Five day forecast for Bluefield and Princeton region
The forecast calls for a mix of clouds sun and possible showers or thunderstorms through the next five days. Highs range from 76 to 80 with humidity rising and nightly lows between 57 and 62. Record temperatures list highs 84 and low 44 from past years.
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Nation's highs and lows on Thursday
The nation recorded a wide temperature range with a low of 36 degrees at Yellowstone Park Wyoming and a high of 108 degrees at Gila Bend Arizona reflecting diverse weather across states.
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Tamil rebels trigger bus attack in Colombo killing 35
In Colombo the explosions buried under a bus and military vehicles killed 35 people. Among the dead were 15 Tamil youths released from detention, 17 Sri Lankan Muslims, and three soldiers. The strike followed a government pause in attacks on rebel strongholds in Jaffna Peninsula.
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Goetz summation ends with jurors to deliberate
In New York AP report, Assistant District Attorney Gregory Waples argues Bernhard Goetz is guilty of attempting to murder four men on a subway. Waples says the 1984 shootings were cold blooded, while defense paints Goetz as a victim. jurors to hear judge Crane's instruction before deliberations begin.
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Goetz as Hero and Villain in New York Subway Shootings
A New York AP profile recalls Bernhard Goetz’s 1984 subway attack and the aftermath. It tracks his life from Queens birth through a Swiss boarding school, NYU nuclear engineering, and a troubled family history, to becoming a polarizing figure who urged others to “fight back” against crime while facing a high-profile trial.
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Plastic guns may raise child shooting risk, study says
Chicago AP report highlights a study in JAMA warning plastic handguns could resemble toys, increasing accidental deaths of children. It analyzes 88 California cases of youths 14 or younger involved in unintentional shootings, noting high risk from load status, toy-like design, and easy home access.
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Secrets leaked via unprotected lines tied to wartime risks
In the USA SAN DEGIO AP report a defense contractor employee transmitted key military secrets over unprotected telecommunication lines, a disclosure deemed more damaging than Walker spy activity. Washington AP notes a former Commerce official says Meese fired him in 1983 after blocking a Wedtech rescue forged by political pressure.
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