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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1981

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Hopeful Americans Seek Final Iran Hostage Accord

American and Iranian officials signaled progress toward releasing 52 U S hostages after days of urgent financial talks in Washington and Algiers. White House and Iranian negotiators pushed a draft pact to Tehran while hopes mounted ahead of Carter's departure.

Associated Press United States Washington D.C Algiers White House Jody Powell U.S Iran Tehran Powell Pars New York Edward Penney Warren M. Christopher Christopher Ross Christopher

Hostages to be Decompressed Before Homecoming

The 52 Americans freed from Iran will first undergo decompression at a German site, likely the U S Air Force hospital in Weisbaden, for five to seven days to reorient before any public reunions. Families will be asked not to travel to Germany. after private reunions, the group will fly to Andrews Air Force Base for an official welcome by the president.

U.S State Department U.S. Air Force Hospital Weisbaden Germany America Washington Andrews Air Force Base Maryland

Cheat Minnow Could Threaten West Virginia Watershed Protections

West Virginia may face new environmental protections if the Cheat minnow found in the Cheat River and its tributaries is deemed an endangered species. Forest Service notes University of Maryland researchers found biochemical evidence supporting distinct species status, potentially tightening controls on coal mining near Shaver's Fork and other tributaries. If further tests confirm reproductive isolation, plans to safeguard the fish and its habitat could be developed.

Elkins W.va West Virginia Tennessee Cheat River Tellico Congress Carter Administration Tennessee Valley Authority U.S. Forest Service Forest Service University of Maryland Monongahela National Forest Shaver's Fork Shaver’s Fork Maryland Pennsylvania

Devlin McAliskey Husband Shot in Ulster Attack

Ulster firebrand Bernadette Devlin McAliskey and her husband Michael were shot by masked gunmen at their Derrylaughen home near Lake Neagh County Tyrone. They were hospitalized in Belfast in intensive care with Mrs Devlin in critical condition. three children unharmed. Suspects, identified as Protestant extremists, were captured after discarding weapons. three guns and a getaway car recovered.

Belfast Northern Ireland Bernadette Devlin McAliskey Ulster McAliskey Derrylaughen Lake Neagh County Tyrone Michael McAliskeys Musgrave Park Hospital Armagh

The Tobacco Box Robbed of its Chief Statue

Mary Stone, manager of The Tobacco Box in downtown Charleston, reports the 5-foot-4 wooden statue nicknamed Washington Street Chief was stolen from the sidewalk on Jan. 9. Lt. Tom Chabot of Charleston Police suspects the thieves intended to remove it far from its original home.

Charleston W.va Mary Stone Tobacco Box Tom Chabot Charlester

Cold Patching Fails On Bland Street In Bluefield

Crews from Mercer County DOH used cold patching on Bland Street but the asphalt pulled up within days. Officials warned heated materials are needed for a permanent fix, with paving hoped for by April depending on funds and weather.

Jim Terry Daily Telegraph Mercer County West Virginia Department of Highways Bluefield Bland Street Princeton State Doh The DOH Barry L. Allen Allen Fred Burton Burton

Bland Inmate Roy Lambert Hangs Self at Virginia Prison

Roy Ashby Lambert, 20, an inmate at Bland Correctional Center serving 25 years for robbery and second degree murder, hanged himself in an isolation cell. Officials said he was found by staff about 11 p.m. and died at a Radford hospital. Lambert arrived at the facility August 11, 1980 after a July 1979 murder conviction.

Bland Bland Correctional Center Roy Ashby Lambert Cockeysville Radford Vesser

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