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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1972

Page

2

Miller takes Union in reform victory ousts Boyle appointees

Arnold Miller was sworn in as president of the United Mine Workers and immediately ousted 20 executive board members appointed by defeated leader W A Boyle. He cited illegal trusteeships over 20 of the 23 districts, fired general counsel Edward Carey and Suzanne Richards, and pledged new district elections.

Washington Arnold Miller United Mine Workers W. A Tony”’ Boyle Ang Miller Boyle Edward L. Carey Suzanne Richards Carey Miners For Democracy Joseph A Jock” Yablonski U.S William B. Bryant

Truman Lapses Into Unconsciousness in Illness

Former President Harry S. Truman, 88, collapsed into unconsciousness Friday as doctors reported new lung congestion. A hospital spokesman said his condition remained very serious and unclear if a coma had begun.

Coal sale suit yields $176000 in Buchanan County case

In a seven year civil action covering July 1 1948 to December 31 1955 about 246000 tons of Buchanan County coal two brokers including a Bluefield firm were ordered to pay Whitewood Smokeless Coal Company 176196.80 dollars. HUD and Bluefield Public Housing Authority review a report by Princeton architect Ted Boggess alleging contract violations related to a Hill Street Extension project.

Buchanan County Bluefield Whitewood Smokeless Coal Company U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Bluefield Public Housing Authority Princeton Ted Boggess HUD Boggess Hill Street LHA

Market rebounds modestly in light pre holiday trading

The stock market retraced its weekly retreat and posted a small gain on Friday as investors digested ongoing Vietnam War coverage and prepared for the holiday trading lull.

Vietnam

Moore Urges Action To Get Med Complex

Gov Arch A Moore Jr urges decisive steps to secure a medical complex at Marshall University with $50 000 seed money from the contingency fund and a matching pledge from Huntington Publishing Co He will not seek reconfirmation of department heads and announced several appointments and Christmas pardons.

Charleston W.va Arch A. Moore Jr Marshall University Moore State Senate State Board of Regents Prince Woodard Marshall Congress Regents Woodard Huntington Publishing Co West Virginia

Martin Names Knight in Latest Legal Action for Damages

William T. Martin seeks five million dollars from Judge Howard M. Jarrett and Mercer County Prosecuting Attorney David Knight, claiming criminal conspiracy to deny him a speedy indictment in a 1970 71 armed robbery case. He plans further appeals and has asked U S District Court for appointed counsel.

Dee Wilson William T Martin Howard M. Jarrett Mercer County David Knight Daily Telegraph Jarrett Mercer Intermediate Court Knight Aeoo U. S. Supreme Court Sidney Christie U.S. District Court Bluefield C. A. Clyborne Irborne

Truman Faces New Crisis Amid Lapse in Consciousness

Kansas City AP report says 88 year old former president Harry S. Truman lost consciousness Friday as doctors noted new congestion in his lungs. Spokesman said he remained in very serious condition and unconscious, with physicians focused on rest and kidney support after a 1½ hour critical period.

Kansas City Harry S. Truman Truman

Nixon Receives Hand-Delivered Thieu Reply On Peace Move

President Nixon, determined to take every step to end the war, receives a hand-delivered Thieu letter via Gen Haig after talks in Saigon. Nixon convenes a two hour Vietnam strategy session with Haig and Kissinger while White House notes hint Thieu may ease withdrawal demands if Hanoi recognizes South Vietnam as a separate state.

Key Biscayne, Fla Nixon Saigon Nguyen van Thieu Thieu Alexander M. Haig Jr Vietnam Haig Henry Kissinger White House Hanoi South Vietnam Ronald L. Ziegler Cambodia Laos Thailand

More Pilots and B52 Losses Amid North Vietnam Bombardment

In Hanoi and Haiphong the U S air and sea bombardment intensifies for a fifth straight day as Nixon presses for peace. Hanoi radio claims three B52s shot down and several pilots captured or missing, with eight B52s downed this week and property damages reported in the two cities.

Saigon North Vietnam Hanoi Haiphong Radio U.S

HUD Studies Boggess Answer To Charges Before Decision

HUD reviews architect Boggess's written response to its November 27 letter amid a dispute over the Local Housing Authority contract for a $3 million project near Bluefield State College. HUD may cancel Boggess's contract, require an independent final inspection, and resituate Northside elderly housing plans, with decisions pending after agency review.

Jim Terry U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Bluefield Public Housing Authority Princeton Ted Boggess HUD Boggess Hill Street Northside Housing Authority LHA Dan Ashlin

Plans Finalized For Tree Party In Bluefield

The Big Community Christmas Tree party for 1,300 underprivileged Bluefield kids will go on as scheduled Sunday. Doors open at 12 30 p m with WHIS TV and radio personalities providing entertainment at 1 p m Santa Claus and his reindeer arrive at 1 30 p m New toys and trim mings will be distributed as the Tree has done for 55 years Public invited to view contributions.

Bluefield Santa Ramsey Auditorium Whis-Tv Santa Claus

Abduction ends as Amanda Dealey freed and ransom paid

Amanda Dealey, 22, wife of Joe M. Dealey Jr., was released unharmed after more than two days bound and masked in an abandoned Dallas area house. Two Garland men, Franklin and Woodrow Ransonette, 33 and 31, were arrested and charged with kidnapping after FBI payoff conducted with $250000 in $20 bills.

Dallas Tex Amanda Dealey Garland FBI Franklin Joseph Ransonette Woodrow Holmes Ransonette Joe M. Dealey Jr Dallas Morning News Joe M. Dealey Sr Dealey Peperene London Switzerland Denmark Charles M. Mayhew McKnight Joe Dealey Jr News Mandy

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