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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1978

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Carter Makes Pitch To Farmers

President Carter addressed about 10,000 at the Mid-Continent Farmers Association meeting in Columbia Missouri urging government retreat from farm business while defending Capper Volstead Act protections. He warned against unrestricted beef imports next year and tied farm prosperity to inflation fight amid rising dairy soybean wheat and corn prices.

Columbia Carter Mid-Continent Farmers Association Hearns University of Missouri Federal Trade Commission Department of Justice Congress Washington

Quake Faults in Santa Barbara Scene Theorized

Aftershocks linger as scientists identify potential fault lines in the Santa Barbara Channel following Sunday’s 5.1 magnitude quake. Dr. Michael Reichle cites the Pitas Point fault as probable but cautions a new unidentified fault could be involved. Caltech experts note such quakes occur monthly but are rarely felt, with 60 injured and $500000 in damage across five counties.

Santa Barbara Calif Michael Reichle Santa Barbara Channel Pitas Point University of California At Los Angeles San Andreas California San Francisco Goleta Valley Community Hospital

Cleanup Underway At Cooling Tower Disaster Site

Willow Island West Virginia where 51 workers died in the tower collapse last April 27 as cleanup crews begin removing debris from the partially completed Monongahela Power station. Relatives blame government safety failures while OSHA assigns most responsibility to contractor Research Cottrell.

Willow Island W.va Monongahela Peggy Coffman Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA Research Cottrell

Firemen Join Striking Policemen in Memphis Crisis

In Memphis, firefighters joined police on picket lines defying court orders and Mayor Chandler. National Guardsmen backed arrest of over 60 picketers as curfew and nightsecurity tightened. City received 2,000 job applications as mayor says strikers have quit. police and firefighters had labor contracts expired last month.

Memphis National Guard Chandler

Kucinich Sees No Problem In Close Cleveland Vote

In a tight city election, Dennis Kucinich claimed victory by 275 votes over a recall drive. He warned of possible legal action to defend his win and urged patience as the official tally proceeds. The recall battle exposed rifts with a hostile all-Democratic City Council amid fiscal crises and payless days for thousands of workers.

Kucinich Cleveland Dennis J. Kucinich Basil M. Russo Bob Weissman Weissman Russo Cuyahoga County Board of Elections

Union Chief Claims N and W Safety Violations Quietly Ignored

Fred Kroll president of the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks charged that Norfolk and Western Railroad shows blatant safety violations and that federal agencies may be influenced by its Carter administration links. He cited derailments and trains operating with no cabooses as evidence. The union wants FRA and Transportation Department probes, while strikes continue affecting thousands of workers and coal miners.

Washington Norfolk & Western Railroad Fred Kroll Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks N&w Krol John Fishwick Carter Virginia Robert B. Claytor Secretary of the Navy W. Graham Claytor Secretary of Transportation Federal Railroad Administration Norfolk & Western Transportation Department Kroll FRA Richmond Congress FBI

Two Consol Miners Killed in WV Rock Fall at Osage Mine

At Consol's Arkwright No. 1 mine near Morgantown West Virginia two miners David Morgan 41 of Morgantown and Robert Phillips 20 of Rivesville died when a rock collapse trapped them during a track inspection. Three other crew members escaped with minor injuries. The five man crew had been checking a rock on the haulage track one mile back in a seven foot seam. Morgan, a former Morgantown police officer, and Phillips were found within feet of each other after the 12 30 am accident.

OSAGE W.va Consolidation Coal Co Consol Arkwright Morgantown David Morgan Robert Phillips Rivesville Marion County West Virginia Morgan Phillips Haze Cochran Len Gross

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