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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1981

Page

2

Mine Operator Believes No Prevention Possible in Slaty Collapse

BERGOO W V a AP The Elk River Sewell Coal Co mine operator William Post said a slate fall that killed three miners could not have been prevented. He defended the roof control plan and noted no prior problems. The accident on Leatherwood Mountain trapped six of nine inside, with three survivors. one remained critical at Morgantown hospital.

Bergoo W.va William Post Elk River Sewell Post Valley Head Bob Bennett Concord College Stillhouse Deep Walter Arbogast Donald Arbogast Denzil Cutlip University Hospital

Libyan Leader Denies Hit Squad Plot Against Reagan

Khadafy challenged U S officials to prove a plot to kill Reagan and called the accusation a lie. The State Department said it has strong evidence of a Libyan plan to murder American officials, while Khadafy dismissed the claims in a live TV interview from Tripoli.

New York Muammar Khadafy Reagan United States State Department Washington Khadafy Sue Pittman America White House Robin Gray

New England Blizzard Strands Thousands

A surprise blizzard labeled a meteorological bomb dumped up to 16 inches in Boston and up to two feet across southern Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire and Connecticut. The storm closed Logan and Hanscom, caused power outages and road gridlock. In Middleton, Conn., a man died after his car struck a bridge abutment.

Associated Press New England Boston Middleton Conn Providence R.I Atlantic Rhode Island Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire Connecticut Providence Fire Department Rhode Island Public Transit Authority Logan International Airport Hanscom Air Base Bedford Rocco DeLuca Rhode Island Highway Department Rhode Islanders America England Trussel New World

Professor argues strip mining boosts West Virginia soil quality

Morgantown WV AP soil scientist John C Sencindiver of West Virginia University says surface mining and proper preplanning can create level land and improve soils by blending overburden rock with native soils. He notes deeper root penetration and increased nutrients from minerals raised to the surface, with surface mining contributing little to acid mine drainage.

Morgantown W.va West Virginia John C. Senciadiver West Virginia University Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station Sencindiver Appalachian

Polish Guard Planned to Protect Unionists in Warsaw

Warsaw Solidarity leaders announced a plan to form a permanent worker guard corps to shield unionists from alleged police harassment and government anti strike measures. A nationwide protest day was called for December 17 with local squads to guard attendees. Archbishop Glemp urged dialogue as tensions rose between Solidarity and the government.

Warsaw Poland Solidarity Josef Glemp The Independent Union Lech Walesa Glemp

Tree Drive Still Lagging in Community Christmas Fund

Weekend lull in contributions continues for the Community Christmas Tree fund. Only 40 dollars were raised, bringing the total to 986 dollars of a 7,500 dollar goal for the 64th annual tree party for about 1,200 local children. Donors include Jarrett Poff 10 dollars, Marble Weaver 10 dollars in memory of Dan Wells 15 dollars, and Erin Elam 5 dollars.

Community Christmas Tree Association C-O Bluefield Daily Telegraph Bluefield W.va Bland St Jarrett Poff Marble Weaver Dan Wells Erin Elam

Mailbox theft prompts Santa letters return in Pocatello

In Pocatello Idaho a Lions Club mailbox once stolen from a parked truck during setup week was returned within an hour after a reporter was contacted. The city’s youngsters resumed dropping letters to Santa as the mailbox was put back in use by the local post office and television station coverage prompted renewed appeals.

Pocatello, Idaho Idaho Pocatello Santa

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