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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1987
Page
6
The forecast calls for sunny spells with cooler nights in Bluefield and Princeton. Highs range from 74 to 78 with lows from 45 to 54 across Friday through Tuesday. Record and yesterday temperatures noted, regional conditions expected to stay mild.
Accu Weather predicts generally sunny conditions for most of the nation on Friday with rain concentrated along the Gulf and southern Atlantic coasts and in New England. Locally a cooler weekend with less humidity and plenty of sunshine. Noting highs: 111 at Bullhead City Arizona and a low of 27 at Yellowstone Wye.
The report outlines temperatures for Thursday showing the previous day’s high and the overnight low through 8 p.m. EDT. It focuses on daily temperature ranges and notable shifts, providing a concise snapshot of recent thermal conditions for the period.
A federal appeals court in New York upheld a contempt finding against the US Catholic Conference and the National Conference of Catholic Bishops for defying subpoenas in a case by a pro abortion group. The 2nd Circuit, in a 2-1 decision, affirmed Judge Carter’s May 1986 order threatening $100,000 daily fines for withholding records on political activity and IRS ties. Judge Cardamone dissented, contending lack of jurisdiction.
Kidder Peabody & Co agrees to pay the government 25.29 million to settle insider trading allegations without criminal charges. The SEC civil action requires disgorgement of 13.67 million, 11.62 million in penalties, and trading reforms, with cooperation ongoing.
In Los Angeles, police begin a crackdown on sidewalk transients on Skid Row offering hotel vouchers, with arrests planned for those who refuse housing. Mayor Bradly says arrests will not occur if beds are unavailable as about 100 transients stay in sidewalk camps amid trash and tents. activists and residents clash over rights and safety.
Dr. Donald Francis of the CDC presented at an AIDS conference a do nothing model predicting that about 5 percent of Americans, and up to 30 percent of the urban poor, could become infected if risky behavior continues. Other experts warned hepatitis and AIDS differ, stressing uncertainties about transmission and future case counts.
A Montefiore Medical Center study of 1,231 dentists and hygienists identifies a New York dentist as the first known case of AIDS infection from apparent on the job exposure to patients blood and saliva. The dentist, who jabbed instruments about 10 times yearly and often worked without gloves, remains practicing.
Burlington and South Burlington embrace a novel traffic monitoring effort as WXXX launches airborne reports on drive time snags and bottlenecks. Officials note the initiative aims to guide drivers to alternate routes, with traffic patterns and regional growth highlighted as Vermont shifts from rural to more connected.
Vermont provides population 530000 in 1984 with 319962 registered voters as of March 1986. The economy centers on manufacturing tourism agriculture and mining with major products including machine tools furniture scales books and computer components. Major crops include apples maple syrup silage corn and hay. Unemployment stands at 3.9 percent in July 1986 with annual pay around 28 1985. Data drawn from Chicago Tribune Graphic State of Vermont World Almanac and U S Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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