Valley Forecast Shows Sunshine With Thunderstorm Risk
The Valley forecast calls for mostly sunny skies today with a 30 percent chance of late afternoon storms and highs in the low 90s, then a 30 percent chance of evening storms before for partly cloudy night. Wednesday brings more sun and a chance of afternoon storms with mid-80s highs, followed by continued partly cloudy conditions into Thursday and Friday with highs in the mid to upper 80s and lows in the mid to upper 60s. The Dale Enterprise records show today’s high 84 and low 53 with no rainfall, while historical highs run near 84 and rainfall is minimal. The Summer Solstice arrives at 4:34 p.m. tomorrow with the longest daylight of the year.
Regional Forecasts for Virginia and West Virginia
Virginia enjoys a partly sunny period through Wednesday with a risk of afternoon storms in the north and west today and statewide showers and thunderstorms Wednesday. Highs reach mid 80s to low 90s today and in the 80s Wednesday with nocturnal lows in the 60s. West Virginia remains partly cloudy today through Wednesday with afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms, highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s and overnight lows in the upper 50s to mid 60s.
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Federal push to repeal speed limits and safety laws faces foes
Debates in Congress center on repealing federal speed limits and safety mandates. Advocates warn of higher deaths and injuries, citing 4,750 potential fatalities if limits end, while supporters argue states should set their own rules. Senate debates also touch helmet and seat-belt repeal measures amid broader highway safety rollbacks.
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Rubin weighs Japan market access talks impact
Robert Rubin discusses U S moves on market access in Japan, highlighting potential effects on trade, investment, and negotiations. He stresses careful diplomacy, structural reforms, and the need to align interests of American firms with Japan's economic plan.
Trade fights threaten Japanese U S sanctions over access to market
In Brussels Yoshihiro Sakamoto and U S officials spar over Japan U S trade friction centered on market access. Clinton pledges 5.9 billion in car sanctions if no deal. Washington weighs aviation sanctions targeting JAL and Nippon Cargo Airlines with hearings to July 14.
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Office Deduction Gains White House Backing in Tax Move
The Clinton administration backs Republican efforts to liberalize home office deduction rules. A Senate bill and a House contract section aim to reverse IRS Soliman rulings, letting self employed claim in home offices used regularly for business even if not principal location.
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Lottery Winners East Coast Picks Here Are Winning Numbers
Unofficial lottery results list Virginia Washington DC West Virginia numbers from Monday draws. Virginia Pick 3 6 2 1 Pick 4 8 6 2 7 Cash 5 10 17 20 29 30 DC Lucky Numbers 1 9 7 DC Four 7 0 7 2 DC Quick Cash 6 13 21 26 34 37 Midday Lucky 3 9 1 DC Four 1 1 0 3 West Virginia Daily 3 7 7 2 Daily 4 3 3 9 0
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Motive Noted in May Case as DNA Links Sought
Police collected prints and shoe impressions matching May s boots from the crime scene bedroom along with blood hair and an unidentified bodily fluid. Investigators also secured a vial of blood head and pubic hairs and oral swabs from May to test DNA. Attorney John S Hart Jr said no capital murder indictment has been warranted and he sees no sexual assault indications.
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Dollar Slips In Thin Trading Amid No News
The dollar edged lower against major currencies in thin New York trading on Monday amid lack of economic news and fears rates may fall if the slowdown persists. It traded around 84.65 yen and 1.3978 marks, down from late Friday levels. In legal notes, attorney William W. Helsley was added as co counsel for capital case May, with judge Graves delaying a formal decision. May remains jailed in Rockingham County with a $250,000 bond.
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