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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1971

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My Lai Trials Question Why It Happened Still Unfolds

The piece surveys the My Lai trials and convictions, noting Col. Oran Henderson, Capt. Ernest Medina, and Lt. William Calley. It questions causation, orders, secrecy, and accountability, with Henderson urging deeper reckoning before closure.

My Lai Harry F. Rosenthal Washington William Calley Col Oran K. Henderson Ernest Medina Calley Henderson Nixon Medina Charlie

State Kidnap Episode Ends With Capture

A four hour Charleston siege ended when state police arrested Russell Sharp at a roadblock near Parkersburg. Seven people endured gunpoint captivity as Sharp, a parolee from Folsom Prison, was charged with kidnapping felonious assault with intent to murder and auto theft. His wife Janet Sharp was released unharmed.

Charleston W. Va Russell Sharp Parkersburg Sharp Janet Carr Sharp Kanawha Folsom California Miami Algiers Charles Carr

West Virginia to unveil statewide higher ed plan soon

Chancellor Woodard says the West Virginia Board of Regents will announce a statewide higher education plan within weeks. The report summarizes ongoing efforts to coordinate colleges and universities across the state.

Charleston Prince B. Woodard West Virginia Board of Regents Prince Woodard

American bombers exchange fire over North Vietnam

Saigon reports American fighter bombers engage antiaircraft defenses deep in North Vietnam with missile exchanges. The same issue notes the Mars probe capsule sent signals for 20 seconds as reported by the Soviet Union.

Saigon North Vietnam Soviet Union Mars

World Leaders Welcome Washington Monetary Accord

Governments worldwide hailed the Washington monetary agreement as a fair compromise ending the worst currency crisis since World War II and likely boosting world trade. Britain Germany and Japan announced new rates while many markets remained closed to prepare for the changes.

London Washington Fred Coleman Britain West Germany Japan U.S

Statewide College Role Revamp Planned by WV Regents

Chancellor Prince Woodard announced a forthcoming study outlining future roles for West Virginia's tax supported colleges. The plan will project over five and ten years, emphasize technical and vocational training, and may reduce some programs while preserving current four year institutions. The study aims to define each school's role and mission.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia Woodard

Senate actions push deficit past twenty six billion

The article notes a modest 1.2 billion cut in Nixon budget requests but predicts the unified budget deficit for fiscal 1972 will exceed 26 billion. The larger shortfall stems from lower revenues than forecast and tax cuts approved by Congress to stimulate growth.

Washington Congress Nixon

Pennies Push Bluefield Tree Fund Toward Goal

The Bluefield Daily Telegraph notes the Christmas Tree fund reached 5670.33 dollars, about 94 percent of the 6000 goal, helped by 1 075 pennies collected by Mr. and Mrs. Eric Harman and other donors. The fund supports over 1 500 children ahead of the December 24 party, with any excess to next year.

Bluefield Eric Harman Daily Telegraph Community Christmas Tree Association Bluefield Daily Telegraph W. Va Bland St

Christmas Intruder Holds Family Hostage in Charleston

In Charleston, West Virginia, Russell Sharp 47 held seven relatives at gunpoint for four hours during a Christmas candy making gathering at 1415 Woodland Dr. Eyewitnesses describe a tense scene as Sharp threatened to harm his wife and threatened to have his daughter buried while firing a .22 rifle and firing a shot past a woman’s head.

Mrs. Sharp Bobbie Carr Mozzella Mrs. Mozella Mike Carr Linda Sharp Janet Sharp Bobbie Mazzella Guaint Janet Russell Sharp Folsom Bobbie Mike Robbie

Area Woman Murdered in Wardell Store Basement

The body of Flora Baylor Adams, 80, was found by her brother in the basement apartment of her Wardell general store in Tazewell County, Va. Authorities reported three head blows and possible break in through a ground level casement window. A few dollars may have been stolen. the body was sent to Roanoke for autopsy.

Tazewell County Wardell Flora Baylor Adams Sam Baylor W. E. Osborne Roanoke

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