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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1990

Page

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Bush says Iraq lied again over Kuwait invasion

President Bush forcefully accuses Iraq of reneging on pulling out forces from Kuwait and vows this will not stand. He dispatches Cheney to Saudi Arabia, meets advisers at the White House, and plans talks with Woerner and Thatcher as he seeks to isolate Saddam Hussein and mobilizes an international boycott.

Washington Bush Iraq Kuwait Dick Cheney Saudi Arabia Desert Kingdom White House James A. Baker III Colin Powell Joint Chiefs of Staff Gulf Doug Davidson Turkey United States NATO Manfred Woerner Margaret Thatcher Aspen Colo Cheney Ayadh Mideast Japan Turgut Ozal

Cavern Survivor Credits Responders After 27 Hour Rescue Off Route 460

Mark Fowler a 27 year old Bluefield resident survived 30 hours in an unnamed cave near Route 460 after a 27 hour rescue, thanking 40 plus responders from Virginia Tech Greenbrier County and others. He spoke Sunday of avoiding solo cave exploration and recovering from hypothermia at Humana St Luke's Hospital.

Mark Fowler Bluefield Fowler Cal Condition Virginia Tech Greenbrier County Humana-St. Luke's Hospital

Marines Rescue 59 Americans in Sharp Edge Liberia Operation

The United States evacuated 59 Americans from Monrovia in a precision helicopter mission code named Sharp Edge. About 225 Marines with 17 helicopters and escort jets secured the seized embassy area while 200 sharpshooters protected the mission.

U.S Monrovia Liberia Washington Pentagon Nore Bush Samuel Doe White House Marlin Fitzwater United States U.S. Marine Corps Reinforced Rifle Company Fitzwater Saipan Sierra Leone Peter de Vos

Mock trial casts Capone as tax foe in Chicago demo

In a staged ABA fantasy trial in Chicago, actor Joe Guastaferro dressed as Al Capone portrayed Public Enemy No 1. The mock jury found Capone innocent of 12 tax evasion related charges, aided by current tax law changes and skilled defense.

Chicago al Capone Internal Revenue Service Scarface Joe Guastaferro American Bar Association Public Enemy No. 1 Capone United States

Weather forecast: showers and thunderstorms likely today

The forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms with a high in the lower 80s. Tonight will be cloudy with a chance of showers and lows in the lower 60s. A 70 percent rain chance is noted for today.

The National Weather Service

Rural Americans suffer needlessly from poverty pollution

A year long study by the Center for Community Change criticizes the Farmers Home Administration for leadership gaps and faults Reagan era funding cuts. It cites unemployment, higher poverty, widespread groundwater contamination, substandard housing, and rising maternal and infant mortality as key rural problems, urging better federal rural development support.

Washington Center For Community Change Farmers Home Administration Fmha Agriculture Department Robert Rapoza Environmental Protection Administration

Retirement village unveils $1.25 million renovations

GlenWood Park Retirement Village dedicated a 1.25 million expansion including a large social atrium, new resident and health care rooms, and a solarium. The four phase project increases capacity to 57 residents and 61 nursing beds, with operations begun July 21, 1988, under CEO Daniel W. Farley.

Glenwood GlenWood Park United Methodist Church William B. Grove Charleston Daniel W. Farley Farley Board of Trustees Earl

Tyson named world's richest athlete for year Forbes lists top 30

New York AP Tyson leads Forbes top 30 richest athletes with an estimated 28.6 million this year. Douglas second at 26 million, Leonard third at 13 million, Senna 10 million, Prost 9 million. Endorsements lift about a third of top earners income. the top 30 span boxing golf auto racing tennis baseball and basketball.

New York Mike Tyson Forbes Buster Douglas Tyson Sugar Ray Leonard Ayrton Senna Alain Prost

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