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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1981

Page

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Reagan approves in principle arms sale to China

Secretary of State Haig says the Reagan administration backs arms sales to China on a case by case basis and will lift munitions list limits. He cites Sino American cooperation to counter Soviet expansion and notes Liu Huaqing to visit in August to discuss purchases. Premier Zhao Ziyang invites Reagan to visit China.

Peking Alexander M. Haig Jr Reagan China United States Haig Liu Huaqing Congress Zhao Ziyang Zhao Communist Party Deng Xiaoping Taiwan U.S Afghanistan Vietnam Cambodia Pol Pot

Miners Reach Tentative 40 Month Coal Contract

United Mine Workers and Bituminous Coal Operators Association announce a tentative 40 month contract for mine construction workers in a Washington hotel briefing. If ratified 11,500 workers gain about a 38 percent wage and benefit increase, and picket lines may be withdrawn, resuming coal production across eastern and midwestern states after 82 days on strike.

Washington United Mine Workers and Industry Mine Con UMW Elmo Hurst Association of Bitumious Contractors Willard Esselstyn Hurst Bituminous Coal Operators Association Eldon Callen

Reagan Demands Quick Action on Spending Cuts

President Reagan spoke at his first national news conference in 342 months urging Congress to finish work by August on spending and tax cut bills. He attacked House Democrats and Speaker O'Neill as demagogic while defending his tax plan and calling for rapid action amid a broader budget fight.

Washington Reagan House Democrats House Thomas P. O’neill Congress Israel Iraq U.S O'Neill Senate GOP

Guthrie Murder Trial Docketed For Early August slam

Mercer County Circuit Court set the murder trial for George Ballard Guthrie II of Roanoke for August 3 as part of a docket for the Cloud murder case. Judge William O. Bivens Jr. also scheduled trials for Delmar Lee, Young Dowell Jr., Otis Osborne, Dewey Phillips and the retrial of Lucille S. Nuckolls while noting venue changes for Naomi Cloud and John Elmer Corprew Jr.

Slam Princeton Mercer County William O. Bivens Jr George Ballard Guthrie II Roanoke Criminal Court Otis Osborne Dewey Phillips Lucille S. Nuckolls Guthrie Bluefield John Parr Cloud Princeton Naomi Cloud Huntington John Elmer Corprew Jr Fayette County Mrs. Cloud Corprew John Swisher Frank Fragalle Preiser and Wilson Law Firm Charleston Bivens Nuckolls Gene Nuckolls The West Virginia Supreme Youlanda Mae Lee Young Dowles Jr Thomas Alfred Saunders Otis Woodrow Osborne Roger Belcher Dewey Allan Phillips Joseph R. White Jr Maryland

Weather forecast shows showers and warm temperatures

The National Weather Service lists occasional showers or thundershowers through Wednesday with highs in the low 80s and tonight's lows in the 60s. Mostly sunny and slightly warmer Thursday. Extended forecast through Saturday indicates fair, warm conditions with a chance of showers or thunderstorms Saturday. highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s to low 70s.

National Weather Service

Dog bites deputy during crowded concert in Portsmouth

Max the police dog, a K-9 rookie, latched onto Patrolman Martin Rivera when a drunken spectator approached during a Rick James concert at Portsmouth Stadium. Rivera was pulled by the tangled chain and bitten by the dog, seen as an accidental initiation into the K-9 corps.

Portsmouth Max Martin Rivera Portsmouth Stadium Rivera Pio Ciotti Ciotti

Landing error blamed for Mercer County crash

The National Transportation Safety Board report cites slush on the Mercer County Airport runway as the cause for a January crash that killed five Georgia Pacific executives aboard a private Cessna Citations. The pilot failed to stop and liftoff attempt led to a plunge down a wooded hillside.

Washington Mercer County Federal Safety Board National Transportation Safety Board Georgia Pacific Corp

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