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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1997
Page
13
West Virginia and Virginia see sunny skies today with highs in the low to mid 40s and 40s respectively. Tonight stays mostly clear with cooler lows in the 20s to 30s, while coastal Virginia dips to the mid-30s. Tuesday through Wednesday bring continued sun and milder highs from the 50s to mid-50s with overnight lows in the 30s.
The forecast shows today highs in the lower to mid 40s with overnight near freezing and sunny skies. Tuesday brings upper 40s and upper 20s with mostly clear conditions. Wednesday reaches about 50 with lows in the 30s and a shift to partly cloudy or showery skies.
Secretary Frederico Pena said the global warming treaty should not be legally binding on the United States until developing nations such as China and India commit to meaningful emission cuts. He backed a Senate resolution demanding binding action for developing nations before the U.S. commits.
Virginia public university leaders exceed 300000 in pay. John T. Casteen III at UVa earns about 367491 plus a 45000 annuity and college tuition for two children, pushing his total to over 400000. Alan Merten at George Mason and Eugene P. Trani at VCU follow with 342169 and 327163 respectively. The pay stems from private sources and board roles, prompting concerns about public accountability and wage competition. William and Mary adds a privately funded annuity to lift president Timothy Sullivan’s salary, signaling rising comparisons across institutions.
In Chesapeake and part of Virginia Beach voters decide which party controls the state Senate. Republican Del. Randy Forbes faces Democrat James J. Wheaton for the seat vacated by Mark Earley. A Forbes win would keep the chamber evenly split but give Republicans a tie-breaking edge via Lt. Gov.-elect John Hager. Wheaton would tilt control to Democrats. turnout looks light.
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