Better break out those umbrellas in rain pattern
A weather update notes showers and thunderstorms likely today with highs in the mid 60s to mid 70s. Showers return tonight with lows in the 50s, followed by a cooler period Thursday with highs in the 70s and partly cloudy skies. Thursday night lows in the 60s, no rain tonight, and Friday and Saturday highs in the 70s with with cooler temperatures expected in the mountains by 10 to 15 degrees.
Minnesota to unveil a tougher Goldy Gopher mascot
Goldy Gopher will appear bulkier and more muscular on uniforms this fall, with a fierce gaze and traditional Minnesota sweater. Officials say the mascot will be a single recognizable gopher, aiming for a menacing, confident look while some fans debate replacing the rodent image with a more fearsome symbol.
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University of Minnesota
Gerald O’dell
Minneapolis
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Wisconsin
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O’dell
Minnesota
Minnesota Timber Wolves
Minnesota Moose
Special products make quick bread and grain stories
A special process with ingredients speeds dough mix, kneading and rising, enabling many breads to finish within 60 minutes. Recipes include cinnamon raisin rolls, egg braid and apple bran. The section also highlights the versatile grain rice and its uses.
WVU Dean Named Acting President as Gee Departs
The West Virginia University dean Diane L. Reinhard was appointed by the state Board of Regents to serve as acting WVU president when E. Gordon Gee leaves July 1. Reinhard has led the College of Human Resources and Education since 1982.
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State Board of Regents
West Virginia University
Diane L. Reinhard
WVU
E. Gordon Gee
Reinhard
College of Human Resources and Education
Navy says ships safe after spy ring breach is reported
Navy officials say a three week old spy ring case gave the Soviet Union valuable information that compromised certain communications codes equipment and operating tactics. They report ships and weapons including submarines with nuclear missiles remain safe and changes are in place to counteract the damage. Defense officials also announce tighter access to classified material with a 10 percent cut in security clearances affecting about 4.3 million people.
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Navy
Soviet Union
John F. Lehman
Adm
James D. Watkins
Naval Operations
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Lehman
Spy swap on Glienecker Bridge headlines Cold War exchange
United States and East Germany traded 27 prisoners on the Glienecker Bridge linking East and West Berlin. Four Eastern Europeans were released for 23 East bloc prisoners, with two more held in East Germany. The event echoed earlier dramatic exchanges, including the 1962 Powers-Abel swap.
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United States
East Germany
U.S
Glienecker Bridge
West Berlin
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Rudolf Abel
Poland
Karen Quinlan dies after decade in coma at 31
Karen Ann Quinlan, who sparked a landmark right to die court ruling, died at Morris View Nursing Home in Morris Township New Jersey at 7 01 p m age 31 The case led to the New Jersey Supreme Court allowing removal of a respirator and Quinlans family carried on annual Masses and prayers in her memory.
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N.J
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Miss Quinlan
James Wolf
John F
Karen Ann Merrigan
Ad Quinlan
Morris View Nursing Home
New Jersey Supreme Court
Julia
Pastor Stanley Re-elected Leader of Southern Baptists
Unity leader Pastor Charles F. Stanley of First Baptist Church Atlanta prays as he ends his Dallas convention address. Stanley was re-elected president of the Southern Baptist Convention, with a moment of silence observed at the close. See Page A9 for full story.
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First Baptist Church
Atlanta
Southern Baptist Convention
Dallas
Stanley
Board elect favors Cole for mayor in Bluefield
Bluefield city board members unanimously chose Mayor Paul Cole to continue as mayor for the 1985-89 term. The informal Tuesday session in the city manager’s office appointed Cole by motion of Director Paul Oliver, seconded by Ben Paine, with tenure until the first Tuesday in August when sworn in.
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Bluefield
Paul Cole
Fred Burton
Cole
Paul Oliver
Ben Paine
John Feuchtenberger
J. Peter Richardson
Trumka urges governors to press Massey talks to end strike
UMW President Rich Trumka called West Virginia's Arch Moore Jr. and Kentucky's Martha Layne Collins to intervene in negotiations with A T Massey Coal Co. He accused president E Morgan Massey of a PR circus and lying about talks while meetings continued.
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Rich Trumka
West Virginia
Kentucky
UMW
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Trumka
E. Morgan Massey
Massey
Charleston
Lexington
Carter McDavid
Charles Ryan Associates
Arch A. Moore Jr
Martha Layne Collins
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