25 Jun 1983
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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1983
Page
1
Weather outlook shows Arkansas enjoying fair conditions while the majority of the nation is also expected to experience generally fair weather. The brief notes overall pleasant skies with mild temperatures and no active storms in the forecast.
The Valley expects sunny skies today with highs near the 80s. Tonight will be fair with lows around the mid 60s. Sunday should be mostly sunny with highs again in the 80s.
The notice lists sunset and sunrise times for Saturday June 25 and the coming day, with moon phase Last Quarter and celestial events. It mentions Venus setting at 11:20 p.m. and passing east of Regulus about two weeks hence, with Regulus as reference star.
Virginia public high schools face higher graduation requirements that would raise the need for math and science teachers by about 150 to 200 and 250 to 300 respectively. The board weighs two draft standards vying for approval, including five math and science credits for a diploma, plus new college prep tracks, more computer training, and extra foreign languages.
A 21-year-old Callao man agreed to be banished from Westmoreland County for one year to avoid prosecution on two misdemeanor counts of brandishing a firearm and cursing. Wade must stay out of the county or face charges, and has a 10-day prior jail sentence to serve.
Clinchfield Coal Co president says two of seven miners killed in the McClure No. 1 explosion were on their way out of the mine when the blast occurred at 10 15 p m Tuesday. Five others died at the scene and three injured were rescued. Federal inspectors investigated methane gas cause as 74 escaped uninjured.
Prague authorities banned the popular rock group Patent for playing punk music and drawing rowdy fans, as reported by the Communist Party newspaper Rude Pravo. The paper noted the group prefers audiences in torn clothes and claimed about thirty rock groups have been banned in Czechoslovakia in recent months.
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