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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1990
Page
9
Yesterday's Bluefield temperatures reached a high of 53 and a low of 45. Precipitation data shows traces with 50 inches total snowfall and 35.07 inches of precipitation since January 1, 1990. Associated Press graphics note rain, showers, and possible thunderstorms across the region.
The National Weather Service outlook predicts a largely mixed pattern with periods of sun and cloud across regions. Highs range from the upper 30s to mid-40s with chances of rain, showers, or mixed precipitation, and lows mostly in the 20s to 40s depending on area.
President Bush loosens in a talk with former embassy compound hostages just released in Kuwait. From left, standing, are Ernest Alexander of Pa, Antonio Mireles of Va, and Ralph Mont …
In Tazewell County many voters remain confused over precincts and legislative districts as Republicans and Democrats debate districting. The Privileges and Elections Committee weighed restoring a single district, while vowing not to exceed two districts per county. Local officials including Mayor Jerry Wood and Commonwealth's Attorney Tom Bowen joined the delegation visiting Virginia Highlands Community College to discuss the issue.
A weather disturbance dumped heavy snow across northern New Mexico ski areas with up to 10 inches at Angel Fire and 8 inches at Red River. Chama and Eagle Nest reported 7 inches, while Cuchara in southeastern Colorado saw about half a foot. Arizona's White Mountains got up to 6 inches at Sunrise, and Flagstaff recorded 2 inches as snowfall spread to Colorado and the southern high Plains.
President Bush welcomes seven former Persian Gulf hostages to the White House and rejects any idea of rewarding Saddam Hussein. He warns that tension in the Persian Gulf will be defused one way or another and notes the brutal acts described by returning captives. Defense Secretary Cheney says Saddam will not withdraw troops. A bid by 54 Democratic members for a war declaration was denied by Judge Harold Greene.
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