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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1987
Page
4
The forecast calls for variable clouds with possible showers today and tonight, rising temperatures and humidity with a high near 78 and low around 60. Tomorrow turns sunnier with a high near 80 and low about 57, followed by warm sunny Tuesday with a high near 80 and a low near 60. Wednesday through Thursday stay very warm and humid with highs around 84 and lows in the low to mid 60s. Record highs and normals from prior years are noted.
Nationwide temperature extremes reported with Truckee California reaching 35 degrees and Laughlin Nevada soaring to 116 degrees. The contrast highlighted regional climate variation across the country.
Torrential storms have drenched Texas for over a month causing millions in damage and forcing hundreds to flee rising floods. Nine deaths blamed on the deluge amid persistent rains across southern and central Texas.
Congressional investigators prepare to probe the Reagan White House as public hearings resume. Witnesses slated include George Shultz Caspar Weinberger and Edwin Meese III while ex adviser John Poindexter and Oliver North reveal their stories under limited immunity.
The article reports on calls for a trial of American hostages, with officials warning Iran of grave consequences and demanding their release. It notes Al-Ittihad claiming Anglican envoy Terry Waite was twice taken to Iran for talks, while a Lebanese magazine cites Hussein Montazeri pushing for trial, reflecting regional tensions and mixed narratives.
The judge reread instructions in the Bernhard Goetz trial and trimmed portions that could limit acquittal. Jurors on second day of deliberations failed to reach a verdict after nine hours and will reconvene Monday.
Edward Mika, a 66 year old Chicago taxi driver, helps attorney Philip Corboy pick jurors by day using his city knowledge. Mika describes neighborhoods and patron habits, aiding in assessing juror backgrounds while Corboy makes the final decisions based on interviews and his own judgment.
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