Israel vows punishment after Rome Vienna airport attacks
Prime Minister Shimon Peres in Jerusalem pledged Israel will punish those behind the Rome and Vienna airport killings while urging peace talks with Jordan and Palestinian negotiations. He condemned PLO terror, named Libya Syria and Lebanon as terror centers, and criticized European nations for sheltering PLO offices. Reagan urged restraint. Peres said the United States will be a faithful partner.
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Southern and Western States Lead Population Gain
The Census Bureau reports a total U.S. population rise of 12.2 million, 5.4 percent over five years, driven mainly by Southern and Western states. California remains the most populous with 26,365,000, followed by New York and Texas, while Florida enters the top six. Virginia and West Virginia show adjusted 1985 estimates near five to six million.
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Tax breaks set to expire as Congress stalls
The 1985 tax provisions expire at midnight as Congress adjourns. Credits for energy saving items and deductions for vanpooling vanish, with Republicans and Democrats at odds over extending the package. Other items on the cutting room floor include targeted jobs credits and education assistance benefits.
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Weather outlook for Bluefield Princeton area a chilly week
Accu Weather forecasts a gradual warm up with a high near 36 Monday in the Bluefield Princeton area under mostly sunny skies. Tonight should see increasing clouds and a low around 28. Tuesday brings rain with a high near 40 and a low around 30. Wednesday stays sunny and chilly with a 33/19 split. Thursday turns partly to mostly cloudy at 35/22, and Friday ends with a mix of clouds and sun at 38/22.
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Top stories of 1985 AP Poll Highlight Middle East Terror
The Associated Press editors select the year 1985 top story as a wave of Middle East terrorism from air hijackings to the Achille Lauro incident. Other major items include Soviet leadership changes, natural disasters with Colombia’s volcano deaths, and the Mexico City earthquake.
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Jack Burcham
Skills training center slated to open soon
Princeton's Fair Break Skills Training Center sponsored by Control Data Corp. is slated to be fully operational by Jan. 20 in the Mercer Street building housing the regional incubator generator project. The 3,200 square foot center will offer classes in digital electronic repair retail sales and basic job search skills with three classrooms a conference room an electronics lab and a student lounge.
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