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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1990

Page

4

Barry Says A Plea Bargain Possible In Drug Case

Washington mayor Marion Barry's attorney indicated a Scenabie plea bargain cannot be ruled out as discussions reportedly consider resignation terms. Barry, 54, faces trial Monday on 10 misdemeanor cocaine charges, one conspiracy count, and three felony perjury charges related to drug use. He pleads innocence.

Washington Marion Barry Barry

Cable car collapse in Soviet Georgia kills at least 20

In a tragic accident at Mount Mtatsminda in Tbilisi, a cable car broke loose injuring and killing many. Tass and local sources reported 20 dead and 15 wounded as another car was said to be involved, though details remained unclear.

Moscow Georgia Tass Mtatsminda Iveria

Airplane mischief mars Livingston High School graduation

Two students, Jared Wicknair and David Wallace, were charged with mischief after paper airplanes were tossed into the teachers’ section during Livingston High School’s May 25 graduation. A spectator blew an air horn, and Wallace’s uncle Jonnie Drago Jr. faced a disturbance charge as authorities released the youths on $500 property bonds.

Livingston, la Livingston High School Willie Graves Frances LaFleur Owen Norgess Jared S. Wicknair David D. Wallace Jonnie Drago Jr Wallace Graves

Errol Morris to direct film about Einstein brain theft

New York AP briefs outline Errol Morris being tapped to direct a documentary on the alleged theft of Albert Einstein's brain. Amblin Entertainment and producer Gordon Freedman acquired rights to Hawking's A Brief History of Time as talks progressed. Morris, educated at Princeton, embraced the project after reading Hawking and aims to push nonfiction storytelling. He plans to start editing in the fall using more than 30 sets.

New York Errol Morris Albert Einstein Steven Speilberg Amblin Entertainment Amblin Gordon Freedman Stephen Hawking Spielberg Morris Princeton University New York Times Hawking Lou Gehrig

Madonna mocks hometown during Auburn Hills show

Madonna teases Detroit roots on stage at the Palace in Auburn Hills as she jokes with backup singers. The 31-year-old star, a Rochester Adams alum, quips about fighting back to avoid looking bad to her hometown.

Auburn Hills Mich the Palace Detroit Pistons Madonna Detroit Rochester Adams High School University of Michigan New York City

Top Democrats ready to party at Cuomo wedding

New York figures Mayor David Dinkins Gov Mario Cuomo and John F Kennedy Jr expected at a Democratic summit like farewell for Andrew Cuomo. JFK Jr to represent the bride's side as the party scene centers on the governor's son.

New York David Dinkins Mario Cuomo John F. Kennedy Jr Andrew Cuomo Jfk Jr

Liberian President Doe seeks to appease rebels by pledging no reelection

President Samuel Doe promised not to seek the 1991 election as rebels advance toward Monrovia. Charles Taylor’s National Patriotic Front endorsed talks with an interim government if Doe departs. U.S. forces repositioned naval ships for possible evacuation while thousands flee and casualties mount amid a six month conflict.

Monrovia Liberia Samuel Doe United States Tom Woewiyu Doe Charles Taylor National Patriotic Front of U.S Buchanan Fri

Liberia profile outlines land, people and 1989-91 turmoil

Liberia spans 37 743 square miles with a rocky coast and 4 500 foot northern highlands. Population exceeds 2.5 million including 50 000 Americo-Liberians. English is official. economy fragile despite iron ore and agriculture as main employer. Americo-Liberians dominated until Samuel Doe's 1979 coup. 1989 invasion led by Charles Taylor from Ivory Coast. Doe claimed rigged 1985 election. 1991 hopes for peaceful elections.

Liberia Sgt Samuel Doe Americo Doe Charles Taylor Ivory Coast

Dozens of Yogi Bears Parade at Cincinnati Park

A parade in Cincinnati marks the dispersal of dozens of Yogi Bears to more than 70 Yogi Bear Jellys tone Park Camp Resorts across the United States and Canada. Each resort will feature a picnic basket clad Yogi Bear as official host.

Cincinnati Yogi Bear Jellystone Park United States Canada

Screams can stop soccer hooliganism in Italy World Cup

The late guru Osho Rajneesh’s doctor Swami Amrita proposes a cure for soccer violence by fans screaming for 10 minutes before and after matches and players joining a screaming meditation. He says this catharsis could curb field violence and add poetry to play.

New Delhi India Osho Rajneesh Swami Amrita Italy Amrito Rajneesh Poona Amrita

Storms cause widespread flooding in Mississippi and Texas

Severe storms flood Vicksburg Mississippi with up to seven inches of rain forcing 200 residents to higher ground. In Spearman Texas ten mobile homes and ten houses destroyed along with a church. Damage totals estimated at 5.5 million dollars in Spearman while Vicksburg counts were incomplete. No injuries reported. Local officials note extensive debris and power outages as crews work to clear mud and restore services.

Vicksburg Miss Texas Panhandle Spearman Texas Warren County Mississippi River Civil Defense Luther Warnock Jr Warnock Burl Buchanan Panhandle

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