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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1987
Page
3
Weather outlook for Bluefield and Princeton shows variable clouds with isolated showers and possible thunderstorms today and tonight. Highs in the mid to upper 70s, lows around 62. The sequence continues with mix of sun and clouds, slight to moderate thunderstorm chances, and warm temperatures through Wednesday and Thursday with highs from 78 to 84. Record highs and lows from June 21 are noted.
Accu Weather projects thunderstorms from New Jersey to the Great Lakes and south to the Gulf coast with showers in the Pacific Northwest and thunderstorms in the southwest. Local highs and lows include 108 in Gila Bend, Arizona and 33 in Gunnison, Colorado as heat and humidity persist with frequent rain chances.
Tens of thousands of riot officers confront demonstrators nationwide in South Korea's capital. Police blow tear gas and hurl grenades in Seoul while Buddhist monks clash with officers near the Bank of Korea. Clashes spread to eight cities as the government pledges extraordinary measures.
Syria pledged fast and unconditional release of American journalist Charles Glass and Lebanon official’s son Ali Osseiran after Wednesday’s abduction in south Beirut’s Ouzai district. Shiite factions clash in slums as 25 foreign hostages are believed held, with Hezbollah strongholds cited and reports of potential Syrian military action.
The report says 1985-86 talks between U S and Israeli reps aimed at molding moderate Iranian elements after Khomeini. It describes clandestine arms sales to Iran, profits diverted to pro Western Iranian politicians, and North telling a military official last year of plans to assassinate Iranian officials. Sullivan declined comment.
The Colorado Air Quality Control Commission, 8-0, moves to require winter fuel with 1.5 percent oxygen on the Front Range, rising to 2 percent from November through February after 1988, aiming to cut carbon monoxide and avoid federal sanctions. Anticipated annual consumer cost $2 to $5. final vote by June 29.
New York AP report details Donna Rice’s indiscreet conduct before the Hart episode. Lynn Armandt, a former friend, says Rice told many people about the weekend with Gary Hart and circulated compromising photos. Rice appeared on ABCs 20 20 and declined to say if she slept with Hart aboard Monkey Business or at his townhouse.
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