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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1981

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Khadafy Calls for Shutdown of U S Bases in Mediterannean

Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy urged closing all U S bases in the Mediterranean following the Gulf of Sidra dogfight. In Addis Ababa he mocked President Reagan and noted two Libyan SU-22s were shot down by U S F-14s.

Tripoli Libya Muammar Khadafy U.S Mediterranean Gulf of Sidra JANA Reagan Khadafy Ethiopia United States

International Controllers Seek Talks Over Striking U S Colleagues

The International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers Associations urged Reagan to reopen negotiations with the striking U S controllers at a two day emergency meeting in Amsterdam. Federation president Harry Henschler said delegates backed resuming talks but gave no details on potential actions or boycotts.

Amsterdam Netherlands International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers Associations Reagan U.S Federation Harry Henschler Canada Henschler Washington Transportation Drew Lewis Lewis NBC Robert Meyer

Pope expresses concern over threat of war in Vatican message

Pope John Paul II at Castel Gandolfo warns of signs of war amid a Mediterranean air clash. He calls for peace as he recovers from recent hospital stay and assassination attempt. The crowd applauds as he delivers his noon blessing to over 20 000 followers.

Castel Gandolfo Italy John Paul II Mediterranean Sea Gemelli Hospital

Weekend Forecast Mostly Sunny With Mild Lows Ahead

The forecast calls for mostly sunny conditions Monday and Tuesday with highs from the 70s to mid 80s and clear nights with low temperatures in the 50s to 60s. The National Weather Service extended outlook for Tuesday through Thursday shows mostly clear skies and little precipitation with highs around 70 to mid 70s and mild to cool nights.

Iran arrests hundreds in raids. 23 executed amid upheaval

Tehran says 480 counter revolutionaries were arrested in raids on Mujahedeen Khalq hideouts and other opponents of Khomeini. The Jomhuri Islam reports 23 executions in five cities, with 42 members surrendering for pardon. Bani Sadr, in France, says Iran's regime is breaking apart as war with Iraq slows.

Beirut Lebanon Iran Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Tehran Radio Mujahedeen Khalq Abolhassan Bani Sadr Tabriz Tehran Shiraz Republican Party Jomhuri Islam Peykar Bani Sadr Khomeini France Massoud Rajavi Rajavi Arab Report Islamic Revolutionary Party Monday Morning Iraq Saddam Hussein

Three Victims Of Crash Missing In Taiwan Disaster

Taipei air disaster leaves 110 dead with three bodies yet missing as relatives rush to claim remains. Most victims were Taiwan nationals with 50 identified at the capital’s funeral home. No survivors reported. 18 Japanese and four U.S. citizens among the dead. Officials from Far Eastern Air Transport said Boeing experts would examine the crash site while cargo bans and sabotage suspicions linger. The Boeing 737, en route from Taipei to Kaohsiung, exploded at 22,000 feet near Sanyi after turning back from the Pescadores. Witnesses described flaming debris falling from the sky.

Taipei Taiwan U.S Far Eastern Air Transport Boeing Seattle Kaohsiung Sanyi

It's A Dog-Eat-Dog World in Virginia Beach

Virginia Beach residents Nanci Campbell and Linda Wagner faced legal trouble over their dogs. Campbell was handcuffed and jailed briefly for a May incident with an animal control officer, while Wagner avoided jail but faced fines after missing court dates. Both families criticized the process as overly harsh for dog transgressions and noted complications with required payments and court notices.

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