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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1987
Page
8
The forecast calls for clouds and sun with a thunderstorm today, high 78, overnight 64. Tomorrow, partial sun with a shower chance, high 78, overnight 62. Thursday, partly sunny, high 80, overnight 62. Friday, cloudy with sun, possible thunderstorm, high 78, overnight 62. Saturday, some sun, high 76, overnight 60. Record temps listed for June 23 and yesterday.
The nation records wide temperature swings with low readings as cold as 33 degrees in Gunnison Colorado and high readings reaching 108 degrees in Laughlin Nevada. The contrast highlights extreme regional weather conditions across the country.
A brief notice lists temperatures from 1 to 8 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. The readable text is fragmented, but indicates hourly temperature readings for Monday.
In Quantico Virginia AP reports Vietnam War deserter Douglas G Beane who surrendered after 17 years at large is discharged for the good of the service rather than court martialed He has admitted desertion dealing in the black market and threatening to kill another Marine. The base spokesman cites the charges and the on base confinement since June 9.
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that states may not ban all hypnosis aided testimony by criminal defendants. It struck down a Arkansas law prohibiting any hypnosis recollections. The decision concerns memory recovery under hypnosis and raises future limits on admissibility in court.
A roundup of Supreme Court rulings and actions: states cannot ban hypnotically refreshed testimony in criminal trials. death penalties for life prisoners without parole challenged. Texas discrimination appeal on promotions for a Black woman. jurors alleged drug or alcohol use during trials. federal anti mobster suits must file within four years. Adamson death sentence for Don Bolles murder reinstated. safety codes at non radiation hazards in nuclear plants to be reviewed. case details on Mrs Rock and hypnotic recall after husband Frank Rock killed.
At the American Medical Association convention in Chicago physicians were introduced to CXplain, a medical computer system linking a PC to a vast, constantly updated knowledge base of over 2,000 diseases including AIDS. For a one time fee of 30 to 50 dollars and about 5 to 10 dollars per session, doctors gain access to a tool described as a helpful adjunct to clinical judgment rather than a final authority.
Congressional investigators and Lt. Col. Oliver Norths lawyers agreed on conditions that could permit public testimony in the Iran Contra inquiry. A private session would precede a public hearing, with documents exchanged, but the arrangement awaits committee approval and is not binding.
In Miami a fast-food cashier lost her job after an armed robbery arrest. Two would-be heroes, jailed 17 days for chasing the gunman, seek a false-arrest suit. They meet an attorney Tuesday as officials discuss remedies and a potential return to work for the cashier. Janet Reno criticizes the arrests.
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