Five Day Bluefield Princeton Forecast From Accu Weather
The Daily Telegraph presents a five day outlook for Bluefield and Princeton with cloudy to partly cloudy conditions. Highs range from 34 to 40 degrees, with lows from 26 to 30 and a mix of rain snow showers and flurries. Record highs and lows include 72 in 1972 and 3 in 1983.
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Weather extremes sweep the nation Tuesday
Nationwide temperatures swing from a cold minus five degrees in Alamosa Colorado to a warm high of seventy eight in San Diego California. The contrasts reflect a day of sharp regional weather differences across states and cities.
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Holiday crowds jam Disney World and Central Florida attractions
Vacationers flocked to Orlando and nearby parks as mild temperatures drew crowds over the holidays. Disney World closed two parking lots after peak turnaways while Busch Gardens Tampa and Sea World reported record or near-record attendance. Local hotels, roads, and rental cars faced heavy demand with traffic congestion and packed parking facilities.
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Court union blasts Survivors' lawyers
NEW YORK AP More than 20 extra police officers patrolled a Queens neighborhood where three white youths were charged with murder in the death of Michael Griffith. Leaders of a court officers union accuse lawyers for two survivors of obstructing the investigation and call for disbarment and arrest.
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Hanford N Reactor resumes service after monitor fix
In Richland Washington on Tuesday operators restarted the Hanford N Reactor after replacing a defective water flow monitor that caused an automatic shutdown Sunday night. The plant, operated by UNC Nuclear Industries, was returned to service shortly before noon with spokesman Steve Irish noting the device malfunction shut down the nickel producing facility for nearly two days.
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Mail volume jumps as Christmas period hits record
Washington AP reports the Postal Service delivered 12 billion pieces of mail from Nov 22 to Dec 19, up 9.2 percent from a year earlier. About 2.76 billion were letters and greeting cards requiring stamp cancellations, while Dec 15 was the peak cancellation day with 171 million pieces processed.
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Exxon Withdraws From South African Affiliates Sale to Independent Trust
Exxon Corp splits from its two South African units Esso South Africa and Exxon Chemical, selling them to an independent trust to continue operations and support programs for workers. The move follows growing corporate withdrawals amid apartheid tensions, with Exxon noting limited revenue impact and aims to aid black, mixed race, and Asian communities through the trust’s beneficiaries.
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Police boost beach patrols to curb New Year violence
Police deploy extra officers helicopters and temporary posts along South Africa beach fronts to prevent racial clashes during holidays. Four whites were stabbed and a black man was beaten at Amanzimtoti Christmas Day incidents, with further fights between blacks and Indians noted in Durban area.
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