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23 Feb 1987
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1987
Page
1
Warhol dies of heart attack at age 74
Inside obituary reports Andy Warhol, the pale prince of Pop Art, died Sunday from a heart attack. The piece notes his influence on art and culture through images of soup cans and celebrities.
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Andy Warhol
Winter Storm Dims South to Two-State Snowfall
A Gulf Coast storm tracking up the Atlantic coast brings rain and thunderstorms to the South then weaker impact on southern West Virginia and southwest Virginia where a winter storm warning remains. forecasters expect 2-4 inches locally though early forecasts had called for 4-8 inches.
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Atlantic Coast
National Weather Service
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Regan Rumors Spark White House Resignation Talk
White House officials deny any plan by Donald Regan to resign after disputes with Nancy Reagan and Iran affair criticism. Former aide Dan Howard calls reports rumors while Larry Speakes says Regan could resign soon amid the Iran Contra controversy. Senate investigators plan to question Fawn Hall, North’s secretary, granted immunity as probe deepens.
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White House
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Reagan
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Dan Howard
Regan
Thomas Dawson
Larry Speakes
Don Regan
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Senate
Reagan panel report looms over Iran-Contra affair
Washington AP report says a three member Tower commission with limited investigators and no subpoena power is set to release what officials anticipate as the harshest Iran-Contra study yet. The panel may reveal Reagan’s personal involvement in Iranian arms sales and decision making.
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Soviet offers moratorium tied to U S testing pause
Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman Gennady Gerasimov said Moscow would resume and then halt its nuclear tests if the United States stops detonating devices. White House officials rejected any link, stating ongoing American testing as part of deterrence and proposing deeper cuts in nuclear weapons in Geneva. The Soviet moratorium expired January 1 after extensions since August 1985.
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Syrians enter west Beirut unchallenged
Syrian troops moved into Moslem west Beirut behind tanks as street fighting persisted, with police reporting no resistance to the intervention force. Brig Gen Ghazi Kenaan warned militiamen of no mercy, while commandos secured buffer zones around key sites including the Central Bank and government offices.
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Finance chiefs reach accord to halt dollar decline
In Paris the United States and five major trading partners reached a joint pledge to curb the dollar's two year slide and bolster growth. Italy boycotted the talks but the group agreed to boost U S imports, control inflation, and hold exchange rates near current levels.
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