Five Day Bluefield Princeton Forecast With Temps
The Bluefield Princeton area expects mostly sunny and pleasant weather today with a high near 82 and a low around 58. The outlook shows continued warmth with highs near 82 and lows near 56 through Tuesday, then cooler and partly sunny conditions with possible storms midweek and record high and low temperatures noted for June 7 and prior years.
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Nation’s Highs and Lows Reported Across Cities
Saturday’s weather roundup lists extreme temperatures with Sault Ste Marie Michigan recording a low of 37 degrees and Blythe California reaching a high of 103 degrees.
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Inflation, cautious shoppers weigh on May retail sales
U S spending declines as inflation erodes real incomes. Analysts note consumers shift debt from retail to home financing amid new tax laws. May sales at major retailers mix with April gains, while auto sales fall. New home purchases jump 7.6 percent in April as mortgage rates rise to 10.52 percent in May.
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Ford indictment sparks Jacksons moral call in Memphis
Rev. Jesse Jackson told about 1200 at a Memphis breakfast that the Harold Ford bank and mail fraud indictment mirrors Jesus crucifixion but he stopped short of declaring Ford innocent. Jackson, seeking the Democratic nomination, urged reform and said Ford fought for the poor despite facing the 19 count case.
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San Jose City College cancels Tom Hayden speech
About 150 students mainly Vietnamese and some faculty walked out as Assemblyman Tom Hayden arrived for the commencement. Officials canceled the address after protests from the Vietnamese community. Hayden, a 1960s antiwar figure, had visited Hanoi with Jane Fonda during the war and denounced U.S. efforts.
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Pressure grows for precautions around AIDS in world
governments push education while some adopt stricter steps that WHO warns may violate human rights. A WHO report notes societal pressures will rise as HIV spreads, with mandatory tests for foreign students in India and China, deportations of carriers from Kuwait, and a Bavaria decree banning prostitution without condoms. Europe reports 5,727 cases.
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Education vs AIDS spread sparks debate in 1990s
Public health officials push safe sex to slow the AIDS outbreak as federal projections estimate up to 270000 cases by 1991 and as many as 10 million infected. Experts warn behavior change may be too slow and that condoms are not foolproof without proper use and guidance.
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AIDS and smoking habits contrasted by experts
Mary Lee Tatum, counselor in Falls Church, says thirty million Americans have quit smoking but changing sexual behavior will take longer. Dr. Neil Schram, former president of the American Association of Physicians for Human Rights, argues education alone cannot stop AIDS. He notes sexual behavior is driven by a primal urge and likens it to a non substitutable need.
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Scientists struggle to contain AIDS virus worldwide
Washington AP reports the AIDS epidemic affects about 10 million people globally, with 1.5 million in the United States. Cases have spread to 26 states and Puerto Rico while researchers pursue vaccines and better drugs. Dr. Curran warns many may carry the virus. optimism cites gene fragment studies and trials of new drugs like DDC and peptide T.
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