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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1982

Page

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Shultz Heads to Europe to Form Western Strategy

Secretary of State George Shultz leaves for a two week European tour to craft a unified Western stance toward the Andropov era in Moscow. He will meet NATO ministers in Brussels and visit Bonn The Hague Rome Paris Madrid and London amid reviews of Poland and other alliance tensions.

Washington George Shultz Shultz Europe Poland Alexander M. Haig Jr Bonn NATO Brussels Hague Netherlands Rome Paris Madrid London State Department France Soviet Union Reagan U.S Moscow Spain Felipe Gonzalez Britain United Nations Falkland Islands Italy Lebanon Andropov Leonid Brezhnev Brezhnev Andropovy Copenhagen Leo Tindemans Geneva

U S Troops Conduct Exercises In Oman

About 2,500 U S troops maneuver in Oman in Jade Tiger drills to test defense against possible Soviet or other attacks in the Persian Gulf region. The plan includes 1,000 Marines landing along the Omani coast, with Enterprise carrier cover and AWACS planes participating.

Manama Bahrain U.S Oman Persian Gulf Kuwait Muscat Washington Pentagon United States Middle East Sultanate of Oman Gulf South Yemen Afghanistan Iran Rapid Deployment Force Tampa Fla Beirut Lebanon

New UMW President Vows to Restore Unity and Growth

Richard Trumka, elected international president of the United Mine Workers, promised to restore pride and dignity, unite the union, and boost organizational efforts. He said the union will open its business to rank and file, rebuild finances, and pursue early negotiations with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association with a two givebacks, no takeaways stance. District 23 leaders praised his plan amid calls to ease the 1981 contract’s burden.

Madisonville, Ky United Mine Workers Union Richard Trumka Western Kentucky Trumka Umwa Coal Pennsylvania United Mine Workers Bituminous Coal Operators Association Sam Church UMWA District 23 Lee Roy Patterson Patterson Arnold Miller Church

N W and Pocahontas land clash over coal boom in Martin County

In 1970 N W extended a 24 mile line into isolated Martin County Kentucky spurring a coal boom that created 3000 jobs and 17.5 million dollars in tax revenue yet drawn criticism as intruders. Pocahontas Land Corp a N W subsidiary leased vast tracts to operators like Island Creek A T Massey and Mapco while locals accuse outsiders of profiting without community help.

Roanoke Norfolk & Western Railway Martin County Lyndon Johnson Pocahontas Land Corp N&w Island Creek A.T. Massey Mapco Treasuries Homer Marcum Martin Countian Marcum Pocahontas Appalachia Bill Horton Appalachian Alliance Pohahontas Kentucky Virginia West Virginia

Reagan May Take Trip to Far East as Monday Inside Reports

The Monday Inside feature notes President Reagan may undertake a Far East trip. The Mercer County Junior Miss pageant concludes with two winners, highlighting local pageant success and recognition.

Reagan Far East Mercer County

Bluefield Christmas Tree Fund Sees $80 Contribution

The Bluefield Community Christmas Tree Fund has only $80 raised this Sunday, totaling $1,710 toward a $10,000 goal with 19 days left. Preparations for the December 24 party at Bluefield City Auditorium continue to bring toys and candy to more than 1,000 children, with donations mailed to Bluefield Daily Telegraph Box 208.

Bluefield Tree Fund Santa Claus Bluefield Daily Telegraph W.va

Clark Given Key To His Own Destiny

SALT LAKE CITY AP Barney Clark has a key to switch between air compressors powering his artificial heart. The device allows manual override for power outages but is not seen as a life ending option by medical officials. Clark, 61, is eager to live and views his journey as a personal voyage benefiting others.

Salt Lake City Barney Clark Chase Peterson University of Utah Medical Center Clark Robert Jarvik Peterson Jarvik

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