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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1986

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GNP grows 2.9 percent in first quarter, trade deficit weighs

The Commerce Department reports GNP rose 2.9 percent annual rate in Q1, down from prior estimates. A widened foreign trade deficit trimmed almost $8 billion from growth, with Volcker warning of slow economy but not a recession. Analysts doubt Q2 will exceed 1 percent.

Federal Reserve Paul Volcker Volcker

Gross National Product Revised Figures Real GNP At 3.62 Trillion

The revised first quarter data shows real GNP at 3.62 trillion dollars with an annualized growth rate of 1.9 percent. The report updates the nation’s measure of total goods and services produced, reflecting adjustments in price and output estimates.

Senate approves sweeping tax overhaul amid vote near

The Senate rejected an amendment to aid middle income taxpayers, clearing the way for final passage of a broad tax overhaul. A 71 to 29 vote blocked George Mitchell’s plan for a 35 percent top rate for the richest 5 percent, as debate shifts toward a House-Senate conference. A secondary action allowed AP to unify income for tax purposes in its not for profit operations.

Washington Senate George Mitchell Maine House Mitchell Finance Committee Associated Press

Excedrin warning issued nationwide after cyanide found

FDA Commissioner Frank E Young urged immediate stop to Extra-Strength Excedrin capsules after cyanide was detected in a bottle linked to a Seattle area death. Bristol-Myers withdrew all Excedrin capsules nationwide and asked consumers to stop using them. Two Bluefield pharmacists said they were removing the product from shelves and advised caution until the issue is resolved.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA Frank E. Young Bristol-Meyers Co Bluefield Area Steve Shrewsberry Athens Pharmacy

Judge delays ruling in Mercer jail overcrowding case

U S District Judge John T. Copenhaver Jr postponed a decision on a writ of prohibition filed by Mercer County Sheriff Donald R. Hare to bar county judges and magistrates from sending people to the jail over crowding. Attorney Robert King argued federal courts lack jurisdiction. Hare’s attorneys contended jurisdiction exists in state matters involving federal involvement. The petition names Sheriff Hare and had listed county commissioners initially but they later dropped out.

Charleston U. S John T. Coperhaver Jr Mercer County Donald R. Hare Copenhaver Robert King Hare King Princeton Edwin B. Wiley Ray Bragg Claude E. Blankenship Clarence H David Knight Knight

Man in homemade paddle boat bikes toward New Orleans

Dan O'Hare paralyzed from the waist down after a 13 year-old mugging paddles from St. Louis to New Orleans with his dog Charlie on a home-made boat. The 1,400 mile journey aims to raise funds for the first United States Wheelchair Sports Center in Walnut Creek California. The St. Louis Gateway Arch appears in the background.

Dan O'Hare Mississippi River Charlie St. Louis New Orleans O’hare United States Walnut Creek Calif St. Louis Gateway Arch

House OKs South African sanctions

The House approved on a voice vote a substitute amend ment for the Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986 calling for withdrawal of U S business investment in South Africa and an all out trade embargo. Lawmakers backed sanctions more to thwart them than enact them amid rising opposition to apartheid.

Washington House U.S South Africa Pretoria Congress

Motions heard to dismiss defendants in $40 million air crash suits

Mercer County Circuit Judge William O. Bivens heard motions to dismiss three defendants in related civil actions totaling 40 million dollars stemming from the 1984 Mercer County Airport crash that killed four Dean Company employees and injured two. The defendants include Stone Aviation, the West Virginia Aeronautics Commission, and Piedmont Aviation. Lawyers were told to file memoranda by June 30, while the four suits were filed by the spouses and estates of several victims.

Princeton Mercer County William O. Bivens Dean Company Bivens Case Marilyn Stone Stone Aviation West Virginia Aeronautics Commission Piedmont Aviation, Inc North Carolina Timothy J. Connelly Piemont Aviation Betty Costoples William A. Costoples Frankin R. Phipps James E. Phipps Sandra S. Phipps David McKinney Elaine McMinney Marcia Howell Kennth

Thursday Outside Forecast Note

The forecast calls for sunshine and clouds with a high near 76 degrees and a low around 56 at night. Partly cloudy skies expected tonight with pleasant daytime conditions.

Low ties two records at Mercer County Airport

The low temperature reached 48 degrees at the Mercer County Airport on Wednesday, tying the date records of 1965 and 1974 per local record keeper Tim Kish. The reading marks simultaneous record ties for the same date.

Mercer County Tim Kish

26 Die in Grand Canyon Sightseer Crash

A helicopter and a twin engine plane carrying 26 sightseers and crew collided in the Grand Canyon, crashing in flames and killing everyone aboard on Wednesday.

Grand Canyon

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