Band of showers forecast across central country today
A weather forecast predicts a band of showers today stretching from Montana and the Dakotas through Minnesota and Wisconsin down to New Mexico, Texas and Louisiana. Additional showers are likely along the Atlantic coast from Florida to New Jersey.
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Extended Virginia forecast with warm weekend highs
The extended forecast for Virginia calls for fair weather Saturday through Monday with highs in the mid to upper 80s Saturday warming to the low to mid 90s by Monday. Lows will be mid to upper 60s, cooler in the mountains. Rain chances shown Thursday with a high of 86 and low of 48, other years' figures listed.
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In Our Skies Friday Full Moon Perigee Tonight
The entry notes a Full Moon with the moon at perigee tonight, visible in the early evening twilight. It states a moonrise at 7:34 p.m. and a sunset today with sunrise tomorrow at 5:51 a.m. The moon is nearest the Earth for the month during this phase.
House Urges Reagan To Stand By SALT II
The House approved a non binding resolution urging continued U S adherence to SALT II amid President Reagan's pledge not to bind future weapons decisions. The vote was 256 145 with party lines and debates over arms control, while a Senate proposal and other measures also moved.
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Curfews Imposed as South Africa Turmoil Grows
South Africa imposes curfews on dozens of black townships from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m. amid continued unrest during the state of emergency. Strikes spread as workers press for release of union leaders. Desmond Tutu attends a court wedding of a treason trial defendant with Terry Waite. Port Elizabeth voters reject integration of beaches by a 6 104 to 4 957 margin. Officials report 48 killed this week in unrest. detentions rise, with many jailed without charges.
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House Action Condemned Over South Africa Disinvestment Plan
The House pushed a broad bill demanding U S firms withdraw from South Africa within 180 days and bar most trade, a move denounced by the Reagan administration as misguided and likely to hinder negotiations. State Department and White House officials warned it could erode leverage for moderation and deepen racial tensions while noting ongoing U S influence through existing investments and programs.
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