Weather Summary Data From The Nation Via AP
Weather figures from The Nation via Associated Press show daily high and low temperatures for two periods including 1990 and 1972 values. Averages and precipitation readings are listed with entries for January 16, 2000 and January 17, 1999, plus cumulative totals over last 30 days and since January 1, 2000. The report notes precipitation near 3.25 inches and about 1.09 inches in given intervals.
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Atlantic City
Austin
Baltimore
Birmingham
Bismarck
Asenee
Boise
Buffalo
Burlington
Concord
N.H
Dallas-Ft Worth
Dayton
Denver
Des Moines
Weevete
Detroit
Duluth
el Paso
Vedevaes
Evansville
Fairbanks
Fargo
Flagstaff
Great Falls
Helena
Honolulu
Clr
Houston
Indianapolis
Séevenes
Jackson
Miss
Shullen
Juneau
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Orlando
Taverosevesees
Vesboewe
Endiches
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Maine
Ore
Senses
Raleigh-Durham
Theodore Cidy
Rapid City
Seaeeneees
Seattle
Dsenenens
Prevertty
Spokane
Syracuse
Tampa-St
Ptrsby
Washington,d.c
Wilkes-Barre
Neuvon
Wilmington
Del
Tuscon and Coolidge
Minot Afb
N.D
Four Seasons Country Weather Update
Weather outlook shows cloudy with a chance of light snow and sleet. Temperatures hover in the mid 30s to around 30 today with winds turning windy and colder by Tuesday. Berate unsettled conditions continue with scattered flurries and cold high 20s to teens through the week.
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Bluefield
Four Seasons
Fayette County awaits plan for idle 500 acre site
Fayetteville AP reports a 500acre tract near Mount Hope sits idle as Fayette County commissioners weigh reclamation options for a stalled resort project. Owner Paul Lansat faced liens over 1.5 million and a storm water permit question looms while the worksite remains a skeletal hill near U.S. 19.
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Fayette County
Fayetteville
Paul Lansat
Singer Island
Fla
Lansat
Oak Hill
U.S. 19
Mount Hope
Commission
Gene Carter
Sun Mountain Enterprises
Legislators weigh bond plan to fund pension programs
West Virginia lawmakers debate state administration proposal to sell 4 billion in pension obligation bonds for teachers judges and state police. Critics warn about debt load and recession risk while proponents cite potential 500 million in savings and a 35 year payoff. Many legislators remain undecided with questions about interest rates and long term costs.
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Arley Johnson
D-Cabell
Joe Markus
Markus
Larry Linch
D Harrison
Homer Ball
D-Mercer
Don Perdue
D-Wayne
Mary Pearl Compton
D-Monroe
West
Charles Trump
R-Morgan
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