Boston Father Dies Rescues Infant as Home Burns
With badly burned hands David Brewster stands outside his home in Boston where his house is engulfed in flames. Firefighter Arthur O Leary assists as Brewster, who saved his 5 month old son Reginald, tried to reach his 18 month old daughter Devita. Brewster remains in guarded condition at Boston City Hospital with facial and arm burns.
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David Brewster
Boston
Arthur O’leary
Brewster
Reginald
Devita
Boston City Hospital
Energy Group forms to back Lester Coke plant plan
Area Energy Group advances a $32 million coke plant at Lester Raleigh County with an EPA permit possible within weeks. Efforts extend to locate plants in McDowell and Wyoming counties as SORED coordinates funding, feasibility studies, and water sewer and road needs for regional economic development.
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Lester
Raleigh County
Environmental Protection Agency
McDowell County
Wyoming County
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
Southern Regional Energy Development Corporation
Monte
Mercer
Monroe
Raleigh
Summers
N.Y
Princeton
David Burton
Bluefield
Joe Walker
Curry Blank
Princeton Bank & Trust Co
Gary
Charles Hodge
Bob Wickline
Monroe County Commission
Beckley
John McCulloch
Charles Lewis Jr
Lewis Chevrolet
Ivan D. Snuffer
William J. Humphreys
Hinton
Wyoming
D. Michael Goode
Paul R. Hutchinson Jr
Sored
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
McDowell
Laeger
Iran says it generally accepts latest hostage talks proposals
A top Iranian official said Iran generally accepts the latest secret proposals to end the hostage crisis, while U S officials report unresolved issues and Deputy Secretary of State Warren Christopher will travel again to Algiers for talks with Algerian counterparts. The State Department confirmed Christopher's trip amid ongoing deadlock in Washington.
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Associated Press
Iran
U.S
Warren Christopher
Algiers
Washington
State Department
Christopher
Algeria
Mohammad Benyahia
Harold Saunders
Pe Oe
An- Scat Adasneeratek
Somene Ee
Reagan nominates Terrel Bell for education secretary
President elect Ronald Reagan named Utah education official Terrel Bell as education secretary, ending a long Cabinet search. Bell, 59, has served as Utah's commissioner of higher education and was education commissioner under Nixon and Ford. The announcement, handled by James Brady, noted Bell would face questions at a news conference next week.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Utah
Terrel H. Bell
Carter
Reagan
U.S
Japan
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Tokyo
Bell
Nixon
Ford
White House
James Brady
Brady
Special Trade
Bland Street resurfacing planned but no date set
West Virginia highway officials say Bland Street in Bluefield will be resurfaced this year as a top priority, funded by state money, but no date is given. The Princeton division notes a prior shave and groove project was done to improve drainage. local patching will begin as weather allows.
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Bland Street
Bluefield
State Highway Department
Princeton Division
West Virginia Department of Highways
Bruce Leedy
Princeton
Leedy
SDH
Fred Burton
Highway Department
Burton
def + Aon
Benny Wath
Princeton Fire Quelled Stag Clothing Basement Blaze
Quick action by Princeton firemen confined a basement fire at the Stag Clothing Company to a 10 by 12 foot area in the rear. Fire Chief John M. Hyatt said a 15 minute delay could have destroyed the building and neighboring ones, with structural damage around $2,000 and smoke damage on the main floor. Rick and Ken Kendrick own the store and commented on the loss.
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Daily Telegraph
Princeton
Stag Clothing Company
John M. Hyatt
Rick and
Ken Kendrick
Walking Chemistry Set Has Only Few Months Left To Live
Robert Farr a 60 year old Iowa City author claims he may have months to live due to misdiagnosed hypertension. He says drugs caused blindness liver damage and heart enlargement after more than 36000 doses before a correct diagnosis in Louisville revealed renal artery stenosis and spine tumors driving his blood pressure.
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Louisville, Ky
Robert Farr
Iowa City
Iowa
Farr
Louisville
Bertram Brown
Brown
U.S
Weather Outlook and Pensacola Locksmith Case Mix
A mixed daily forecast shows showers and cold air across Pensacola with highs in the 20s and 30s and overnight lows near single digits. Separately, a Pensacola incident reports a stranger paying a locksmith to create a key for a 1981 Datsun 280Z, later revealed as the car owner Anthony J. Simeone. The locksmith faces no charges but will tighten procedures after police noted his dubious identification checks.
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National Weather Service
Pensacola
Fla
Pensacola Airport
Anthony J. Simeone
Simeone
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Jim Leath
Leath
Bill Burns
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Area Energy Group
Lester Coke Plant
Jim Terry
The
Economic Development Administration
Behzad Nabavi
Reagan Nominat 2S Education
Council of Economic Advisers
Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
Bland
By Jim Terry
By Jim Gilreath Hee
Mercer Circuit Court
Monroe County
Old Dominion
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