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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1981

Page

2

Mercer Jail Improvements Planned Addressing Judge Copenhaver's Orders

Mercer County officials including Commission President Ray Bragg and Sheriff Donald R. Hare outlined steps to implement a wide range of jail improvements ordered by U.S. District Judge John T. Copenhaver. They noted progress, budget limits, and pending hearings on plans for plumbing lighting bedding safety nutrition exercise segregation and housing for female inmates, with a new jail facility on hold for funding.

Daily Telegraph Princeton Mercer County Commission Ray Bragg Donald R. Hare U.S John T. Copenhaver Hare Copenhaver Bragg Charleston Federal Bluefield County Commission Cameron Hunter Commission Sheriff's Department Scott Street Mercer County

Reagan Signs Spending and Tax Cut Bills Into Law

President Reagan signed the largest package of tax and spending cuts in U.S. history at his Santa Barbara ranch. The spending bill sets near 700 billion for FY 1982, while the tax cuts total 749 billion through FY 1986, with effect starting October. About 30 protesters were outside the ranch gate.

Reagan Santa Barbara Calif U.S Santa Ynez Mountains Carter

United States and Soviet Union clash over neutron weapons

At the Geneva disarmament conference the United States and the Soviet Union traded accusations of escalating the nuclear arms race. U S ambassador Flowerree argued neutron weapons deter a Soviet tank threat and cautioned they do not ease war. Viktor Israelian countered that the move is a qualitative leap hindering disarmament talks.

Geneva Switzerland United States Soviet Union U.S Western Europe West Germany Flowerree Floweree Viktor L. Israelian

Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers And Mild Heat

Partly cloudy today and tonight with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms Saturday. Highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s and lows from the upper 50s to low 60s. Saturday night through Monday shows partly cloudy days with more showers or storms. Highs mid to upper 80s, cooler in the mountains. lows in the 60s to low 70s.

National Weather Service

NAACP Conference Opens With Education Focus in WV

The West Virginia NAACP two day meeting begins today with seminars on boosting black political clout, voter registration, and responses to Reagan era budget cuts. Education remains the chief issue amid reports of white racism in schools and limited black representation at WVU.

West Virginia Naacp Herbert Henderson The National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Reagan West Virginia Boards of Education Henderson West Virginia University WVU Federal Education Department NAACP State Attorney General’s Office E.F. Hutton Brokerage House

Depositions in Railway Scheme Explain Gary Plant Roles

U S Steel's Alpheus Preparation Plant workers A Bell of Elbert and Buford Miller gave depositions to federal officials probing a Norfolk and Western Pocahontas Division coal car diversion scheme. Bell, a coal tagger, said he was subpoenaed to Charleston and questioned about unknown details while Miller was also subpoenaed.

Daily Telegraph Gary U.S. Steel Alpheus Norfolk & Western Railway Pocahontas Nathaniel Bell Elbert Charleston Bell Buford Miller Miller

Reagan Urged To Talk To Controllers In Flight Stoppage

International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers urges member groups to cancel protests and press Reagan to negotiate within nine days. Aug 22 meeting set to consider further action if the strike in the United States is unresolved. Portugese controllers vote on pausing their week long boycott. Poli expresses hope for negotiations but readiness for a prolonged standoff.

Amsterdam Netherlands International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers Associations U.S Reagan Harry Henschler Portugese International Board United States Lisbon

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