Weather notables across the nation with storms and heat
TheNation s Weather By The Associated Press warm air from southerly winds spread across the South and central Plains while thunderstorms formed in the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes region. A line extended from Lake Superior into southern Wisconsin with possible tornadoes and severe storms in western central Minnesota. Temperatures rose into the 90s in parts of the Midwest while central and eastern South Dakota faced extreme fire danger. Cold fronts cooled the West and northern New England. Sunday forecasts call for scattered showers from the Mississippi Valley through the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley into western Pennsylvania and New York with mild conditions in the north and mid Atlantic coast, and cold dry conditions in the Pacific Northwest.
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Godwin Calls Past Lessons Key to U S Problems
Governor Mills Godwin urged Americans to study 1776 verities for modern solutions. Speaking at George Mason Lectures in Williamsburg he argued past principles restore trust in government, curb self interest, control spending and taxes, and guide foreign policy and defense.
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Rally Planned Friday for Gates Bid for State Auditor
A fundraising rally for John Gates, seeking reelection as state auditor, is set for Friday at the Beckley Civic Center from 7 to 9 p.m. Tickets are 15 dollars. reservations through Arnold Crotty at 325-8859. The program will feature musical entertainment.
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Satellite reaches stationary orbit over Pacific coast
Marisat II, a maritime communications satellite, was fired into a stationary orbit 22 300 miles above the mid Pacific and should begin service in early July. The launch follows Marisat I and forms part of a 100 million system owned by Comsat General Corp. and three partners.
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Sunt Coal Production Ahead Of Last Year Pace
National coal output fell in the last week of May yet remained higher than a year earlier. The week ended May 29 saw 13.48 million tons of bituminous and lignite produced, down 4.2 percent from the prior week, with year to date output at 276.8 million tons, up 3.9 percent from 1975 through May 3. Regional totals for the week ended May 22, 15, and 24, show Alabama, Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky among states reporting multiples of thousand tons.
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