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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1989

Page

2

McDowell men charged with bank fraud in WV cases

Three West Virginia residents face separate bank fraud charges totaling more than 425000. Donald P. Morgan 42 head cashier at Bank of Jaeger is accused of diverting 190500 loan collateral to Morgan Energy during 1987 and 1988. A congressional resolution seeks January 25 1990 as American Coal Miner Day honoring the United Mine Workers founding in 1890. The state investment fund shows signs of recovery after losses in 1987 88 with three straight profitable months as officials report.

Charleston Donald P. Morgan Bank of Jaeger Morgan Morgan Energy Washington United Mine Workers Union U.S Nick J. Rahall D-W.va UMW State Consolidated Investment Fund Charles Capet A. James Manchin

Virginia plants on EPA list may pose cancer risk

Three Virginia facilities are among 305 nationwide named by the Environmental Protection Agency as potentially dangerous cancer risk sources for nearby communities. Westvaco Covington Union Camp Franklin and a Hercules Inc. subsidiary Hopewell are cited. The report drew sharp criticism from Rep. Henry Waxman who called it a stark public health threat.

Eeek Virinia Environment Protection Agency Virginia Westvaco Covington Union Camp Franklin Hercules Inc Hopewell Henry A. Waxman D-Calif

Not enough job training money goes to those in need GAO says

GAO reports the Job Training Partnership Act fails to target the neediest as most in-need receive minimal training while skilled entrants get more attention. It notes high school dropouts, remedial education gaps, and wage subsidies distort program focus despite JTPA being more effective than prior federal efforts.

Gao Washington General Accounting Office Congress Congressional JTPA House Education and Labor Committee Dan Quayle Indiana Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Senate Paul Simon D-Ill Simon Bush Con Agency

AIDS virus gene linked to cancer in mice

Montreal AP reports Dr. Robert Gallo at the International AIDS conference described studies where mice engineered with an AIDS virus gene tat developed Kaposi's sarcoma. The finding supports the theory that the AIDS virus itself can cause cancer, while CD4 remains a leading potential AIDS treatment.

Montreal Robert Gallo Gallo de Gallo Kaposi Posi

Star Trek V star defends aging crew in new film

William Shatner, 58, says fans question the Enterprise crew's age but not what they are aging for. Ted Kennedy Jr., 29, reflects on disability and achievement in Parade. Larry McMurtry named PEN president succeeding Susan Sontag. Pat Boone promotes approachability while Dolly Parton to appear at Miss Tennessee crown. Princess Diana workload worries her father. Jose Canseco pleads no contest to gun charges. plans to focus on pennant race.

William Shatner Shatner New York Ted Kennedy Jr Kennedy Parade Magazine Fide Saneuicat SAN Francisco Oakland Athletics Jose Canseco Canseco Jaguar Ee Stepanian Thursay Stepanian

Pepper wills large estate to relatives and aide

U S Representative Claude Pepper left an estate valued between 500000 and 1000000 dollars in his will filed June 2 1966 in Dade County Probate Court. He left most to his brother other relatives and an administrative aide with tributes to his late parents Joseph and Lena Pepper.

Miami U.S Claude Pepper Dade County Pepper Joseph and Lena Pepper Cog

Salvadoran cabinet minister killed in ambush

Salvadoran cabinet minister Joel Antonio Rodriguez died after unidentified gunmen opened fire on the bullet ridden vehicle he was riding in. Officials examined the car for clues amid the attack.

Joel Antonio Rodriguez Rodriguez

NATO seeks 3 percent defense budget rise to 1977 target

NATO defense ministers pledged a 3 percent real increase to sustain military strength while pursuing arms talks with the East. They noted a widening imbalance with the Warsaw Pact despite unilateral reductions and potential future arms control deals.

Brussels Belgium NATO Europe Western Alliance United States Warsaw Pact

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