worsens in Southeast
Amid a historic Southeast drought, towns like Villa Rica Ga curtail commercial water use and car services while 100 Georgia cities implement limits. A nationwide aid push passes 418 to 0 in the House to require free government grain for livestock feed shortages as hay donations surge, with boxes cars carrying 38170 bales headed to North Carolina and Delaware and rail aid from Union Pacific.
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House OKs bill donating grain to drought areas
The House unanimously approved a measure to donate government owned grain to drought stricken farmers in the Southeast with insufficient livestock feed. The bill would require the Agriculture Department to provide free feed grains in qualifying drought areas and cover up to half the cost of emergency feed, with provisions for hay cutting and grazing on idled land. It also authorizes disaster payments using surplus commodities to farmers of several crops.
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