The Nation Sunrise Weather Update
Flurries noted with 6:20 a.m. yesterday temperatures reported for Bluefield. Highs reached 71, lows 55, with record Bluefield highs 78 and lows 17 in prior years. Precipitation totals show 3.43 inches for March 25, 2000 and 6.42 inches for March 26, 1999. Since Jan 1, 2000, precipitation remains ongoing.
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Four Seasons Country Weather Outlook Summary
Weather forecast highlights a cloudy period with a chance of showers and thunderstorms today and a colder, potentially rainy or snowy Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday show partial cloud cover to mostly cloudy skies with temperatures ranging from the 30s to 60s.
Protesters stage colorful anti biotech protest at BIO 2000
In Boston on the first day of the BIO 2000 conference more than 1,000 demonstrators in costumes marched to the Hynes Convention Center under police escort. They said biotech profits threaten public health while industry leaders touted approved biotech drugs and safety studies.
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Star Scientific buys 30 percent Virginia tobacco crop
Virginia growers sign contracts to sell at least 30 percent of this year's crop directly to Star Scientific Inc. The Petersburg based company will purchase about 14.5 million pounds, paying $2 per pound, roughly 25 cents more than auction prices, supported by nitrogen nitrosamine reducing curing barns.
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Panel selects Ashland Teacher Achievement Award winners
A panel of 18 teachers from Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia chose 30 finalists for Ashland Inc. Teacher Achievement Awards worth 2500. Kentucky winners will be announced May 3 by Gov. Patton, with Ohio and West Virginia ceremonies by May 8. The program has run for over a decade and drew 7000 nominations, with 537 submitting full applications.
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