Valley Forecast Shows Warm Humid Intervals and Rain Threats
Weather outlook calls for partly cloudy and humid conditions with a 30 percent chance of afternoon rain or a thunderstorm today and tonight. Wednesday brings a 50-50 chance of showers and storms with highs in the mid to upper 80s. From Wednesday through Friday expect mostly after noon and evening showers and thunderstorms with highs near 90 and lows in the 60s to low 70s.
In Our Skies Tuesday June 30 Planet Mars rises soon
Sunset is at 8 44 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 55 a m Moonset tonight at 9 00 p m First Quarter on July 5 Mars rises at 2 47 a m as dim stars in Aries backdrop accompany the scene
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Regional Virginia and West Virginia Forecast Update
Regional forecast notes partly cloudy conditions in Virginia with possible afternoon and evening rain and thunderstorms. Highs reach mid to upper 80s, lows in 65 to 70 with variable cloudiness and possible rain Wednesday. West Virginia sees chances of rain and thunderstorms today tonight and Wednesday with highs mid 70s to mid 80s and tonight lows 58 to 66.
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Plan Seeks Tax Relief and Balanced Growth in County
Hopkins urges tax relief while warning the plan overemphasizes agriculture. He likens the economy to a three legged stool with agriculture industry and tourism. The plan flags road and facility upgrades as tax cost items and seeks greater balance between agriculture and industry. The hearing raised environment concerns. Carol Schmitt opposed wildlife corridors and historic-site preservation while Watt Bradshaw pressed stronger plan language to require action and guide residential growth within planned service areas. He urged hard choices to limit unfettered land use.
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Hillside couple in long criminal arc and flight to Vail
The Seales, married in 1967 after Seale joined Hillside Police, faced multiple suspensions and later left the force. They pursued business ventures, moved from Hillside to Hilton Head and then Vail, accumulating debt and owed money to associates. Their daughter ran away, and the couple struggled to find steady work while bills piled up.
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Lottery Winners Richmond and D C West Virginia Numbers
AP reports latest state and district lottery results from Virginia Washington DC and West Virginia with Pick 3 and 4 in Virginia Daily 3 and 4 in West Virginia and several DC games including Lucky Numbers DC Four and Daily Double Quick Cash.
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Court Ruling Upheld Pa Abortion Provisions
The Supreme Court upheld by 7 to 2 vote most Pennsylvania abortion provisions requiring fetal development notice, alternatives, 24 hour wait, and detailed records. Unmarried minors must obtain parental or judge approval. The court struck down by 5 to 4 the requirement that married women inform their husbands.
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Abortion and Bush stumble over Roe v Wade stance
Analysts split on fallout from the decision with some saying it robs the abortion movement of fear as a campaign lever while others warn the impact remains unclear. Bush defends his anti abortion stance and adherence to family values amid ongoing Roe debates.
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Virginia debates abortion limits after Pennsylvania ruling
The Virginia legislature weighs parental notification and 24 hour waiting periods as the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling prompts calls for broader restrictions. Gov. Wilder vetoed a prior measure, while lawmakers and lobbyists predict a broader battle with November 1993 elections seen as a real test for abortion policy. GOP contenders for governor favor some limits, including Earle Williams, George Allen, and Clinton Miller.
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