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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1995
Page
13
Regional forecast outlines partly cloudy West Virginia Today with highs in the mid 60s to lower 70s and a mostly clear night. Virginia shows upper 60s to lower 70s, with cool nights in the upper 40s to around 50. Wednesday calls for mostly sunny skies and highs mid 70s to around 80, followed by fair, cool nights in the lower 50s for both states.
Southeast Yesterday notes Bluefield highs and lows for June 13. Highs reached 68 and 84 in 1967, while lows dipped to 56 and 44 in 1985.
The forecast covers Tuesday through Thursday with temperatures in the sixties to seventies and forties to fifties. Tuesday is partly cloudy with cooler nights, Wednesday brings 70s to 80s and mostly sunny skies, and Thursday warms to 75 to 80 with fair dry conditions.
In a private White House meal with President Clinton, Air Force Capt. Scott O Grady and his relatives enjoyed grilled vegetables, lamb chops, and desserts after his rescue from Bosnia. Clinton praised his courage and the rescuers’ skill, calling O Grady a reminder of the country’s best values.
President Clinton and House Speaker Gingrich may delay lobbying and campaign finance reform by agreeing to study the issues via a blue ribbon commission. Senate action was expected before July and House efforts aim for a bipartisan bill before summer break. Critics say a commission would delay action into next year.
Washington AP report says labor leaders who pushed AFL CIO President Lane Kirkland to quit vow to press for influence despite his successor. Kirkland, 73, will step down August 1 and urge the federation's executive council to name executive secretary Thomas R. Donahue as top leader. Donahue asserts he will be the consensus candidate and aim to unite a broad coalition behind his bid.
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