Bluefield Weather Report Records From Dec 5
Sunlit day with high temperatures of 56 and 71 in Bluefield and a low of 25 and 6 conditioned by historic records. Precipitation readings show 0.12 inches, 1.04 inches and varying measurements. The report notes sun and wind patterns with a 5:07 p.m. penne time context.
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Weather forecast roundup with mixed sun and cold
The National Weather Service predicts a mix of sun and cold across regions. Daytime highs range from the upper 30s to mid 50s with brief rain or snow chances in some periods, and nights turning mostly clear with teens to 30s. Winds remain light to moderate as conditions shift to milder warmth later in the period.
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Investigators weigh who piloted DC-9 in fatal crash
In Detroit fog a Northwest Airlines DC-9 collided with a Boeing 727 on the runway killing eight aboard the DC-9. Investigators examine if captain William Lovelace or first officer James F. Schifferns was at the controls. Schifferns had just returned from a five year medical leave. Seven on board remained hospitalized.
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Chamber leader predicts troubled West Virginia legislative session
West Virginia Chamber President John Hurd warned of a difficult 1991 legislative session. Speaking in Princeton, he said Gov. Gaston Caperton will face battles over health care cost containment, workers compensation, environmental issues, PEIA, education refinements, and visible economic development efforts. He urged fair changes to workers' comp to curb rising costs.
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Jury Questioning Begins for Death Penalty Case
Jurors are being questioned by defense lawyers and Circuit Judge Don Mullins this week as 50 citizens are narrowed to 22 and then 14 for opening arguments. Questions probe views on death penalty, alcohol, and trusting police testimony amid police misconduct claims.
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Broad Weather System Drops Rain Snow Across Regions
Rain affected New England with high tides and strong winds while snow spread through the Midwest and the Pacific Northwest. Warnings of 50 mph winds covered the northern Atlantic Coast, Great Lakes, and Gulf Coast areas. Snow remained active in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and surrounding states as Midland Texas posted a record low of 19 degrees, breaking the 1934 mark.
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Business leaders push for workers' comp and health care fixes
Mercer County leaders pledge to tackle workers' compensation and a health care crisis as Bluefield loses baby doctors. They note 80 monthly births in Bluefield and 60 in Princeton, with Princeton Community Hospital having Ob-Gyn specialists. Malpractice costs deter doctors. Dr Noble pays 60,000 more in WV than in California. Tourism promotion and health insurance goals are also discussed.
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City weighs insurance caps for workers families
City Manager Jim Juhl urged clarity on sticking with the August resolution or initiating a change to employee health coverage. Council split 5-1 to retain the $13,000 monthly cap, rejecting 50/50 and 80/20 splits as too costly. Police Chief Kassay noted desire for a fairer plan, while Stafford and Vicars backed keeping the cap. Johnson opposed.
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Joe Vicars
George Johnson
Downtown Lights Budget Dims as Decor Tanks
Lights left from the Downtown Merchants Association covered maintenance but not replacement of worn decorations. Main Street bought seasonal banners with those funds, facing complaints about the aging display. Karen Simmons says the banners were funded by merchants and Beautification Commission, and city leaders may add more white lights at tonight’s board meeting.
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