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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1989

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Pro democracy leaders arrested in nationwide crackdown

AP reports authorities arrested more than 600 workers and students in a countrywide crackdown on the democracy movement. Beijing and Shanghai campaign leaders among those detained. others ordered to surrender or face consequences as security forces widen actions across Jinan Lanzhou Chengdu Xi an Harbin Shenyang Changsha Nanjing. Guards with loudspeakers patrolled Beijing as arrests included Gui Haifeng a Beijing student leader linked to anti government protests.

IGHNG Movement For Democracy Beijing Shanghai Jinan Lanzhou Chengdu Xian Harbin Shenyang Changsha Nanjing People’s Liberation Army Deng Xiaoping Guo

Mine workers rally seeks national labor unity in Charleston

Organizers of the United Mine Workers six day march through southern West Virginia to Charleston expect a rally that could draw more than 10 000 people from across the country It aims to unify labor and gain support from Gov Gaston Caperton Eastern Air Lines machinists and other unions will join The Rev Jesse Jackson said he cannot attend due to prior commitments but would have liked to join the march leading to a broader labor movement turnout and impact.

Charleston United Mine Workers Pittston Coal Group Inc Pittston Coal Company Ken Peterson Beckley Peterson West Virginia Gaston Caperton Eastern Air Lines International Association of Machinists Communication Workers Eastern Workers Jackson Maryland Boston Reese Preacher MacArthur Hotel Pearlsburg Elks Club Douglas Street

Richards Announces Run for Texas Governor

Former Texas Treasurer Ann Richards declared her bid for governor at the state Capitol before about 1,000 supporters. She argued the Texas economy needs new leadership after oil and real estate busts, citing Sam Rayburn to critique current leadership.

Texas Ann Richards Ms. Richards Sam Rayburn

Sunshine Today Forecast Warm and pleasant with 70s highs

The National Weather Service calls for sunny conditions today with highs in the lower 70s. Tonight will bring increasing clouds and a 30 percent chance of rain with lows in the lower 50s. Details A-10 notes today’s high in the 70s.

National Weather Service

Wilder Wins VirginiaGovernor Nomination At Unity Convention

L Douglas Wilder, citing his 1985 breakthrough campaign, was named Democratic nominee for Virginia governor at a unity gathering. The event drew 5,300 delegates amid a quiet miners strike protest and included Donald Beyer Jr for lieutenant governor and Mary Sue Terry for a second term as attorney general. Wilder praised supporters and noted his family’s role in the win.

Richmond L. Douglas Wilder Virginia Wilder Donald S. Beyer Jr Mary Sue Terry Lynn

Virginia GOP Governor Primary Voters Set Tuesday

Virginia voters choose a Republican gubernatorial nominee Tuesday with three names on the ballot Paul Trible Stan Parris and Marshall Coleman. Eddy Dalton and Joseph Benedetti are unopposed for the other Republican statewide posts. Crime and drug control dominate Coleman’s campaign and he backs the death penalty for drug kingpins and using the military to curb smugglers. He proposes criminals pay for law enforcement costs rather than tax increases.

Virginia Tazewell County U.S Paul Trible Stan Parris Marshall Coleman Eddy Dalton Joseph Benedetti Gover Coleman Staunton

Personality spotlight Nat Reese keeps coal mine blues alive

West Virginia blues pioneer Nat Reese, from Princeton, promotes West Virginia Coal Mines Blues rooted in Delta and country styles. He performed at the Vandalia Festival in Charleston after surviving a 1988 Route 52 truck crash. Reese, a former coal miner and Rockwell electronics technician, recalls early segregated gigs and his ongoing community work and recovery.

West Virginia Nat Princeton Red Cross Reese Rockwell International Aviation Keystone

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