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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1987
Page
2
Sun and rain on and off with notes on days count and minute timings. Mentions events such as the Korean War end date July 27 1953 the Jackie Onassis birth August 28 1929 and Robespierre beheading July 28 1794. Includes a Tinker's dam question and a home hint about corn sweetness at dawn.
A condensed list of daily weather records shows high and low readings for July 30 to August 4 across multiple years. Entries specify date, high temperature H and low reading L with year in parentheses, indicating notable temperature records at various stations.
The seven day forecast reports normal high and low temperatures and average daily temps for Eau Claire for the week of July 29 through August 4, as recorded by the National Weather Service. Readings list standard seasonal highs around the mid 70s to low 80s, with nightly lows near the 50s to 60s depending on day.
President Reagan seeks to rein in the Rural Electrification Administration program aiding electrical distribution co-ops serving rural districts of 1500 or fewer residents. Eligible institutions could obtain government loans at two percent to cover seventy percent of costs.
The article explains the Summer Summer Index, recalculated with 10 percent humidity to reflect dry climates, showing 85 degrees at 85 percent humidity yields a higher felt heat of 96 degrees. It argues this method better conveys how hot it feels when evaporation is limited.
Wisconsin congresswoman Marge Roukema toured the Third District with Rep. Gunderson. They visited Dairyland Power Cooperative, Vernon Electric Co op, and a South Alma Cheese Factory. Roukema criticized unrestricted farm subsidies and urged deficit considerations in farm legislation, stressing protectionist rules affect farmers.
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