No Frills Hanoi Prepares For War Again
In Hanoi Vietnam the Communist capital again shows warlike resolve with missiles on a three story billboard jets overhead and soldiers ready. The city of 3½ million features uniforms militia and security guards as authorities broadcast news of China and Cambodian border fighting while normal life seems vanishing.
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Government urges readiness for large scale defense amid tensions
Officials warn of precautions in all activities as Vietnam braces for possible conflict with China and Cambodia. Rally reports claim 25,000 new recruits in a shock youth force to defend the country, while Hanoi confirms ethnic Chinese exodus and fear of wartime attacks.
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Turin Shroud to Go on Public Display This Sunday
A view of a face believed by many to be the face of Christ appears on the Turin Shroud housed in Italy's Cathedral. The sacred relic, shown to the public every 33 years, will be on display this Sunday, drawing crowds and global attention.
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Rahall Questions Rail Aid Linking Federal Funds to N W Strike
Rep. Rahall questions whether federal Railway Act funds help railroads in the N & W strike. He notes six railroads receive about 40 billion in federal aid and warns indirect funding could hinder bargaining. He suggests possible congressional hearings and federal mediation to prevent spread of the strike.
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Striking Union Makes New Offer in Rail Dispute
Washington AP reports the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks presented a fresh offer to Norfolk and Western during strike talks. Union president Fred Kroll called it potentially settlement offering while N and W negotiators caucused after the session.
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Eastern Operations Closed Amid Miner Strike
The Norfolk and Western clerks strike forced Eastern Associated Coal to suspend operations at Kopperston and Keystone No 1 in southern West Virginia. About 1,300 workers laid off as rail transportation halts exhaust storage and shift plans. Keystone Nos 2 and 3 run reduced weeks. potential closure noted. 560 employees at the affected mines face impact.
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Study Finds Coal Industry Underpays Road Costs
A coal transportation task force led by Transportation Secretary Brock Adams recommends a federal coal tax or higher severance taxes to fund road repairs for coal hauling routes. The report says Appalachian roads used by coal trucks deteriorate and will face greater burdens as demand grows.
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Feasibility Study Is First Order Of Business Tazewell Airport Authority
The Tazewell County Airport Authority will meet to elect officers and hire a consulting firm to conduct a feasibility study on locating a new airport. Possible site near Maxwell by the Tazewell County Country Club. Federal and state funds may cover about 95 percent of study costs. The Authority has 11 member municipalities and includes 10 appointed and municipal members. The initial session at 7:30 p.m. will be held in the Board of Supervisors meeting room.
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Robert Mullins
Jim Edwards
Harold Harkins
Marvin Brooks
Tom Metcalfe Jr
Frank Kerse
Research-Cottrell to press on at Tower after WV dispute
In Charleston West Virginia Research Cottrell Inc defied Secretary of State A James Manchin by continuing work at the Willow Island cooling tower site where 51 men died in April Manchin had revoked the company's charter claiming trespassers remain on site while debates over his authority to revoke charters continue The state attorney general's office says Manchin has charter powers but may lack clear authority to revoke and Research-Cottrell could seek circuit court review within about 30 days.
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ResearchCottrell Inc
A. James Manchin
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Research- Cottrell
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Willow Island
Frederick George
Bracefield downtown project backed by Region planning council
Regional planning officials endorse a proposed downtown Bracefield development citing urban renewal potential and economic benefits. Details outline scope, funding, and expected timeline for approval processes across city agencies.
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