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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1987
Page
6
Weather outlook from Accu Weather shows cloud cover with a shower or storm today and sun later. High near 78, low around 59. Tomorrow through Tuesday bring mostly sunny to partly cloudy to partly sunny skies with highs from 76 to 80 and lows from 57 to 60. Historical records note June 26 highs of 89 and lows of 49.
The Accu Weather forecast notes thunderstorms or showers in the Southwest Midwest and Southeast. For our area expect high temperatures with lower humidity and chances of rain for the next several days. Nationwide highs and lows Thursday include a low of 32 in Jackson Wyoming and a high of 113 in Laughlin Nevada.
A part pit bull terrier mauled a 32-year-old woman and her 5-year-old daughter in a Mission District back yard. Cecilia Oropeza suffered a deep leg wound and Angelica was bitten on the arm thigh and shoulder before responders halted the attack. The crossbreed dog was impounded by the SPCA. a Morgan Hill youth died earlier this month.
An 11 year old from Arlington Texas lands in Denver after starting a solo cross country flight from Los Angeles. He grapples with media attention while piloting a Cessna 210 with flight instructor Mike Fields aboard. The boy expresses weariness of reporters.
Ford and General Motors said they test drive new cars with odometers connected before shipment, following Chrysler's practice. Chrysler faces charges over driving cars with disconnected odometers, with executives named Scudder and O Reilly charged with conspiracy to commit odometer fraud. Chrysler notes odometer policy changed in 1986. Ford and GM describe controlled, labeled tests to ensure quality, with miles logged on odometers and routine plant visits by test drivers.
The National Gay Advocates filed a suit in U S District Court alleging unfair NIH policy favors certain AIDS drugs, citing conflicts of interest from royalty payments and self interest. It accuses NIH and FDA of delaying testing for several drugs including AL 721 Ampligen DNCB Foscarnet Isoprinosine and Ribavirin and seeks injunctions to permit more trials and new drug selection rules.
In Vienna a Soviet official said about 49,000 drug addicts are in treatment with no known cocaine, heroin, or LSD abuse in 10 to 15 years. In Beirut Syrian troops sealed Shiite slums while preparing raids as American journalist Charles Glass remains missing. In India a wedding wagon collided with a bus near Nipana village, Madhya Pradesh, killing at least 21 people including the groom.
Washington AP An Agriculture Department economist cautions that broad statistics mask the sector's internal diversity and mixed fortunes. Clark Edwards notes gains in export prospects and easing credit, yet livestock income rises when crop income falls, and program planting shifts can reshape non-program crops and land values.
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