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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1983
Page
4
Moore bets on governorship run to save West Virginia GOP
State politics center on Arch A. Moore Jr as Kent Hall hints he will seek the governor’s race. The piece weighs Moore’s chances in a heavily Democratic state and notes a potential Democratic win if he stays out. It also comments on a federal cash crop of gas rationing coupons printed in the 1970s and now idle in Army storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Kent Hall
Arch A. Moore Jr
U.S. Senate
Hall
Moore
Republican Party
Rockefeller
Senate
Statehouse
West Virginia
Reagan
George Washington
Feds
Congress
Reagan's Promise Not Reassuring On El Salvador War
A San Salvador campus of the University of Central America and U.S. ties loom in the El Salvador conflict. The assassination of Lt. Cmdr. Albert Schaufelberger sharpens debate on U.S. aid, with President Reagan pledging support but critics fearing deeper involvement and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
University of Central America
San Salvador
Uca
National University
el Salvador
Cmdr
Albert Schaufelberger
United States Navy
U.S
Reagan
United States
Aca
Replacement Jeep: Humvee to Supplant the Army Workhorse
The Defense Department selects American Motors to build the replacement Humvee, a five foot longer vehicle with a 2,000 pound heavier frame and a diesel engine. It will reach 60 mph, carry 2,500 pounds up a steep grade, and travel 300 miles on one fuel tank. About 50,000 units are planned, at an estimated 27 000 dollars each, with full adoption by decade's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene the Jeep
Army
G.P
Europe
Inchon
Indochina
Defense Department
American Motors Corp
California
Pentagon
Ray Cromley Tackles Mass Delinquent Student Loans
Tens of thousands of government sponsored student loan borrowers may escape repayment. About 864000 accounts are delinquent totaling one billion dollars. Private law firms expect 35 to 40 percent of delinquent accounts to require lawsuits to overcome statutes. Federal systems are overloaded, with hundreds of thousands turned to private collectors. Computer checks have found nearly 600 delinquent federal employees. Calls for tighter loan safeguards and stricter repayment scrutiny accompany notes that delinquencies hurt credit and funding for borrowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CNF
Congress
Reagan Sees Afghan War as Standoff in Classified Reports
President Reagan is reportedly briefed on Afghanistan as a stalemate with Mujahideen pressure on Kabul and ongoing Soviet urban attacks. Cables describe heightened resistance, targeted ambushes, and rising assassinations as Moscow pursues a long-term hold while Afghan fighters widen the conflict inside the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Afghanistan
Reagan
Ronald Reagan
Kremlin
Lucette Lagnado
State Department
Moscow
Kabul
Mujahideen
Communist Party
U.S
Microrayon
KHAD
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Richard Wesley
Donald F. Graff
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Spain
Cairo
Essen
Strait of Gibraltar
Pyrenees
Marne
George Patton
Dwight Eisenhower
Third Reich
Pork Chop Hill
Vietnam
Lebanon
Military
KSKAL
Tom Tiede
Berry's
Central ‘America
Ray Cromley
State Supreme Court
Jack Anderson
By Jeff MacNelly
Lejeune
Nousa
Kya
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