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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1981

Page

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Warrant Issued for Pearisburg Man in Giles Murders Case

Authorities issued a warrant for Randall Lee Smith 27 of Pearisburg for the killings of Maine hikers Laura Ramsay and Robert Mountford whose bodies were found in Giles County near the Appalachian Trail. Smith is at large. his abandoned pickup was found near Myrtle Beach South Carolina with a note allegedly describing the murders. Autopsies showed Ramsay died of more than a dozen stab wounds and Mountford of three gunshot wounds.

Sharon Friese Daily Telegraph Pearisburg Virginia Maine Randall Lee Smith Laura Susan Ramsay Robert Tatton Mountford, Jr Ellsworth Walnut Flats Giles County John E. Hopkins III Smith Myrtle Beach S.C Ramsay Mountford

Weekend Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers

Friday and Saturday bring scattered showers and thunderstorms with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and nights near 65 to 70. The NWS forecasts partly cloudy skies Saturday night with mountain showers, fair Sunday, and showers possible Monday with highs in the 80s and lows mid 60s to low 70s. In Houston Space Center, a weightless paper clip caused a minor power box short circuit on the April shuttle flight. a backup unit supplied power and investigators logged 52 minor problems during two months of review.

National Weather Service Space Center Houston

Iran quake death toll climbs to thousands in Kerman province

Beir ut AP reports a powerful Iran southeastern quake killed between 1,000 and 3,000 people. Tehran Radio cites Gov Gen officials noting Gol Bagh village wreckage and 500 to 600 injured. Rescue teams move wounded to hospitals as aid pours in.

Beirut Lebanon Iran Mohammad Ali Rajai Tehran Rajai Kerman Gol Bagh Governor General Associated Press Tehran Radio Red Red Cross

Coal Strike Update Resumes Talks on Construction Contract

Negotiators for the United Mine Workers and the Association of Bituminous Contractors resumed bargaining in Washington over a new contract for strikebound mine construction workers. An estimated 11,500 workers remain on strike as talks address wages job security and pensions amid ongoing picketing across seven states.

Washington United Mine Workers Association of Bituminous Contractors UMW Rank and File Bituminous Coal Operators Association ABC UMW Willard Esselstyn Esselstyn Association BCOA

Pickets Spread Across West Virginia Slowing Coal Mines

United Mine Workers picketing in West Virginia grows as construction strike talks resume. About 15 000 West Virginia mines closed, with Consol reporting 7 500 idle. Other operators include Carbon Crystals Bethlehem Mines Cannelton Amherst. U S Steel mines remain active as talks weigh on whether workers appear.

Associated Press United Mine Workers West Virginia UMW Eldon Callen Consolidation Coal Co Consol Len Bethlehem Mines Cannelton Industries Amherst Coal U.S. Steel Callen

Union Rally Planned to Aid Miners in Ohio West Virginia

In Toledo area, 14 Northwestern Ohio unions press ahead with a Saturday rally to raise funds for Ohio and West Virginia coal miners who returned to work after a prolonged strike. Dan Thomas says relief funds will cover back pay, utilities, mortgages and other bills via the UMW District 6 relief committee.

Toledo, Ohio Ohio West Virginia Dan Thomas UMW District 6 Relief Committee United Mine Workers Union

Powder Fueled Turbine Car by GM Uses Pulverized Coal

General Motors engineers report a turbine engine tests using powdered coal as fuel in a passenger car. The refined coal powder could cut fuel costs by about half compared with gasoline for the same energy, though development remains ongoing and the AGT-5 engine shows V-8 level power.

Charleston W.va General Motors Albert Ball Ball

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