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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1990

Page

3

Juror selection under way in Barry drug perjury trial

Jury pool process began Monday with 125 prospective jurors in two groups as Mayor Marion Barry and his wife Effi attended the U S Courthouse. The case centers on Barry alleging prosecutorial overreach in a tense political trial with potential bias questions.

Washington Marion Barry Barry Effi U.S

Shamir Defends Soviet Jews Settling in Israeli Territory

World ARIEL report notes Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir arguing democracy cannot restrict where people live amid Gorbachev comments on emigration. He seeks a Likud majority to form a right wing cabinet, predicting 61 to 65 in the 120 seat Knesset and a swearing-in next week. The article also covers Khomeini’s tomb anniversary crowds, Cambodia cease-fire talks, and Ukraine’s presidential election within the USSR.

Ariel West Bank Yitzhak Shamir Shamir Mikhail S. Gorbachev Israel Jordan Egypt Soviet Union Gorbachev State of Jerusalem Likud Knesset Tehran Iran Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini America Tokyo Cambodia Khmer Rouge Moscow Communist Party The Ukraine Volodymyr Ivashko Supreme Soviet

Wallet found by students revives memories from 1950s Texas

Beaum on high school students found a torn fake-alligator-skin green wallet while cleaning a closet. Inside were yellowed photos a 3 cent stamp and a handwritten driver’s license dated January 30 1950. After four phone calls, Patricia Graves now Henderson learned the wallet belonged to her stepmother. Graves did not recall losing it but shared photos of her younger self in pin up poses.

Beaumont, Texas Memory Lane Central High School Alvis Owens Beaumont Enterprise Journal Kris Galles Beaumont Patricia Graves Gober Road

Letterman and Leno sign multiyear NBC contracts

NBC announced new multiyear deals with talk show hosts David Letterman and Jay Leno. Letterman's Late Night debuted in 1982 and features humorous bits and stunts. The memo notes the era of witty interviews and pet tricks continues for night owl TV audiences.

Washington David Letterman Jay Leno NBC Letterman Leno

Mills Brothers Monument Honors Piqua Founders

In Piqua Ohio a 5 foot black granite monument was unveiled for the Mills Brothers with about 1000 in attendance including Donald Mills. A high school choir performed and the lone surviving member reflected on his late brothers while noting the group’s peak era from the 1920s to 1950s. The marker lists famous songs and bears a bronze plaque.

Piqua Mills Brothers Donald John Jr Harry Herbert Mills

Phil Collins Cancels New Jersey Shows

Pop singer Phil Collins cancels two Brendan Byrne Arena concerts in East Rutherford due to a sore throat. Rescheduled dates are August 10 and 11, announced by Michael Rowe of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority.

East Rutherford N.J Phil Collins Brendan Byrne Michael Rowe New Jersey Sports & Exposition Authority

Feinstein Favored In California Primary Campaigns

News from California and nine states shows Dianne Feinstein leading in polls for governor against Attorney General John Van de Kamp. Across the country, Alabama Iowa and New Mexico gubernatorial races show close contest potential runoff. In North Carolina a Democratic runoff will decide the challenger to Senator Jesse Helms. Other races include Montana and senatorial contests with several incumbents facing challenges and potential runoffs.

San Francisco Dianne Feinstein California Ee Ee Feinstein John van de Kamp Alabama Iowa New Mexico North Carolina Jesse Helms Montana Max Baucus Bill Bradley New Jersey Howell Heflin Tom Harkin Thad Cochran Mississippi Pete Domenici Larry Pressler South Dakota Cochran Harkin Tom Tauke Heflin Pressler Bill Cabannis Ted Muenster Helms Harvey Gantt Mike Easley Capi Talize Gantt Charlotte Guy Hunt Birmingham News-Huntsville Times Fob James Don Siegelman Ronnie Flippo Paul Hubbert Charles Bishop

Long Beach Wins Sand Castle War With Record Long Sculpture

Ted Siebert leads Totally in Sand as Long Beach, Washington secures victory over Myrtle Beach, South Carolina with a 34,503 foot Sand Castle titled Turtle Beach. Myrtle Beach lags at 26,834 feet. Dragons and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles themed sculpture claimed world’s longest.

Ted Siebert Long Beach Wash Myrtle Beach S.C Castle

Entertainer Michael Jackson hospitalized with chest pains

Michael Jackson was hospitalized in stable condition at St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica with chest pains. Spokesman Bob Jones said tests would determine the cause, while sister LaToya sent flowers and noted he wasn’t in severe distress. Actress Elizabeth Taylor shares the hospital floor as she recovers from pneumonia.

Santa Monica Calif Michael Jackson LaToya St. John's Hospital and Health Center Jackson Bob Jones Jones Elizabeth Taylor Miss Taylor Chen Lam Steven Hoefflin LaToya Jackson London Miss Jackson Michael Lonnell Williams North Hollywood Jackson Five

Man spends two weeks with five deadly snakes in Sydney

Sydney herpetologist David Williams begins a 12 hour daily stunt with two eastern brown snakes and three taipans inside a five foot square glass cage to raise funds for the Flying Doctor Service. He says snakes attack only when threatened and notes the venom of one taipan could kill 23 men. The snakes behaved well on day one.

Sydney Australia David Williams

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