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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1981

Page

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Volcanic Eruption Activity Beyond Mount St Helens

The 1977 Makaopuhi eruption on Hawaii's island, part of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, adds to a string of U S eruptions. Hawaii hosts Mauna Loa, the world’s largest active volcano at 13,680 feet, which also erupted.

Mount St. Helens United States Island of Hawaii Hawaiian Islands Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Mauna Loa Kilauea Cascade Range Washington California Mt. Lassen

Iraqi Foreign Minister urges UN sanctions on Israel raid

Iraqi Foreign Minister Saadoun Hammadi asked the Security Council to impose mandatory sanctions on Israel, ending military and technical aid in protest of the raid on Iraq’s nuclear reactor. The U.N. body and IAEA condemned Israel, while the United States signaled a likely veto and suspended F-16 deliveries amid treaty concerns.

United Nations Saadoun Hammadi Security Council Israel Iraq Hammadi Yehuda Blum Blum Reagan Administration Washington U.S Jeane Kirkpatrick Arab League Baghdad Porfirio Munoz Ledo Mexico U.N International Atomic Energy Agency United States Canada Sigvard Eklund Menachem Begin IAEA League Chedli Klibi Tunisia Sabah al Ahmed al Jaber Kuwait Beji Caid Essebsi

Mines Idle as Talks Resume With UMW in Washington

Picketing by United Mine Workers construction locals idled about 60,000 miners across seven states including Alabama Illinois Kentucky Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia. Negotiations in Washington sought to narrow rifts over job panels pay and union representation as talks resumed after a long dispute with the Association of Bituminous Contractors.

Associated Press Appalachia Midwest Alabama Illinois Kentucky Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia United Mine Workers’ Construction Association of Bituminous UMW Association of Bituminous Contractors Washington Union Bituminous Coal Operators Association ABC The BCOA Eldon Callen Norman Beattie

5 000 Feared Dead In Quake In Iran

Iran a 6.9 magnitude quake in Kerman province left Gol Bagh town heavily damaged with up to 5 000 feared dead or missing. Officials contested the higher figures, citing about 1 500 killed and 800 bodies recovered. Red Crescent delivered tents blankets medicine while Tehran Radio urged more food water for 40 000 residents.

Beirut Lebanon Iran Kerman Pars Red Crescent Associated Press Air Force Gol Bagh Tehran The Red Cross

Weather outlook with warm humid period and scattered storms

The National Weather Service forecasts warm humid conditions with occasional showers and thunderstorms through Sunday. Daytime highs will be in the 80s with nightly lows in the 60s to around 70. Sunday highs near 80s, with hazy hot conditions returning Monday and cooler but still warm Tuesday with highs in the 80s and overnight lows near 60.

National Weather Service

Congress Panels Slash Over 35 Billion in Federal Cuts

Washington AP reports House and Senate committees rapidly crafted more than 35 billion dollars in targeted cuts across government to fit Reagan's 1982 budget ceiling. Panels aim to merge into a single bill next week for floor votes, with Democratic and Republican leaders voicing both support and dissatisfaction over the scope and alignment with the president's plan.

Washington House Senate Reagan Robert Michel Illinois Michel Pete Domenici New Mexico Domenici Congress Democratic House Leon Panetta D-Calif

Trapped Italian Boy Slips Deeper Into Well

Alfredo Rampi, a 6 year old with heart trouble, remains trapped in a narrow 16 inch well near Frascati Italy as rescuers dig a parallel tunnel and cross shaft. A cave expert nicknamed Spiderman tried for over an hour to reach him but could not attach a rescue hook. The crowd and television audience watched as rescue efforts continued into Friday night amid mounting concern.

Frascati Italy Alfredo Rampi Angelo Alfredo Rome Claudio Aprile Spiderman Aprile Franca Elveno Pastorelli

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