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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2000
Page
10
A compact weather bulletin lists precipitation figures for the Virginias. The June 25 2000 and June 26 1999 data accompany a summary of daily rainfall, monthly totals, and cumulative rainfall across the region over the last 30 days and since January 1.
Climate brief notes nearby temperatures in the mid 80s to lower 80s with lower 60s nights. Partly sunny skies give way to a 30 percent chance of afternoon storms today. The forecast calls for partly cloudy Tuesday with showers and thunderstorms, and Wednesday highs in the lower 80s with more showers and storms.
Virginia Beach unveils a summer long voluntary code to curb cursing vulgar gestures sexual displays and revealing attire on the resort strip. Officials say the aim is to protect tourism a $600 million annual industry with patrols signs and apparel promoting courteous behavior during peak holidays.
West Virginia’s Memorial Tunnel, once a turnpike pass, is eyed as a national weapons of mass destruction training center. The plan, backed by Adjutant General Tackett and Sen. Byrd, envisions Camp Dawson expansion to train up to 10,000 annually for urban warfare, hijack, and subway scenarios. The project estimated at 60 million dollars would repurpose the former tunnel into a multi‑section underground training complex with hazardous materials and fire drills.
Beckley AP West Virginia state parks seek public comment until July 21 on a rule change to allow dogs and cats in state park cabins. A possible three year pilot could start next May at Bluestone Lost River Cacapon Cass Scenic and Cabwaylingo Kumbrabrow forests with leash rules and a potential pet fee.
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