National Yesterday's Bluefield Temperatures Report
Record temperatures listed for August 29 show high 86 and low 61, with later values of high 91 and low 39 tied to 1991 and 1986 respectively. Precipitation records reference dates August 28, 1998 and August 29, 1997, plus totals for the last 30 days and since January 1, 1998.
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Four Seasons Country Weather Summary
Forecast notes show warm highs in the mid 80s to lower 70s with lower 60s nights. Showers and thunderstorms are possible today and Sunday through Monday with clearing by Tuesday. Extreme heat risks are noted with Thursday highs around 114 in Bullhead City and Lake Havasu City and a frigid 31 in Stanley, Idaho on Friday.
Yeltsin refuses to quit and rules out sharing power
In a national TV interview Boris Yeltsin stated he will not resign and will serve his constitutional term. He warned against surrending authority or entering a power sharing deal with hard line opponents while markets show volatility and banks face ruble conversions.
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Juvenile charged in boy strangling and sister's death reopened
In Tanton North Dakota a juvenile is jailed on charges tied to the strangling death of 4 year old Jarret Sasse found in a city park. Authorities reopen the 2 year old Morgan Sasse death inquiry from Beulah noting earlier ruling of natural causes and plan further review.
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Congressional censure as a response to Clinton behavior
Congress considers censure as a symbolic punishment for President Clinton amid Starr’s investigation. Only Andrew Jackson has been censured previously, a 1834 Senate action that carried no legal effect and was later expunged. Polls show mixed support for censure versus impeachment, with lawmakers split over its constitutional legitimacy and political utility.
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Mona Lisa facelift ruled out by Louvre officials
Paris AP report says Louvre will not restore the Mona Lisa. Critics urge varnish removal to reveal da Vinci’s original colors, but curator Jean-Pierre Cuzin calls any restoration out of the question. The museum plans a new gallery with enhanced lighting opening after 2001.
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