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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1975

Page

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Israel Cabinet Edges Toward Sinai Accord Progress

In Jerusalem, the cabinet signaled ongoing negotiations with Egypt on an interim Sinai deal after Kissinger briefing. Prime Minister Rabin voiced cautious optimism as Israel continued clarifications with Washington. Israel also attacked a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon near Sidon, claiming a plant aided guerillas was targeted and reporting no Israeli losses.

Yitzhak Rabin Kissinger West Germany Avner Lebanon Sidon Beirut Tel Aviv Lebanese Defense Ministry Mediterranean Jerusalem Rabin

Wyoming Fund Probe Promised by West Virginia Secretary of State

Sen Ward McGraw pressed Secretary of State James Sunday to initiate an inquiry into Ashland Co political contributions to West Virginia campaigns. McGraw cited alleged “flower funds” among highway workers Wayne and Cabell counties and questioned past enforcement by former secretaries. McCartney denied knowledge of any investigations or complaints.

Charleston W.va Warren McGraw Wyoming Ames McCartney Ashland Co West Virginia Ier Secretary of State McCai McGraw Edgar F. Heiskell III John D. Rockefeller IV Robert D. A Department of Highway Ermployes U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Wayne Cabell

FBI arrests one of its ten most wanted fugitives

Honolulu reports the FBI's capture of Richard Dean Holton aged 40, identified as a top ten wanted figure in bank related crimes, with authorities confirming his arrest as part of ongoing federal safety efforts. Charleston West Virginia lawmakers meet in executive session to hear fire transfer concerns, with Captains Talbott and Swartz testifying. New Delhi notes Indira Gandhi names a new lawyer to argue her Supreme Court electoral law conviction.

Honolulu FBI Richard Dean Holton Bank New Delhi India Indira Gandhi Supreme Court

Pipestem Park plan eyed to lift tourism output

A West Virginia parks committee released an 11 page report proposing 2.2 million dollars in Pipestem State Park improvements to attract conventions and winter visitors. The plan includes a 400 seat convention hall, four tennis courts, and expanded cabin and lodge facilities, plus sanitation and transport upgrades.

Charleston W.va Department of Natural Resources Pipestem State Park West Virginia Pipestem Weeeredy Kermit McKeever Division of Parks and Recreation Se Gee

Jeane Dixon Predicts Broad Midyear Forecast

The Telegraph notes Jeane Dixon outlines midyear forecasts spanning state affairs to entertainment figures Burt Reynolds and Dinah Shore. The predictions are featured on page 6 of today’s Daily Telegraph.

Jeane Dixon Burt Reynolds Dinah Shore Daily Telegraph

West Virginia Population Rises 2.5 Percent From 1970 to 1973

Federal estimates show West Virginia gaining 44 003 residents to 1 788 240, led by growth in the Eastern Panhandle and rural counties while Kanawha and Huntington decline. The report notes a 27 percent rise in per capita income from 1969 to 1972 and details county changes including Jefferson Boone Barbour Raleigh Putnam Upshur and others.

West Virginia U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census Panhandle Morgantown Fairman Jefferson County Boone Barbour Raleigh Putnam Upshur Kanawha County Charleston Cabell County

Gas-Saver Has Pedals For Back-Up

Berneal Berner, 58, unveils a road-tested contraption described as a bicycle with a hand carved back-mounted propeller and a 3 horsepower engine claiming 120 miles per gallon. The device cruises at 30 to 35 mph and includes a back-up manual propulsion system, yet details remain largely undisclosed.

Falts Ill Berneal Berner Berner

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