08 Jun 1996
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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1996
Page
1
Extended outlook lists partly sunny skies Sunday through Tuesday with daily chances of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s, while past days show highs of 85 and 89 with rainfall around 0.03 inches. Precipitation measures 24 hours to 7 a.m. yesterday.
The June 8 sky guide notes Procyon the bright star visible in the west about 45 minutes after sunset. It highlights sunset and moon events for today and tomorrow with basic celestial observations across the nation.
Virginia sees sun with a chance of thunderstorms west of the Blue Ridge and morning fog in the east and center. Highs 85 to 90, lows 60 to 70. West Virginia remains cloudy with showers and thunderstorms likely today and Sunday. Highs 80 to 85, overnight lows near the 60s.
Dayton police testimony recounts Sgt. Adamson helping Greer during a prisoner transport after Greer claimed someone tried to run him off the road. Monger described a tense stop and Greer’s actions, while prosecutors painted Monger as the aggressor and Greer as acting in public safety. The case overlaps with suspensions, a resigned chief, and a reshaped department.
Warner urged support from independents and Democrats grateful for his 1994 help keeping North out of the Senate, as Republicans among his supporters showed a close lead in early responses.
Miller leads Warner 48 to 39 percent among core voters in the Christian Coalition while economists warn of a possible boom bust cycle. Growth in May payrolls rose 348,000 with service sectors driving most gains and unemployment hovering near 5.5 percent.
The Black Diamond 30 year fixed rate is 7.875 percent with 2.375 points. An incorrect points figure appeared in Friday's News-Record weekly listings.
Investigators suspect the same man who abducted and killed Reynolds may have stalked and halted more than 20 women along U S 29 in Virginia. A detailed sketch was issued from statements by several women, but no firm suspect has been named. Ferrar denied rumors that fingerprints were found on Reynolds’ body, noting recoveries on a body are rare and the prints were elsewhere. Also note: Nicaragua formally accepted the UN Charter in 1945.
A federal judge in Harrisburg dismissed more than 2000 damage claims against the Three Mile Island plant. Plaintiffs alleged radiation exposure from the 1979 accident caused health issues including leukemia. Judge Sylvia Rambo granted summary judgment for the defense, finding insufficient evidence to support a trial.
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