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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1978

Page

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Inflation easing? May wholesale food rise slows and unemployment edges up

The May wholesale price index shows food costs rising 0.5 percent at the consumer level held steady, with overall wholesale gains at 0.7 percent, the smallest since year start. Unemployment rose to 6.1 percent as labor force participation hit 100 million, suggesting inflation relief may come while jobs stay tight.

Washington Labor Department Department William Cox Commerce Department Carter Labor Departent Cox

State Utilities To Share Tax Cut

Charleston AP. Public Service Commission orders 15 West Virginia utilities including Appalachian Power to share a tax cut with customers. Residential rates cut 1.8 or 2.8 percent with refunds of 1.80 or 2.80 per 100 dollars paid since April 1. Large refunds for Appalachian Power and Virginia Electric and Power. smaller refunds for other utilities. Monongahela Power and Potomac Edison unaffected pending rate cases.

Charleston W.va West Virginia Appalachian Power Co Public Service Commission PSC Appalachian Virginia Electric and Power Co Monongahela Power Co Potomac Edison Co B&o Monongahela

I'm Sorry CHARLOTTESVILLE Hit-and-run note at Pen Park

A hit-and-run damaged a 1972 Oldsmobile at Pen Park, leaving a signed note on the windshield in apologetic terms. Police estimate the damage at $600. the note was unsigned, hinting at a driver without a license or ability to pay.

Charlottesville Pen Park Scofflaw

Scott Says Farewell To Republicans at GOP Convention

At the Richmond Coliseum Virginia Republicans opened their nominating convention for a Senate successor to retiring U S Senator William L Scott. Former Richard Obenshain, Linwood Holton, John Warner and Nathan Miller lead the field with Obenshain the early favorite. National Republican Chairman Bill Brock urged Congress to restore leadership while Scott reflected on a 12 year career and hinted at future party activity.

Richmond Virginia U. S William L. Scott R-Va Scott Richmond Coliseum Richard Obenshain Linwood Holton Navy John Warner Nathan Miller Obenshain Holton Warner Bill Brock Tennessee Jimmy Carter Congress America U.S

Elizabeth Taylor Draws Crowds At Warner Rally in Richmond

In Richmond Elizabeth Taylor, wife of U.S. Senate hopeful John Warner, headlines a GOP nominating convention rally drawing about 200 supporters. The scene unfolds with fanfare as Warner arrives first, Liz following, eliciting praise and excitement from the crowd.

Richmond Elizabeth Taylor Aegean Navy John Warner U. S. Senate Virginia Liz Warner

Carter Denies SALT Talks Frozen After Post Report

President Carter challenged The Washington Post report that the United States had frozen SALT negotiations with the Soviet Union. He called the claim totally inaccurate and said the policy remains to aggressively pursue a strategic arms limitation agreement, reiterating this in a White House briefing. Paul Warnke confirmed Carter’s stance and said he would continue push for a treaty.

Washington Carter Soviet Union Washington Post United States White House Oval Office the Post Paul C. Warnke U.S Cleveland

Soviet Snooping Assessed After Embassy Tunnel Clash

A U S Navy Seabee confronted a Soviet eavesdropper in a basement room near the U S Embassy in Moscow. Investigators traced bugging gear through a shaft to an adjacent building and bricked the tunnel after the confrontation.

Moscow Navy

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