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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2000
Page
8
Weather report for the Virginias notes precipitation readings in early July with daily totals and trends. It summarizes the July 3 2000 precipitation, July 4 1999 data, and ongoing rainfall over the last 30 days and since January 1 2000.
Four Seasons Country forecast shows today partly sunny with a shower chance through early afternoon. Wednesday expects mid-80s and mid-60s with mostly clear skies. Thursday cooler with upper 60s and afternoon thunderstorm. Friday mid 60s with scattered showers and storms. Rainfall totals around 0.4 inches today and 14.58 inches year to date.
AP poll finds American voters split on honesty between Al Gore and George W. Bush, with about one third each deeming either candidate most honest. Overall race shows Bush at 40 percent and Gore at 39 percent among registered voters, with trust and demeanor shaping opinions.
An AP/I CR poll of 798 registered voters finds honesty is valued as the top trait in a presidential candidate. Voters differ on whether Bush or Gore best fits traits such as honesty, leadership, vision, or standing up for beliefs, with a four-point margin in some items and a 4 percentage point error range.
President elect Vicente Fox seeks to reassure Mexicans after a historic vote ending PRI rule since 1929. Fox pledges continuity, plans a diverse cabinet, and will meet outgoing President Zedillo. Markets react with a stock surge as 92 percent tallies place Fox at 42.8 percent, Labastida 35.7 percent, Cardenas 16.6 percent. U.S. observers call it a historic sea change.
Ten survivors describe the Cahaya Bahari ferry disaster that killed and left hundreds missing. overloaded vessel carried nearly 500 instead of 290. panic over scarce life jackets led to fights with knives. Survivors clung to floats as waves swamped the ship and cargo was jettisoned.
A motorcyclist died after striking a van on the first day of the no helmet law taking effect in Florida. Police said the rider lacked a helmet and an autopsy will confirm the cause of death. Gov. Bush’s measure allows riders 21 and older to ride without helmets with $10,000 insurance.
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