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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1981

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Miners Remain Below as Polish Troops Guard Christmas Day

Polish troops guarded the Katowice foundry while workers poured first steel since riot police broke up a strike. About 1,276 miners stayed below ground despite family appeals to return home. Radio Warsaw aired Christmas messages from Premier Jaruzelski and Archbishop Glemp, and noted Pope John Paul II’s greeting.

Associated Press Katowice Warsaw Radio Warsaw Holy Cross Church Wojciech Jaruzelski Solidarity Radio Warsaw Piast Ziemowit Poland Warsaw Television Huta Jaruzelski

Rahall Rejects Quick Proof for Stronger Acid Rain Rules

Rep. Rahall questions evidence linking emissions to acid rain and urges deeper study while Rep. Moffett pushes an acid rain control bill. The National Wildlife Federation study highlights vulnerability in West Virginia and 15 to 25 East Coast states, urging swift action to curb sulfur dioxide from coal plants.

Connecticut National Wildlife Federation West Virginia Nick Rahall Toby Moffett Federation House Moffett NWF

Pope calls for religious freedom in Christmas address

In a solemn Christmas Day message Pope John Paul II urged religious liberty in Soviet bloc nations and honored Poland's Solidarity trade union, condemning religious suppression as a great evil. A large Solidarity banner appeared in St. Peter's Square as he saluted activists gathered there.

Vatican City John Paul II Solidarity St. Peter’s Square Poland Independent Union Vatican Pope St. Peter’s Basilica John Paul

Seven Plead Innocent In WV Theft Ring

In Charleston, 15 men faced arraignment on December 30 after a 14 year federal probe into an interstate car theft ring spanning 10 states. A grand jury indicted 22 men from West Virginia Georgia Ohio and Florida over roughly 50 stolen vehicles worth 1.5 million. Rich said as many as 1,000 vehicles could have been involved. Seven defendants pleaded innocent to conspiracy interstate transport of stolen motor vehicles and receiving stolen vehicles.

Charleston W.va U.S Wayne Rich West Virginia Georgia Ohio Florida Rich

Pilgrims flock to Bethlehem amid rain and crowds

In Bethlehem crowds of pilgrims arrived despite rain and cold for the Christmas observances led by Roman Catholic Patriarch Beltritti. Arab workers cleaned Manger Square after a night of festivities while tensions and a tourist slump kept attendance lower than usual. Nearby, Protestant services proceeded at Shepherds Field as souvenir shops thrived despite higher prices.

Bethlehem West Bank Jesus Manger Square Beit Lahour Shepherds’ Field Elias Freij Middle East Philip Morales Nativity Church Freij Israel Jerusalem

Christmas Day Cold Britain Dip Brings Yuletide Swimmers

London reports a frosty Christmas with a sunlit sky as a band of hardy Britons braved the English Channel in Hastings Brighton and Bournemouth. About 30 in Hastings 20 in Brighton and 40 in Bournemouth joined the ritual with one Santa Claus outfit. Tea warmed revelers after the plunge. Bookmakers cut odds on a white Christmas but forecast stayed dry.

Hastings Brighton Bournemouth

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