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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1982

Page

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Trible Accepts GOP Senate Nomination in Richmond

Paul S. Trible, 35, sealed the Republican nomination at the state convention with no opposition. John Warner placed his name in nomination, pledging to keep the Senate in GOP hands as Trible urged Virginians to unite behind a Reagan era agenda and resist Byrd retirement fears.

Richmond Paul S.trible U.S. Senate Trible John Warner Virginia Roanoke Harry F. Byrd Jr United States Senate Richmond Coliseum Senate Teddy Kennedy Bob Byrd Warner Reagan United States of America GOP White House U.S

Davis Accepts Demo Draft To Lead Virginia Senate Bid

Roanoke AP Lt Gov Richard J Davis won the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate on the second ballot at the state convention. He described his entry as a spontaneous draft and pledged to oppose Reaganomics. Davis, 60, led with 1,369 votes failing to reach the 1,537 needed, with Joseph L Fisher second at 704.

Roanoke Richard J. Davis U.S. Senate Davis Paul Trible Richmond U.S Harry F. Byrd Jr India 10Th District Joseph L. Fisher Charles S. Robb

Inside Timbering industry linked to coal market

German student adjusts to life here. Some area residents want to see train restored. Grundy principal told to avoid Monday meeting. Chevyl Ladd will be a coal miner. Con is trying the public relations approach.

Grundy Chevyl Ladd Con

Broadway's Big Night Tonight

New York AP reports Broadway attendance fell 8.2 percent to 11 million for the season ending June 1, with gross receipts up 13 percent to a record 222 million. Touring shows dropped to 15 million tickets as box office rose to 248 million despite fewer new productions.Industry leaders call the season healthy yet nervous, noting long-running shows and several short-lived flops.

New York Great White Way Bernard Jacobs Shubert Organization Irving Cheskin The League of Variety Show Business

Israelis Launch Massive Assault On Guerrillas

Israeli tanks rolled across the Lebanese border after jets ships and artillery pounded a 50 mile coast in one of Israel's largest strikes against Palestinian guerrillas. PLO rockets hit northern Israel as U S and UN officials voiced concern and Haig condemned the move amid a widening Middle East crisis.

Sidon Lebanon Israel U.N Naqoura Saad Haddad Palestine Liberation Organization PLO Yasser Arafat Saudi Arabia United States United Nations U.S Alexander M Haig Jr Versailles France Reagan Haig Philip Habib Middle East Habib London Rashidiyeh Ras el Ain Associated Press Fereshteh Emami

African Boy A Fixture In Loving Family

Haggar Kollie Horton, eight year old from Liberia, lives with Rev Frank Horton and his wife in Bluefield after being adopted during missionary work in Africa. Horton first went to Liberia in 1977 as chaperon for two youths and returned in 1978 with his wife and three daughters.

Frank Horton Bluefield Haggar Kollie Ha’ Garh Ko’ Lee Ramsey United States Horton John Stewart United Methodist Church Africa Liberia Equator Carolyn

White House Seeks to Frame U.N. Flip as Wording Dispute

At Versailles, AP reports the White House portrayed its reversal on a U.N. cease fire resolution as a wording dispute rather than a retreat from backing Britain in the Falklands. British officials expressed dismay at the late veto reversal and the abrupt abstention decision by Secretary Haig, who defended the move as not a major nuance.

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