Bluefield Opens New Municipal Building Ceremony Held
Bluefield officials and city leaders attended a ribbon cutting for the new municipal building on Bluefield Avenue. City Manager Fred Burton presided as the project, financed by a 500000 bond issue 300000 revenue sharing and about 242000 local funds, was praised by Eliott and Shott as six years of effort.
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Carter Announces Drive To Find Oil Overcharges
Randolph urges Rockwell's Robert Anderson to address oil overcharge issues while an Air Force Evaluation Team reviews Princeton plant for defense project capability. The assessment, amid potential Minuteman shifts and layoffs, could affect Bluefield Princeton area economic prospects.
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Census Bureau Warns Todays Babies Live Longer
The Census Bureau reports longer life expectancy for today’s newborns with three girls expected to live to nearly 72. The aging postwar baby boom will raise the share over 65 to 4 to 22 percent, stressing social and economic systems as the population nears 260 million by century’s end.
Strike Continues as Labor Dispute Expands
About 25 000 coal miners in at least two states ignore pleas to join the Southern Labor Union in efforts to challenge the United Mine Workers. SLU spokesman Sam Banks confirms letters urging UMW members to switch allegiance have been mailed, with elections possibly held in affected mines.
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Justice Sees 5 Indictments In Korea Scandal
Justice Department plans to indict five former congressmen tied to the South Korean influence inquiry. Officials cautioned no names were released and no final list confirmed. The probe, ongoing for over a year, centers on cash contributions and campaign financing tied to U.S. politicians.
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