Five Day Bluefield Princeton Forecast Syncs With Humid Showers
The Daily Telegraph reports Accu Weather outlook for Bluefield and Princeton shows cloud and sunlight mix with humidity and chances of thunderstorms. Highs range from 77 to 81 degrees with nightly lows around 63 to 65. A record June 10 temperature for Bluefield stands at 86 in 1985 and a low of 44 in 1977.
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Nation reports wide temperature swing Monday
The day brought a dramatic contrast with Ely Minnesota recording a low of 30 degrees while Palm Springs California reached a high of 106 degrees. The spread highlighted extreme regional temperature differences across the country.
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Reagan to host White House news conference Wednesday
Washington AP Reagan will hold a nationally broadcast White House news conference at 8 p.m. EDT in the East Room marking his first formal media session since April 9 and the 36th of his presidency. The House ordered five oil firms to quit Libya by June 30, a move Reagan may enforce by executive order.
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Man cited with killing daughter, son-in-law
A 78 year-old man, Melville Nelson Henwood, arrested after shooting at a family dinner, is charged with two counts of open murder, four counts of assault with intent to kill, and six felony firearm counts. He was arraigned while under care in St. Lawrence Hospital ICU. The incident injured his wife and three grandchildren. The Eaton County sheriff reported the details.
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Closing stocks quotations from Wheat First Securities
Closing stock quotations are provided by Wheat First Securities, Inc. The list outlines current bid and ask prices for a selection of securities, reflecting market activity and pricing updates for investors and clients.
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Starr Surgical
Westmoreland Coal
Williams Industries
Gold set for New York futures moves on Monday
Gold and silver futures traded in New York with investors watching early price signals. The market began with a modestly mixed tone as traders awaited clearer guidance on inflation and monetary policy.
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Governors in Maine and South Carolina contest across states
Voters in Maine and South Carolina choose successors to Democratic governors Joseph Brennan and Dick Riley. In Queens New York, four Democrats and one Republican run to replace the late Rep. Adabbo. Maine votes on an obscenity materials referendum. SC Republicans nominate against Sen. Hollings. Atlantic City ballots ask if Mayor Usry stays or Dolores Cooper takes over. In Queens the Manes death weakens Democrats as Alton Walden leads a field that includes An drew Jenkins Floyd Flake and Kevin McCabe.
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Reconciliation Sought in Southern Baptists Feud
The Southern Baptist Convention in Atlanta seeks a yearlong moratorium on political power moves as fundamentalists and moderates clash over Bible interpretation. A peace committee warns that peace may require casualties as delegates, over 24 000 strong, prepare to elect a new president amid a fight for control of 26 national agencies and $400 million in annual budgets.
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Consumerists urge rename leaner beef to select grade
A consumer group with health and industry support urged the government to rename the good grade to select and promote leaner beef. They argue good is leaner and healthier than choice or prime, while current grading misleads consumers about nutrition and palatability.
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Ellen Haas
Public Voice For Food and Health Policy
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