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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1976
Page
1
Notes from Bluefield Daily Telegraph Q and A column answering questions about Marshall University summer school dates Amtrak Bluefield service law leash rules local hospitals and more. Answers cite sources such as West Virginia Department of Natural Resources AMTRAK Nixon era acts and local city codes.
Washington AP reports the 1976 presidential primary season ends with Carter as a clear Democratic front runner and Ford facing a tight Republican horse race led by Reagan. Carter has 1250 delegates of 1505 needed, while Ford holds 929 of 1130 and Reagan 868. Voter turnout was low, and future fall contests remain uncertain amid calls for a national or regional primary reform.
Elizabeth Ray told investigators she had sex with Sen. Mike Gravel on a riverboat party after an Illinois Rep. Kenneth Gray allegedly ordered her to arrange the encounter to influence Gravel’s support for a public works project. The account ties multiple lawmakers to coercive sex claims investigated by federal authorities.
Rep. Wilbur Mills challenges a Rand Corp report suggesting treated alcoholics can resume drinking without higher relapse risk. He warns such claims mislead may worsen alcoholism. Mills, former Ways and Means chair, has a long history with alcoholism and AA involvement.
Reagan adds 18 Missouri delegates as Ford leads in state but trails 30 to 16 on total. Carter allies seek fence-mending while Democrats draft platform calling for unemployment drop to 3 percent in four years. Humphrey backs Carter as Ford faces possible first-ballot defections. Jackson vows to attend with about 300 delegates while not officially releasing pledged counts.
The piece portrays Route 83 from Bradshaw to English as more than a winding lane. It embodies a way of life shaped by towns taverns railroads mines and a stubborn regional history.
Syria lifts Beirut blockade and withdraws troops from Beirut and northern Tripoli under a Pan Arab peacekeeping force. No shots fired amid the partial pullback, while Syria maintains control of Beirut airport and southern hills. Fighting continues elsewhere as cease-fire talks proceed in Damascus with Libyan mediation.
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