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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1986

Page

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Aquino calls for nonviolent protests after Marcos victory

Corazon Aquino urged peaceful demonstrations and strikes in Manila against incumbent President Ferdinand Marcos following a disputed election. Marcos rejected fraud claims and announced the resignation of armed forces chief Gen. Fabian Ver, naming Fidel Ramos interim chief. The scene included massive rallies and political tension as U.S. observers watched for stability amid insurgency worries.

Manila Philippines Corazon Aquino Ferdinand E. Marcos Marcos Fabian C. Ver National Assembly Aquino David Goliath Tam Ver Armed Forces Constabulary Fidel V. Ramos Benigno Aquino U.S Mrs. Aquino Philip Habib Reagan

Marcos threatens bases renegotiation if aid to Philippines stops

President Marcos warned on Face The Nation he would abrogate the U S Philippines military bases treaty if Reagan halts aid, noting a $70 million compensatory payment and saying renegotiation is needed for bases at Clark and Subic. He rejected stepping down amid unrest while Sen. Lugar warned bases are at risk due to reform failures.

Marcos Reagan Philippines Washington Ferdinand Marcos United States CBS U.S United Corazon Aquino Philippine Army Lugar Clark Air Base Subic Bay Naval Base Pacific Soviet Union Cam Ranh Bay

Soviet cruise liner Mikhail Lermontov sinks after rocks strike

The Soviet ship carrying about 841 passengers and crew struck rocks in a gale and sank near Cook Strait. Officials say one Soviet sailor is missing, presumed drowned, with 10 people hospitalized and most others rescued by lifeboats. Survivors report frantic evacuations as darkness and storms hampered rescues.

Wellington New Zealand Owen Dowse Radio Mikhail Lermontov Cook Strait Port Gore Dowse Barry James Marlborough

Former Northfork students adapt to Mount View High

Walter Harris, a Mount View junior and editor of the school paper, says leaving Northfork High School for Mount View has been positive. Harris praises new school's size, facilities, and welcoming staff, contrasting his cousin Arnold Martin's reluctance to move.

Northfork Mount View Elaine Thompson The Daily Telegraph Harris Arnold Martin Army Raymond McKinney Mercer County

Budget cuts threaten free legal services in Princeton office

Robert Golcheski of APPALRED Princeton, one of two attorneys there, warns that federal Legal Services Corp. budget cuts endanger six West Virginia offices providing free legal aid to low income residents. The program, funded from Legal Services Corp. and operating as a public interest firm, assisted 1,388 people last year across welfare, housing, unemployment, SSI, and consumer matters.

Princeton Robert Golcheski Appalachian Research and Defense Fund Straley New Jersey Golcheski Federal Legal Services Corp Appalred West Virginia Rutgers University School of Law Cathleen Dolan Legal Services Corp Legal Services Corporation Legal Services A

Falling oil prices spark optimism for U S economy growth

Economists foresee stronger U S growth in 1986 as oil prices plunge from 25 to about 17 per barrel. Lower energy costs boost consumer spending and curb inflation, effectively acting like a tax cut. Nariman Behravesh of Wharton Econometrics calls it a terrific boon for the economy.

U.S Washington Mexico Nariman Behravesh Wharton Econometrics

Unseasonably Mild Monday With Clouds Expected

The forecast calls for a mild day with a high near 60 and mostly cloudy skies. Tonight will stay mild with a low around 46 and a chance of showers. Weather A-10

Bodine wins crash marred Daytona 500 in Daytona Beach

Geoff Bodine outdueled Dale Earnhardt to win the crash marred Daytona 500, taking a stock-car record 192,715 dollars. Nine cars were damaged in a fourth turn melee, altering the race and the field on a tense Florida day.

Bodine Geoff Bodine Dale Earnhardt Daytona Beach Fla

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