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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1981

Page

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China warns U S over Taiwan in Xinhua dispatch

Peking Xinhua warns U S policymakers that forced action against Taiwan may be needed if the United States adheres to the Taiwan Relations Act. The piece denounces U S claims it needs China for modernization and questions Haig’s policies while stressing peaceful unification remains the goal.

Peking Xinhua China Taiwan U.S U.s.-China United States Taipei Alexander M. Haig Jr Haig

Smith Trial Months Away. Officers Say

A man charged with killing two Appalachian Trail hikers in western Virginia may be returned from South Carolina next week, but the trial appears months away. Randall Lee Smith, 27, of Pearisburg, has been held in Conway, South Carolina. The victims were Robert Mountford Jr. and Laura Susan Ramsay, both 27, of Ellsworth, Maine. Autopsy found Ramsay stabbed and beaten. Mountford shot. Governor Dalton signed extradition papers. Smith may face a July 14 grand jury, with October meeting possible.

Richmond Virginia South Carolina Giles Randall Lee Smith Pearisburg Horry County Conway S.C Myrtle Beach Smith Robert Mountford Jr Laura Susan Ramsay Ellsworth Maine Giles County Mountford Ms. Ramsay John Dalton

Honeymoon in the Smokies in a 1940 Chevrolet

Ashland Kentucky AP reports Bill Horn, who only drives his 1940 Chevrolet on special occasions, recreated his 1956 honeymoon with Wilma for their 25th anniversary. The couple retraced the original thousand mile route through the Smoky Mountains and North Carolina, staying in the same room at the same motel as their wedding night. This was their third such extended trip, as they also did a 20th anniversary voyage, and Horn hopes to reach the 50th in the same car.

Ashland Bill Horn Wilma Smokey Mountains North Carolina Horns Boyd County Horn

Weather Forecast Warm with sun and storms across region

Weather outlook calls for a mix of sunshine and clouds with widely scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Expect highs from 75 to 85, fair tonight with lows around 60 to mid 60s. Sunday showers spread west to east with mid 70s to low 80s highs. Sunday night through Tuesday remain warm and humid with daily scattered showers and storms, highs in mid 80s to near 90, lows mid 60s to near 70, mountains 5 to 10 degrees cooler.

Angela Michele Celebrates Independence Day Early in City Park

Angela Michele rests with the American Flag in Bluefield City Park between activities during a holiday afternoon. Accompanied by her parents Lewis and Linda Taylor from Glenwood in Mercer County, the family marks July 4th one day early. See page 2 for a City Park Independence Day activities schedule.

Angela Michele Bluefield Angela Lewis and Linda Taylor Glenwood Mercer County

July 4th Weekend Begins Across Nation

The holiday weekend opens with rain and ample gasoline while celebrations mark the 205th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Many events occur on Saturday though some pre Fourth odds include an elephant adoption by Senate leader Howard Baker and a Mississippi steamboat race end.

Associated Press Senate Howard Baker Terminal Island Federal Prison California U.S

Israeli Vote Ends In Virtual Tie In Deadlocked Election

Israel faced a razor close vote as Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Labor leader Shimon Peres fought for power. State radio projected 48 seats for Likud and 48 for Labor with 6 for NRP and 4 for Agudat Israel, signaling a fragile coalition and possible new elections.

Tel Aviv Israel Menachem Begin Labor Party Shimon Peres Begin Likud Labor National Religious Party Peres U.S Samuel Lewis Man Aryeh Noor Israel Radio National Election Commission Knesset State NRP Agudat Israel Tami

Handicapped Climbers Summit Mount Rainier in Joy

Five blind climbers with braille maps an epileptic and two deaf adventurers reached Mount Rainier's 14 410 foot summit with guides including Jim Whittaker. They unfurled flags celebrated a landmark achievement while planning to descend to Paradise Lodge after overnighting at Ingraham Flats.

Paradise Wash Mount Rainier Chuck O’brien Philadelphia Richard Rose Vancouver O'Brien Kirk Adams Snohomish, Wash Alec Naiman New York City Moun Jim Whittaker Everest Ingraham Flats Whittaker

Federal aid wanes as Reagan cuts hit Appalachian coal region

In Virginia and Appalachia, decades of federal support for coal communities face cuts under the Reagan administration. Officials warn of reduced funding for roads, schools, and health services, with local taxes and severance taxes to fill gaps. Key figures include Rep. William Wampler and Gov. John Dalton, who stress the need for state action to sustain industry and local revenue.

Roanoke Virginia Appalachian Coalfields Appalachian John Kennedy Lyndon Johnson Appalachia Federal Cash Register Washington Dole William Wampler R-Va Reagan Wampler del. Orby Cantrell Pound House of Delegates Cantrell Richmond John Dalton Dalton Wise County Buchanan County West Virginia Kentucky Wyoming

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