Extended forecast and stream numbers from 1966 notice
A multi day weather outlook notes Monday night partly cloudy with possible showers and storms, Tuesday more likely rain, Wednesday and Thursday mild and clear with varying highs in the 60s to 80s. Stream condition numbers are provided for Bluestone Summersville and R D Bailey lakes, plus a garbled note referencing 1966 data and a rising percentage.
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Teachers train in radio astronomy at Green Bank observatory
West Virginia educators join a year long program at Green Bank to study radio astronomy, receive stipends, attend science classes, and learn to translate data into classroom projects. They tour the 165 foot telescope, work in teams, and may earn graduate credit while developing hands on lesson plans for K 12 students.
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West Virginia
WVU
Barnhart
Sue Ann Heatherly
Observatory
Heatherly
Jim Cozort
Oceana Middle School
Patricia
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Summit and Jiang Hold Televised China US Summit Exchange
Summit and Jiang agreed to exchange visits of religious leaders to further understanding on spiritual matters. After church, the president and his family tour the Forbidden City and the Great Wall as officials applaud a nationwide broadcast of the news conference. Jiang and Clinton praised engagement and democratic dialogue.
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Forbidden City
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Great Wall
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Doctors own tobacco allotments despite anti smoking stance
At least 760 doctors and health workers in 23 states control government tobacco allotments totaling over 7 million pounds yearly. The owners, including orthopedic surgeon Stephen Jackson and physician Richard Rush, face ethics concerns as profits from tobacco conflict with medical vows to discourage harm.
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Stephen Jackson
Paducah
Richard Rush
Conway
S.C
Associated Press
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Alaska
Massachusetts
California
South Carolina
Arthur Caplan
Caplan
Center For Bioethics
University of Pennsylvania
Pickup truck explodes after I-64 collision near Lewisburg
A man and his 5 year old son were burned when their 1979 Dodge pickup exploded after an crash on I-64 three miles east of Lewisburg. The child was flown to Charleston Area Medical Center while the father was airlifted to UVA burn unit. The 22 year old Subaru driver was treated and released. Names withheld pending family notification. Traffic halted for 30 to 45 minutes and one lane for about an hour. Investigators will reconstrue the scene today.
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Lewisburg
J.L. Cooper
Cooper
Charleston Area Medical Center
University of Virginia Medical Center
Charlottesville
Greenbrier Valley Medical Center
Fairlea
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