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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1990
Page
1
Former three term West Virginia Governor Arch A. Moore Jr. arrived at Maxwell Air Force Base prison camp to serve a 70 month term for political corruption. He was jeered by inmates and declined to answer questions as he entered the intake center with his wife.
President Bush sent American warplanes and ground troops to Saudi Arabia as a multinational force forms to deter Saddam Hussein's Iraq from attacking the vulnerable oil kingdom. Egypt and Morocco join the effort as the plan aims to deter invasion and protect oil fields, with units from 82nd and 101st Airborne and 24th Division slated for deployment.
Julie Gilmore and Joseph Berlyak wed on Monday on the Palace of Illusions stage at the Ohio State Fair. They met last year when Berlyak coaxed Gilmore into volunteering for the guillotine act, and after the ceremony they dined together.
The National Weather Service expects a clear comfortable day with highs in the 80s and mostly sunny skies with low humidity. Tonight will be mostly clear with overnight lows in the upper 50s to 60s.
Athens Concord College geography professor Dr Joe Manzo returning Fulbright scholar from Egypt and Jordan discusses the Kuwait invasion by Iraq. He cites Arab fears over Saudi oil fields and Israel as factors, Saddam Hussein as unifier, and questions the duration of the oil embargo and regional responses.
Minnesota and Utah tied as the healthiest states in a Northwestern National Life Health Insurance Co study. Alaska and West Virginia ranked lowest, with West Virginia 49th. The analysis used 17 health measures including smoking, traffic deaths, and mortality. West Virginia lagged in health care access and disability. Utah led in low smoking and cancer rates and ranked among the top 10 in violent crime metrics.
Welch McDowell County residents attended a public hearing Tuesday night at the McDowell County Vocational Technical Center to discuss closing Big Creek High and Jaeger High and building a new school between Jaeger and War Jaeger. Superintendent Kenneth Roberts moderated as board members spoke about improving curriculum and weighing a yes or no vote.
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