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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia

07 Aug 1985

Page 8

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

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Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1985

Page

8

Weather forecast shows widespread showers and warm highs

The National Weather Service predicts today showers across eastern Washington to North Dakota and Indiana to Maine and Florida. Yesterday's high 75 low 58. today partly sunny with 80 to 85, 50 percent shower risk. Tonight mostly cloudy with 50 percent shower risk, lows mid 60s. Tomorrow mostly cloudy with 30 percent morning showers, highs mid 80s. Next two days fair Friday and Saturday with mid to upper 80s and upper 60s to low 70s.

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Talks to resume in 12 day Teamster car hauler strike

In Annapolis and Detroit negotiators for about 20 000 striking Teamsters car haulers and the National Automobile Transporters Association prepared to resume talks to end the walkout. An association spokesman said negotiations would restart in Annapolis with the union team pressing the national strike as a key factor.

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Stockman signs multi million book deal with Harper & Row

New York budget director former head of the OMB A D Stockman has signed a book contract exceeding 2 million with Harper & Row for a memoir titled The Triumph of Politics. The bid topped rival offers from Macmillan Simon & Schuster Random House and others. Stockman acts as his own agent amid industry surprise over the price.

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New York David A. Stockman Harper & Row Stockman Federal Office of Management and Budget Edward L. Burlingame Harper’s Washington Macmillan Simon & Schuster Random House Atlantic Monthly Press W.W. Norton Little, Brown Henry Kissinger Harper's House Geraldine A. Ferraro Thomas P Tip) O’neill Jr Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
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Homeless Man Lang Says He Is Content Beside Carpet Sign

JERSEY CITY AP A 57 year old amputee with no income has lived since spring in a makeshift shelter at the base of a Wilson's House of Carpets sign. A campaign mayoral winner sent a lounge chair. Lang was later removed to a hospital by Councilman Joseph Brooks. Local officials acknowledge lack of housing facilities and budget. Lang seeks peace and quiet as he contemplates future help from state, federal, or private agencies.

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Gene Lang Man Jersey City N.J Wilson Anthony Cucci Lang Red Cross Joseph Brooks Brooks Michael Nolan Hudson River New York City
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First Community Bank Remains a Generations-Long Local Lender

An enduring family bank at 1001 Mercer Street Princeton West Virginia highlights its century of service. It notes past loans funding Grandpa's Model T, a 1946 home loan for Uncle Fred and spouse, and support for Cousin Bill’s 1970s business and his children’s education. The ad emphasizes continued local presence and FDIC membership.

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First Community Bank Grandpa Fred
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