Reagan plans Libya oil import embargo and sales ban
The Reagan administration plans next week to ban Libyan oil imports and prohibit Americans from selling oil, gas, and military items to Libya. The action aims to pressure Muammar Khadafy over alleged support for terrorism, with NATO allies and oil executives being notified ahead of a formal announcement next Tuesday.
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Mercer Mall loses bid to reduce Mercer County taxes
The Mercer County Board of Equalization and Review, in a unanimous decision, upheld the assessor's 1982 tax assessment for Mercer Mall Company. The panel approved values of 28,855,250 for appraised property and 14,427,625 for assessed value, with a $454,989.44 tax bill for the year. The mall can appeal within 30 days to the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court.
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Winifrey Shrewsbury
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Robert E. Holroyd
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William C. Bivens Jr
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Commission
Deaths Reported On Hijacked Jet
Hijackers seized a Tanzanian Boeing 737 landing in Nairobi and reportedly killed two hostages before refueling and departing for an undisclosed North African destination. Five of about 90 passengers were freed. Kenyan Foreign Minister Robert Ouko concluded six hours of negotiations with the hijackers.
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Sky Pirates
West Virginia House Overrides Rockefeller Veto 96-1
In Charleston, the West Virginia House of Delegates voted 96-1 to override Gov. Jay Rockefeller's veto of a bill aimed at restoring legislative authority over state agency regulations. The veto message cited government delay and extra bureaucracy, while supporters argued agencies need stronger review. If the Senate concurs, the bill becomes law despite the governor's veto.
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Jay Rockefeller
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Executive Branch
Agen
Half Century Since Boissevain Tragedy in Pocahontas Va
A 1932 Boissevain coal mine explosion killed 38 men at Pocahontas Fuel Company. Rescue efforts fed by local volunteers, with bodies recovered over days and 33 identified. The blast area remained, tipple torn down, company store closed, and memories linger among residents.
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Final Arguments In Atlanta Trial
Prosecutors called Wayne Williams a mad dog killer and urged conviction. The defense argued the killings continue and urged jurors not to convict an innocent man.
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Wayne B. Williams
Williams
Lewis Slaton
Alvin Binder
Nathaniel) Cater
Jimmy Ray
Payne
Binder
Cater’s
Chattahoochee River
Fulton County
Jack Mallard
Jim Kitchens
Weekend Weather and a Human Interest Arrest Note
Saturday forecast shows mostly cloudy skies with light snow or mixed precipitation in parts of the region. A winter storm watch affects southwest Virginia with potential heavy snow today and clearing tonight. In Houston, Harris County DA investigator Tom Wilson recounts a courteous arrest of a truck driver who thanked him in a note. He notes the suspect’s name was withheld and mentions bail advice given to the girlfriend.
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Virginia
National Weather Service
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Concord Tops Wesleyan in WVIAC Tournament
Concord University defeats Wesleyan in the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference tournament. The victory secures advancement and advances the Scots toward the next round as page nine highlights summarize key moments and standout performances.
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