Valley Forecast: Partly cloudy today with late showers
The forecast calls for partial cloudiness with a chance of late afternoon or evening showers or thunderstorms. Highs will reach the mid to upper 70s. Tonight should be fair with lows in the low to mid 50s. Wednesday looks mostly sunny with highs in the 70s.
In Our Skies Tuesday June 22 Evening Sky Notes
Mercury begins morning sky visit near Aldebaran and Venus as sightlines brighten. Sunset at 043 Reese Pym sunrise tomorrow 5 51 a m moonset tonight 10 10 p m First Quarter on Sunday night.
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High Court Allows Antitrust Suit Against Blue Shield
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, ruled that a northern Virginia woman may sue Blue Shield of Virginia for antitrust damages related to its refusal to reimburse her visits to a clinical psychologist. The ruling aligns with the 4th Circuit and expands consumer standing in the psychotherapy market.
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State Audit Finds Norfolk Tax Collection Flaws and Outdated Records
A six month state audit of Norfolk city treasurer’s office cites poor record keeping and inadequate delinquent tax collection. It notes hand records, overpayments, and missing notices, with recommendations for automation costing over 250000 dollars. Deputy Harris says delinquent personal property taxes are ahead of last year and a real estate campaign is planned.
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Harvard Professor Urges Black Involvement in Busing Fight
Harvard's Dr. Alvin Poussaint urged continued busing to secure quality education with adequate teachers and facilities for Black children. He warned America risks greater segregation and urged Black parents to stay politically active to influence school desegregation and resources amid white flight and neglected inner city schools.
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Bridgewater dean’s list student misidentified in error
The Daily News Record published a correction stating that Bridgewater College student David Clatterbuck was misidentified regarding his parents. Clatterbuck, among area students on the dean’s list, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Clatterbuck of Rt. 4, Harrisonburg.
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Illness Strikes Virginia Mental Hospitals Sicken 400
Health workers investigated a sprawling gastro intestinal outbreak across two facilities in Virginia. At Central State Hospital Petersburg 16 new cases were mild. a large 314 patient outbreak earlier left one death. The Southside Virginia Training Center reported 81 mild cases. Officials suspect food or viral spread from a common kitchen unit. Tests were underway with results expected midweek.
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Petersburg
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
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Southside
Virginia Training Center
Donald K. Jones
Central State
Harris C. Nottebart
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
Hedrick Receives Degree At Elon College Commencement
Elon College in Elon North Carolina awarded degrees to more than 340 students at its May 23 commencement marking the 92nd ceremony and largest class in the school history. Marvin Stone editor of U S News and World Report delivered the commencement address.
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Chicago Wins 1982 City Livability Award
Minneapolis AP Chicago received the 1982 City Livability Award from the U S Conference of Mayors for using arts and cultural programs to boost livability. Nominated cities include Baltimore Evanston Ill Rockville Md Tempe Ariz. Special volunteerism awards went to Anchorage Baltimore Cranston El Paso Kokomo Pittsburgh San Bernardino and others with Mayor Ernest N Morial of New Orleans praised as a key figure in public private partnerships.
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