National Yesterday's Bluefield temperatures report
Highs and lows for Bluefield are listed with multiple dates and precipitation totals. The record includes December 27 high 62 and low 9 from 1959 and 1977, sunrise and sunset times, and precipitation figures for December 27 1997, the last 30 days, and year-to-date totals.
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Weather outlook for Four Seasons Country
Today features mid-40s highs and mid-30s lows with mostly sunny skies. Increasing clouds tonight ahead of a Monday warming to mid-50s with rain possible during the day and rain likely at night. Tuesday brings upper 40s with rain tapering to light snow showers overnight. little or no accumulation expected. Wednesday turns to the 30s with lows in the 20s to 30s and a chance of snow showers.
Clinton urges national .08 drunken driving standard
President Clinton asked Congress to set a national .08 blood alcohol limit for driving and to use federal grants to pressure states to adopt low tolerance. He cited 46.5 million Americans who drank or used drugs within two hours of driving in 1996 and noted 1300 alcohol related deaths in December 1997.
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Grandparents enlisted in war on drugs ad campaign
Boston AP reports the Office of National Drug Control Policy expands its campaign against drugs by using grandparents as role models. The campaign, co sponsored by Partnership for a Drug Free America, features a Boston Globe ad with a boy beside an elderly woman. The ads stress honesty and approachable guidance from grandparents to youth amidst issues of addiction AIDS and violence.
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Octuplets breathe unaided. six of eight off ventilators
Six of the world’s eight surviving octuplets at Texas Children’s Hospital were breathing on their own Saturday. The two others remained on ventilators. All eight, born under 2 pounds, face extended hospital care through February.
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