Mrs. Reagan Voices Drug Protest on Radio
Nancy Reagan used the presidential radio program from Camp David to condemn drugs and alcohol as pervasive threats to children. She urged parents to confront denial and join volunteer groups, noting growth from 1,000 to over 4,000 in drug abuse prevention efforts nationwide.
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Sunday Weather Outlook With Thunderstorm Chance
Cloudy morning giving way to partly sunny skies and a possible thunderstorm. Highs in the low 80s, fair tonight near 60. Monday mostly sunny with a slight chance of afternoon storms. highs in the low 80s. Extended West Virginia outlook shows a chance of showers Monday and Tuesday, with highs near 90 by midweek and lows around 60s. Take a whitewater rafting trip on the New River and enjoy local events, noted in lunacy’s Sunday.
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Lunacy
Tazewell Man Magazine
Bolivian President Kidnapped Found Unhurt In Warehouse
Bolivian President Hernan Siles Zuazo was kidnapped by right wing officers in a bid to trigger a coup but released unharmed after 15 minutes of negotiations at a La Paz warehouse. Six captors, possibly up to 60 security forces involved, and key figures including Jorge Crespo and Oscar Bonifaz negotiated. captors were taken to the Argentine Embassy while future sanctuary requests faced official refusals.
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Jorge Crespo
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Oscar Bonifaz
Gustavo Sanchez
Antonio Aranibar
Rolando Saravia
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German Linares
Siles Zuazo
Honduras
United States
Associated Press
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Mondale Hints at Female VP as NOW Backers Rally
Walter Mondale told NOW supporters in Miami Beach he has considered a female running mate and would defeat Reagan with a woman on the ticket. He met with Congresswomen Oakar Kennelly and Mikulski, who urged Geraldine Ferraro as candidate, while Mondale stressed choosing the best person, not the best woman.
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Walter F. Mondale
National Organization For Women
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Ronald Reagan
Mary Rose Oakar
Ohio
Ms. Oakar
Barbara Kennelly
Connecticut
Barbara Mikulski
Maryland
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Geraldine Ferraro
New York
Jackson Threatens Floor Fight at Democratic Convention
The Rev. Jesse Jackson urged delegates to vote by conviction and conscience at the Democratic National Convention, warning of potential disruptive floor fights in San Francisco. He pressed for justice issues and noted women’s growing role, while Mondale defended inclusion of a female running mate and noted ongoing interviews with seven potential picks including Ferraro, Collins, and Feinstein.
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Miners Work Through Vacation as Old Ben Reopens
In Charleston, West Virginia, Old Ben Coal Co at Thacker recalls about 150 of 250 workers after a 21 month layoff. The United Mine Workers locals vote to stagger vacations despite contract rules, aiming to avoid pay loss and keep production steady amid rising coal demand. Officials note no imminent strike and expect a contract before expiry.
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Bob Stone
Old Ben Coal Co
Stone
United Mine Workers
Old Ben
Thacker
UMW
David Vidovich
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Notice The Change New six column layout debut in Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph announces a format shift from eight to six columns to improve readability and appearance. The change aligns with new national advertising standards adopted by most U S newspapers. Readers are invited to adapt to the updated look.
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Daily Telegraph
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