Reagan to review firings of air traffic controllers
President Reagan told AFL CIO leaders he will review the mass firing of 11,500 air traffic controllers, but a White House notice later said rehiring is not being considered. Union officials called the move a setback, saying it returns to square one and may affect talks on a broader employment ban.
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Washington
Reagan
Labor
Aflcio
Oval Office
White House
Square One
Afl-Cio
Lane Kirkland
Larry Speakes
Rex Hardesty
Speakes
Teamster Union
AFL Cio
Public Records From Bluefield Magistrate Court Actions
Wednesday sessions in Bluefield featured numerous case dismissals and guilty findings. Cases involved worthless checks by Ginger Desjardins and Julie Byrd, a battery warrant against Thomas Lowe, reckless driving guilty for William Carriker, and assorted motor and intoxication offenses in Bluefield Municipal Court. Bluefield State College was complainant in several warrants, with multiple charges withdrawn or resolved. Licenses were granted by the Bluefield Board of Directors for local businesses, and building permits approved for siding and a garage addition.
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Bluefield
Luther Byrd
Ginger Desjardins
Randolph Terrace
Davidson's
Route 1
Box 510
Thomas E. Lowe
Eagle St
Beckley
Mary F. Lowe
Valley St
Princeton
Julie Byrd
North Mercer St
Bluefield State College
William P. Carriker
Ridgecrest Road
D.L. O'Neal
Deborah Gibson
Joseph M. Sanders, Jr
Dwight Embler
Route 4
Box 692
Karen Lee McBride
Main St
Gibson
Buford Early
Nathaniel Woods
Park St
Bluefiel State College
Dennis Walls
P.O. Box
Marretta Collins
Bane Ave
Dennis Collins
Loretta L. Walls
Kegley
Bill Akers
Carlos L. Bradshaw
David L. Brown
Philadelphia
Miss
Paul A. Carroll
Malcolm E Dillon
Donald Tyrone Davis
Michael D. Earls
Anna L. Elswick
William Franklin
Pocahontas
Robert K. Fuller
James F. Gooch
Clovis
N.M
Jan C
Gooding
Stephen C, Hinzman, Jr
Buchanan
Joseph L. Harris
Teddy R. Holdren
Myron Routh Kirby
Donald Kulick
Michael R. Moran
North Tazewell
William D. Nelson
Bland
Richard L. Perdue
Bluefield Board of Directors
Michael D. Poole
Karen W. Poole
Bluefield Clothing
Steckler’s
Federal St
Donald Thomas
Snack-Omatic
Bland St
Glenna P. Hoge
Heatherwood Road
Begin Coalition Defeats No Confidence Motions in Knesset
In Jerusalem, Prime Minister Menachem Begin’s coalition defeated four no confidence motions over the U S Israel strategic alliance. With eight MKs absent, the tally stood 57 to 53, two abstentions. Begin, hospitalized with a broken hip, did not vote. four ministers including Ariel Sharon returned from abroad to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Menachem Begin
Break-In Probed at Princeton Factory on Caperton Avenue
Princeton police investigate a Tuesday break-in at Thomas Steel Fabricators Caperton Avenue. Several calculators were taken and a computer plus other items damaged. Two offices were ransacked after entry through a rear window. Lt. C A Kassay and Investigator Michael P Forbes led the initial probe.
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Princeton
Thomas Steel Fabricators
Caperton Avenue
C.A. Kassay
Michael P. Forbes
Charlemagne crowned Emperor of the Romans in 800 A.D
Charlemagne known as Charles the Great became Frankish king in 768 with Carloman until his brother died in 771. He ruled across France Germany parts of Italy Spain and Austria and promoted Christianity. He was crowned Emperor by Pope Leo III at St Peter's in Rome in 800 A.D.
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Charlemagne
Charles the Great
Carloman
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
Austria
Leo III
St. Peter’s
Handicapped Workshop Dedicated To Judge Jarrett Legacy
Bluewell Mercer County Opportunity Workshop for the Handicapped will be dedicated to the memory of late Chief Circuit Court Judge Howard M. Jarrett. The board announced the decision at the annual dinner, praising Jarrett as founder and driving force while noting plans for a dedicatory plaque and portrait.
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Barbara Hawkins
Daily Telegraph
Bluewell
Mercer County
Paul Chryssikos
Fred Mills
Chryssikos
Judge Jarrett
Howard M. Jarrett
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Jarrett
Washington, D.C
Mercer County Board of Education
TMA
Princeton
Thompson
Hughes
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PEMCO
George F. Walker
Loverign Coal Group, Inc
Pemco Corporation
Richard Wood
Henry D. Smith
Center
Olin P. Keyes, Jr
Right
Walker, Smith and
Keyes
Walker
Flat Top National Bank
Peoples’ Bank of Bluewell
Citizens Insurance Agency
Bluefield Supply Company
Court of
John R. McGhee
Lowell K. Abel
Russell T. Akers
Ronald Bowling
William C. Pusey
Milbourne
N.J
Eddie Lee Radford
Richard W. Shinault
James V. Skeens
Richard W. Smith
Debra A. Tibbs
Blueefield
James R. Tate
Glen White
Ralph A. Thompson
Charles H. Wallace, Jr
Buddy A. Tibbs
Milledge T. Younger
Begin
Lnefield Daily Telegraph
West Virginia
Spanishburg
Matoaka
Princeton Senior High
Athens
Oakvale
Melrose
Glenwood
Bluefield Junior High
Ceres
Wade
Straley
Bramwell
Montcalm
Bond
Scott
Carmen Ball
Mills
Exeire
Don Anello
W.R
Pete’ Cook
Jason McGuire
Margaret Pace
Margaret Rucker
Buck Sarver
Néd Shott
John Tyson
Ball
Ray Bragg
Christie
Joe Coburn
A.L. Dodson
Maxine Hornick
Edward Horton
Allen Lackey
Richard Poe
Katherine Tierney
Caldwell
Free
John Frazier
Carl Harris
H.P. Hunnicut
Rudolph Jennings
Jerome Katz
Alex Mahood
J.E
Jim” Owen, Sr
Ray Ratcliff
Mercer's Seafood
Cumberland RD
Bluefield, W.va
Beckley Plaza
W.va
Maine
Maryland
Ken Mercer
Amond
Diamond
Bulova
Caravelle Seiko
Speidel Croton
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