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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1977

Page

3

Patterson Confident Amid Rigged Ballot Claim In UMW Race

Lee Roy Patterson, 42, a member of the UMW International Executive Board, camps at the Drakesboro firehouse after voting in the United Mine Workers presidential election. He predicts victory over incumbent Arnold Miller and Harry Patrick, vows to appeal if defeated, and argues for unity, staff cuts, and tougher contract talks with Bituminous Coal Operators of America. Local 8790 supporters praise him while Miller backer Gary Jones cites experience.

Madisonville Lee Roy Patterson United Mine Workers Drakesboro Patterson UMW International Executive Board Arnold Miller Harry Patrick John L. Lewis Miller W. A Tony”’ Boyle Kentucky Raymond Fleming Caney Creek Coal Co Lee Roy Bes Fleming Leland Revellette Caney Creek Gary Jones Jones

Miller Returns To Home Ground To Cast Ballot

Arnold Miller, incumbent UMW president, votes at Local 750 in OHLEY WV. Locals 6572 and 7626 also cast ballots as Miller garners strong local support though some young members oppose his stance on wildcat strikes. Older miners acknowledge some discontent but see Miller as likely to win in this area.

Ohley W.va Arnold Miller United Mine Workers Union UMW Miller Jim Foster Decota

One Car Crash Claims Woman Victim in West Virginia

A 50-year-old Preston County woman, Catherine T. Scott of Horse Shoe Run, died in a one car crash on U S 219 near Horse Shoe Run. Deputies said she lost control, her car went over an embankment and struck a tree.

Aurora W.va Preston County U.S. 219 Horse Shoe Run Catherine T. Scott

Manhunt Ends as Sixth Escapee Captured at Brushy Mountain

Douglas Shelton, 32, was recaptured about 9 a.m. by guard Sammy Joe Chapman, completing Tennessee’s largest manhunt. The six inmates fled Brushy Mountain Penitentiary with James Earl Ray five days earlier, with officials noting the escape likely involved only the two, Ray and Shelton, and Ray’s cellmate Earl Hill Jr. The manhunt totaled 175 searchers and $175,000 in overtime.

Matt Yancey Brushy Mountain Tenn Tennessee James Ear Ray Brushy Mountain Penitentiary Ray Douglas Shelton Sammy Joe Chapman Shelton Earl Hill Jr Stonney Lane Martin Luther King Jr Lane Beech Fork Anderson County Larry Phillips

Whisk ey Painters of America Grows Through Akron Ties

The Whiskey Painters of America began in the mid-1950s by Joseph Ferriot of Akron Ohio to foster fellowship among imbibing artists and the fine art of miniature painting. Now linked with the Akron Society of Artists the group claims an international membership over 100 and regularly displays members works in exhibitions.

Cuyahoga Falls

Helsinki pact renews human rights clash at Belgrade talks

In Belgrade diplomats from the United States the Soviet Union and 33 signatories prepare for a fall conference to review Helsinki accord implementation The talks aim to avoid open conflict over human rights but insist such issues remain central U.S Secretary of State Cyrus Vance stressed the need for freer movement of people and ideas as a pillar of security Ambassadors Speer leads the U.S. delegation with Canada and most European nations present.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Helsinki United States Soviet Union Finland Carter U.S Congress Moscow Kremlin Fidence Cyrus R. Vance Canada Albania Albert Speer

Help Needed In Search For Family

James E. Bailey seeks relatives in Kellysville area during vacation. Born March 20, 1934. has sister Mildred Bailey born January 25, 1931 and possibly another sister Mae who married Tommy Lang. Contacts: M. D. Kirk Jr home or call 384-7208.

Bailey Was Kellysville James Bailey Mildred Bailey Mae Tommy Lang Bailey M. D. Kirk, Jr

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