Five Day Bluefield Princeton Weather Forecast Update
The Accu Weather forecast for Bluefield and Princeton calls for a cloudy and windy start with rain today and a high near 44. Tonight remains cloudy with rain and drizzle, low around 38. Tomorrow brings mixed clouds and sun with wind, high 42, low 34. Thursday may see rain or snow, cold, high 36, low 30. Friday turns variable, windy and cold with flurries, high 34, low 24. Saturday cloudy, brisk and cold, high 34, low 22. Yesterday’s readings show 40/32 with a December record of 72/13 set in 1982/1960.
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Snow and rain forecast across northern states and rainy band offshore
The National Weather Service predicts snow in North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan with a rain band from Illinois and Michigan to South Carolina. Showers are likely in Florida Georgia and South Carolina while highs and lows vary from 0 in Rawlins Wyoming to 85 in Vero Beach Florida.
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World Zionist study predicts decline in Jews outside Israel
A study for the World Zionist Organization by demographer Yitzhak Varshavsky says Jews outside Israel fell from 10.4 million in 1970 to 9.5 million in 1985 and will drop to 9 million in 1990 and 8 million in 2000 due to intermarriage and lower birth rates. DUBAI Soviet Union wins world chess Olympiad 4-0 over Poland. England defeats Brazil 4-0 to finish runner-up. USA finishes third with 38.5 points after a final round 1-2-1 record.
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Winter Storm Strands Thousands as Rockies Snow Hits Plains
A fierce storm blanketed the western Plains with two feet of snow in the Rockies, closing over 360 miles of Interstate highways and stranding thousands of travelers. Ice outages left several thousand homes in northwestern Kansas without power. One South Dakota fatality was linked to icy roads, and a small plane crash near Colby, Kansas, killed a passenger. Visibility dropped near zero in western Kansas with wind gusts to 48 mph. drifts reached 4 to 6 feet in parts of southeastern Colorado. Many travelers, returning from Thanksgiving, spent the night in motels and shelters along I-70.
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Court to decide funds drinking age issue
The Supreme Court will rule on whether states can be denied federal highway money for not adopting a minimum drinking age of 21. The case centers on a 1984 law tying highway funds to state drinking age policies, with South Dakota challenging the measure. The dispute also involves related cases on deportation, custody, and criminal appeals.
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Ex envoy warns burglary tied to Central America arms file theft
Former U.S. ambassador Robert White leads the International Center for Development Policy. He says weekend break-in at the center targeted documents on arms shipments to Central America. Police report computers and typewriters left untouched. investigators seek political motive or other reasons.
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Beiruts eighth day of battle leaves dozens dead
In Beirut and south Lebanon on Monday, Shiite Amal militiamen and Palestinian guerrillas clashed around Chatilla Bourj el Barajneh and Maghdousheh. Police reported 46 fatally injured and 111 hurt, raising totals to 322 dead and 635 wounded since fighting began. The clash involved tanks from Amal and PLO forces with artillery, rockets, and incendiary shells. A PLO spokesman said defenders blocked tank advances after destroying six tanks with hazardous devices. The fighting has drawn in various Lebanese army units and has left over 1,300 killed and 3,500 injured overall.
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Hindus rioting after Sikh killing of 24 on bus
Hindu crowds clashed with Sikhs in New Delhi and Punjab after a bus hijacking left 24 Hindus dead. Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi vowed tough action against Sikh militants as police arrested about 100 protesters and Parliament adjourned briefly amid calls for Barnala’s dismissal and general strikes across Punjab Haryana and Kashmir.
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Cary Grant cremated after stroke death
The body of Cary Grant was cremated two days after his death from a stroke while preparing for a theater appearance. No public memorial or private family service was planned, and the ashes will be returned to the family to disseminate privately as the actor wished.
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The Soviet Union completed initial tests of a space shuttle on a launch pad at Cape Canaveral and预计 to start unmanned flights in 1987 with manned flights in 1988, aligning with a resumption of U S shuttle activity after the Challenger disaster. NASA reportedly studies a smaller Shuttle II to ferry crew to a space station planned for 1993, with unmanned rockets handling heavy cargo from 1995.
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