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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1985

Page

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August Weather Outlook With Showers Possible

The forecast for today predicts warm and humid conditions with highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s and a chance of showers. Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the 60s and tomorrow brings haze and humidity with possible showers and thunderstorms. Highs reach the low to mid 80s, with Thursday and Friday partly cloudy and a chance of showers Friday.

Garden Elementary School closure sparks parent and staff protests

More than 50 concerned parents teachers and administrators voiced opinions Monday to the Buchanan County Board of Supervisors about the closing of Garden Elementary School. The Dow fell 6.16 points as investors worried about interest rates and the economy. Bruce Springsteen toured Washington during the Born in the U S A period and Morgantown businessman John Raese eyed a statewide office after a Columbia coal project visit.

Buchanan County Board of Supervisors Garden Elementary School Morgantown John Raese U.S. Senate Columbia el Cerrejon Norte

Treason trial opens for 16 UDF leaders in South Africa

In Pietermaritzburg the treason trial for 16 United Democratic Front leaders began as black miners announce a boycott of white businesses to protest the state of emergency. Police report 16 more arrests under the emergency, taking total detentions to 1,428 with 109 released. The NCMU says a gold mine strike may cripple the economy and Botha faces a potential three day window to lift the emergency.

Pietermaritzburg South Africa United Democratic Front Natal Nelson Mandela African National Congress Revolutionary Alliance Washington State Department Bernard Kalb National Police Pretoria UDF Johannesburg Black National Union of Mineworkers

Protesters unfurl 30-foot banner at Capitol crane

Two demonstrators Steve Lopez of Chicago and Kenn Hollis of Toronto scale a crane amid restoration work on the Capitol West Front and display a 30-foot banner denouncing nuclear weapons testing. The event underscores a broader protest noted on page A-8.

Capitol Steve Lopez Chicago Kenn Hollis Toronto

Reagan Reveals Nose Skin Cancer Diagnosis

President Reagan disclosed that tissue removed from his nose was a sun induced basal cell carcinoma. He said no further treatment is needed and warned against sun exposure while noting his wife Nancy also had skin cancer in 1982.

Washington Reagan Nancy White House Thomas Nitra Washington Hospital Center Nigra Oval Office

Explosions at Berwind mine probe widens

Federal officials and local police probe a series of seven explosions Sunday at Resources Development Corp mine near Berwind West Virginia damaging a concrete bridge and two pieces of equipment valued at 71000 dollars. No injuries were reported and authorities say dynamite was attached to heavy machinery. The mine president links the incident to labor tensions.

Berwind Welch Resources Development Corp F.D. Sylvester Pete Prater West Virginia Prater A.T. Massey Coal Co

Zoning Change Bans Downtown Nightlife in Princeton

Princeton city council approved a zoning amendment barring on premises sale of beer wine or liquor in the C-1 commercial zone downtown Mercer Street between Fourth and Trent Streets. A grandfather clause allows one Mercer Street nightspot to remain open amid complaints of loud noise.

Princeton Mercer Street Princeton Planning Commission Fourth Trent Streets Jim Cannon Thorn Street Rogers Street Brick Street Ingleside Road Julie Ann Johnson Sandra Goodwin Princeton Task Force For

Experts see no hard evidence backing rear-seat safety

New York AP reports aviation experts say there is no conclusive data that sitting in the back of a plane is safer after Delta 191 crashes. Figures vary by accident, with some survivors from the rear and others not. NTSB notes black boxes are often stored in the rear for better durability.

New York Delta Air Lines Tom Lindemann Airline Pilots Association Wayne Williams Air Force Williams The National

Testimony Opens in Walker Espionage Trial in Norfolk

Arthur J. Walker admits funneling secrets to the Soviet Union, a claim prosecutors say should seal a conviction on seven counts of espionage. The defense contends there is no proof the data reached the Soviets as the non jury trial begins before U.S. District Judge J Calvitt Clarke Jr. Walker faces charges tied to copying Navy ship repair documents for his brother in 1981 and 1982 for $12000.

Norfolk, Va Arthur J. Walker Soviet Union Maryland J. Brian Donnelly Arthur Walker

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