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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1987
Page
10
A mixed bag five day forecast for Bluefield and Princeton with clouds sun warmth and humidity. Thunderstorm chances exist today tonight and on multiple days with highs near 80s and lows around 60s. Record highs and lows from prior dates are noted.
A national temperature snapshot lists extreme readings with Gunnison Colorado at 33 degrees and Gila Bend Arizona reaching 110 degrees, highlighting diverse climate conditions nationwide.
The Pentagon will review long range threat forecasts for U S servicemen in the Persian Gulf as CIA officials forecast higher risks. White House says risk to personnel and ships is low to moderate. Congress and administration officials note potential dangers from mines near Kuwait and Iran’s possible actions as Kuwait oil tankers receive U S protection.
AP reports Pope John Paul II may meet Austrian President Kurt Waldheim causing a rift with Jewish groups who plan to boycott the September gathering. Jewish officials in New York meet Friday to decide if the Sept 11 session will proceed after Waldheim’s Vatican summit on June 25.
A Roanoke federal grand jury will hear evidence of price fixing in the soft drink industry as part of a broader anti trust inquiry. Officials say the probe covers local bottlers with several cases tying to Coca Cola and Pepsi, including communications with grocers and vending companies.
Tens of thousands of students clashed with riot police in Seoul and eight other cities during an Anti-Tear Gas Day protest against Chun Doo Hwan's government. Police used tear gas and truncheons as students chanted national anthem and demanded an end to tear gas and a move toward democracy.
Congress a Democratic 1 trillion dollar fiscal 1988 budget gains House and Senate support without GOP backing. President Reagan denounces the plan as unacceptable saying taxes too high and national security would suffer. Democrats push for tax hikes to curb deficits while seeking budget reforms.
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