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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1972
Page
10
Santa and Oonik discover the Ice King grieving in his cold realm and learn loneliness fuels his winter storms. Santa advises finding a wife to ease his misery, proposing the Sun Daughter as a match. Oonik volunteers to recover the reindeer to aid their journey to the East.
The nation sees a warmup ending much of the midcontinent ice and snow spell. Snow lingers in parts of the Great Lakes while cooldown continues in the Ohio Valley and New England regions. Rapid City records 50 ending a 16 day cold streak. Snake River ice jams break up easing floods near Blackfoot.
Pope Paul VI told world leaders that peace is possible despite war hatreds in a Day of Peace message. He urged honest negotiations and sacrifices that preserve dignity, calling for tougher drug laws and US-led diplomacy to end conflict without naming Vietnam directly.
National Steel Corp merges its southern and northern coal mine operations into National Mines Corp a wholly owned subsidiary. John J Raves promoted to president of new unit E Evans of George Vans Beaver Creek Railroad Coal Co a National division will lead the south field.
A Christmas play titled 4s scheeeer a neomen flemor will be held at Shield's Chapel on Lick Road December 22 at 7 p.m. A spokesman announced the public is invited.
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that mandatory chapel attendance is unconstitutional for cadets at West Point Annapolis and the Air Force Academy The ruling stops the religious service requirement while a separate decision lets authorities review Irish Northern Aid Committee contributor records Justice Marshall dissented The court also agreed to hear cases on rail freight environmental impact and enforcing pollution and union fines in labor disputes
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