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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1985

Page

8

North and Central California Shower Outlook

The National Weather Service forecasts showers in northern California and Oregon with broader rain across the Great Plains and upper Mississippi Valley. Highs around 80 to 85 today with a partly sunny start, tonight fair with lows 60 to 65, and mostly cloudy tomorrow with a 20 percent shower chance.

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Papandreou Wins With Communist Help In Greece Vote

Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou secured a comfortable Socialist majority in Greece with help from Communist voters. Pasok won 161 of 300 seats, New Democracy 125, Communists 13, as inflation and unemployment strain the nation and questions loom on bases and NATO. Papandreou vows cabinet streamline and urgent economic fixes amid regional tensions with Turkey.

Athens Greece Andreas Papandreou U.S NATO Turkey North Atlantic Treaty Organization Papandreou Panhellenic Socialist Union Pasok New Democracy Constantine Mitsotakis University of California At Berkeley Mitsotakis

Jihad Islami claims CIA role amid Beirut kidnapping and attacks

The group releases a photo of kidnapped American David Jacobsen and a typewritten Arabic statement denying responsibility for the Kuwait emir assassination and Riyadh bombings. They accuse the CIA of planning the attacks and Hill's murder. OPEC moves June 30 meeting amid price pressure and potential cuts by non-OPEC producers. Rabin signals willingness to peace talks with a Jordanian-Palestinian delegation but bars PLO and Soviet involvement.

Beirut Lebanon Jihad Islami CIA Middle East Iran David Jacobsen Huntington Beach Calif Jacobsen American University Kuwait Riyadh Denis Hill American University of Beirut West Beirut Hill Taif Saudi Arabia OPEC Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Britain Norway Soviet Union Washington Yitzhak Rabin Palestine Liberation Organization Rabin Palestine National Council PLO Yasser Arafat

Conservatives propose overhaul of Britain's welfare state

London AP reports the Conservative government calls for major welfare reforms after 40 years of cradle-to-grave security. Critics from Labor accuse Thatcher of Victorian values and class distinctions while Norman Fowler pledges continued state support for those in need.

London Britain Labor Party Margaret Thatcher Labor Social Services Norman Fowler House of Commons

Thatcher orders radical change to curb British soccer violence

UK prime minister Margaret Thatcher urged radical change to save football after last week’s Brussels stadium disaster that killed 38. Emergency legislation would ban alcohol at stadiums, empower police to limit crowds, and tighten security. UEFA banned English clubs from Europe as authorities probe the tragedy and English authorities vow to prosecute those responsible.

London Margaret Thatcher Liverpool Brussels Belgium Juventus Turin Britain Europe Thatcher House of Commons The Union of European Football Associations English Football Association European Soccer Authority Scotland

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