Regional Forecast Mixes Showers Across Nation Then Warm Week
The Associated Press projects showers and thunderstorms from eastern California to Texas and Louisiana and along the Atlantic Coast from Delaware to Georgia. Today's outlook features partly cloudy conditions with a 30 percent rain chance and morning temperatures in the lower 60s, highs near 80, then increasing afternoon cloudiness to 40 percent. Monday brings a 60 percent shower/thunderstorm risk and highs in the upper 70s. Tuesday and Wednesday expect scattered showers with highs near 80 and lows around 60. Previous Bluefield temperatures noted for June 4 show record highs.
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Weather Outlook For Several States Sunday Through Monday
Elsewhere Pa Virginia: partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms Sunday mostly cloudy Sunday night with a chance of showers. West Virginia: partly cloudy Sunday with showers and thunderstorms highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s. North Carolina: partly cloudy through Monday with a chance of thunderstorms.
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Tiananmen Square Faces Violent Clash as Troops Move In
Dawn reveals a battle scarred Tiananmen Square with tanks and rifle troops dominating the vast area. Smoke hangs over the square as hundreds of helmeted soldiers occupy central monuments and thousands swarm nearby intersections.
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Ethics craze seen as paralyzing Congress
A Newsweek poll finds 54 percent say ethics attention blocks focus on deficits education and crime while 41 percent say restoring integrity is necessary. Fifty six percent oppose a pay raise. 15 percent support raises with caveats. 53 percent cite real problems ignored, 18 percent cite misconduct. Wright’s fair treatment viewed by 49 percent.
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Annexation details for Quail Valley area and taxes
The city outlines annexation effects including added police and public works staff, more street lights and hydrants, and new taxes. Residents would face a 24 cent city property tax, 48 cent vehicle tax, and a 2 percent utility tax, with an average utility bill rise of 30 to 40 dollars annually. Polling sites include the Recreation Center and Ruby Damewood home for two annexation votes.
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Landfill rate study outlined to meet new WV rules
Joyce Engineering owner Butch Joyce says the authority must raise rates as state DNR mandates require a composite liner, leachate facility, tighter water testing and a 10 to 30 year post closure period. Options show per ton and per household costs, with out of county waste increasing. The PSC takes over July 1, with compliance due by November 1990.
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Bush urges return to nonviolence in China crackdown
President Bush called for a return to reform and nonviolence after Beijing’s pro democracy protests were met with force. He deplored the use of force and urged restraint and dialogue while noting the long standing U S China relationship and hoped for rapid political and economic reform to sustain ties.
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Global election updates and major events headline week
A compact calendar highlights elections in Warsaw and Ontario, conferences on AIDS in Montreal, a Papal visit to Helsinki, and U S political events. Notable items include Bush European trip briefings, Supreme Court activity, Ford speaking at the National Press Club, and major city events from Seattle to Richmond with focus on policy, trials, and commemorations. Washington hosts multiple sessions on fiscal plans and international talks, while other cities report court actions, hearings, and public safety milestones through the week.
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