Five-Day Bluefield Princeton Forecast Summary
Accu Weather outlook for Bluefield and Princeton covers today through Tuesday with mix of sun and clouds. Highs range from 75 to 79 degrees and lows from 53 to 58. Record June 13 temperatures cited: 84 high in 1967 and 44 low in 1985.
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Weather Watch Guide for Several States Follows Fronts
The National Weather Service forecasts showers for Alabama Georgia South Carolina and Florida today. Flash flood watches were posted for western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio while a tornado watch covers northern and western Pennsylvania and much of western New York. Temperatures across the nation reach lows around 34 in Gunnison Colorado and highs near 112 in Blythe California.
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Labor unions to merge United Furniture Workers and IUE
In Washington AP reports the International Union of Electronic Workers and the United Furniture Workers union plan a merger by year end to strengthen organizing power. Nashville based furniture workers president Carl Scarbrough notes membership fell from 39 000 in 1957 to 21 000 last year. The union, about 20 percent of furniture industry workers, had sought a merger since 1984.
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Stop-N-Go pulls adult magazines from six states
Dayton based Stop-N-Go will stop selling Playboy Penthouse Forum Gallery Playgirl Genesis Penthouse Press and Penthouse Letters from 305 stores across Ohio Pennsylvania New York Michigan Indiana and Kentucky. President Robert Mink cited family orientation and public concern guiding the decision, while affirming readers' rights.
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Commerce workers fired for data leaks
Washington AP The Reagan administration dismissed three Commerce Department employees from the Bureau of Economic Affairs after an investigation into leaks of the flash GNP growth estimate for July-September. Baldrige said two used data for personal financial gain, one passed information to a broker. no charges yet, but an action to make leaks illegal may be sought.
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Boy Dies After Floodwaters Sweep Wisconsin Boy
A 10-year-old Wisconsin boy died when floodwaters carried him about a mile down a culvert after heavy rains swelled streams from the Midwest to the Northeast. His mother, 30, was critically injured rescuing him, as authorities warned of flash floods and flood watches across several states.
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Reagan urges aid to halt abortion at NRLC convention
President Reagan pledges to help stop abortion at home and abroad as the National Right to Life Committee opens its 14th annual convention in Denver. The event draws nearly 2,000 delegates amid protests and nearby NOW meetings, with speakers including Kemp, Dole, and Robertson.
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