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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1994
Page
8
Regional forecast notes showers and thunderstorms across West Virginia and Virginia with highs generally in the 70s and 80s. Tonight remains partly cloudy with lows in the upper 50s to mid 70s, and Tuesday brings more scattered storms and highs in the upper 70s to low 80s.
An early 1900s weather summary notes high temperatures in the lower 70s with near 60 degree lows. Showers and thunderstorms are likely today at 80 percent chance, tonight, and Tuesday with a 30 percent shower risk on Wednesday. Temperatures peak in the 70s to 80s Thursday with 50s to 60s by night, and variable clouds through the period.
An unidentified member of the state champion Southern Stars shoots hoops at SummerFest in Princeton. First Community Bank sponsors a booth to raise funds to send the team to the National Tourney in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Caperton finished second runner-up as Miss West Virginia marked its 50th anniversary with a statewide live telecast. Contestants endured ten minute interviews with five judges followed by evening wear swimsuit and talent rounds. Twenty five former titleholders from 1954 attended the pageant that Governor Albert Cox called a showcase of program quality.
A statewide telephone poll of 1,000 voters conducted June 19 to 23 shows Robb leading with 36 percent, North at 26 percent, Wilder at 17 percent, and Coleman at 15 percent. Second-choice rankings favor Coleman as a key fallback, while North draws stronger enthusiasm from supporters. Margin of error is ±3 points.
Eleanor Thompson files in Warren County Circuit Court seeking 1.45 million dollars alleging intentional racial discrimination and retaliation after her 1992 firing. Her family claims entry denial due to race, with damages for embarrassment emotional distress and lost earnings against Nerangis Enterprises Inc and McDonald's entities.
The interdenominational event drew about 1,000 in Newport News and 1,000 in Norfolk while Virginia Beach reported 2,700 along the oceanfront. Portsmouth, Chesapeake and other cities joined hundreds more in a worldwide wave of faith. Organizers stressed the march was a faith expression not a protest.
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