Sunday Weather Outlook Highs in 70s and Clouds
Mostly cloudy Sunday with highs in the low to mid 70s. Tonight remains cloudy with lows 45 to 50. Monday brings showers with highs 65 to 70 and lows upper 40s to mid 50s. Monday night showers linger, Tuesday showers possible, then fair by Wednesday.
Reagan warns Soviet people ahead of Geneva summit
President Reagan told the Soviet people that Americans do not threaten their nation and never will, but warned against mistaking freedoms for weakness. He voiced hope the Geneva meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev could lead to future summits and discussed annual meetings, arms talks, and human rights concerns ahead of the November summit.
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Prince and Princess of Wales arrive in Washington for three day visit
Prince Charles and Princess Diana greet President Reagan at the White House during a three day U S trip framed as Anglo American amity. The royal couple, amid photographers and cheering crowds, plan social and cultural engagements to showcase Washington sights and hospitality.
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Equipment firm in probe over defective mine roof plates
U S Mine Safety Health Administration officials investigate Coal Products Inc of Tazewell County for allegedly manufacturing defective roof support plates for coal mines. A complaint from a company employee led to testing that found some plates defective while claims allege steel quality failures. The probe remains ongoing.
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City leaders find progress despite economic obstacles
In a four part city managers series, Fred Burton of Bluefield West Virginia Jim Juhl of Princeton and Art Mead of Bluefield Virginia discuss progress over the past five years. They rate progress from modest to strong citing tax base growth and expanded utilities while noting ongoing needs and shifts toward proactive planning.
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