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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1987

Page

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Bakker backer loyalty vows and money talk at Falwell remarks

Falwell described Bakker supporters pledging loyalty to the death in blood covenants during prayer meetings at the Bakkers home. He noted finances and claimed the Bakkers have only $37,000, with debts and past salaries totaling millions, as he urged a peaceful resolution and sale of assets to cover PTL debts.

Tega Cay S.C Jim Tammy Bakker Jerry Falwell Falwell Bakker Covenant Partners Bakkers Don Hardister Hardister Heritage USA Little Horse Heritage PTL Ministry

Hospital price rise linked to competition study says

A study shows competition among hospitals may raise costs by 26 percent as facilities invest in new technologies to attract patients and doctors. In Bluefield West Virginia area officials cite noncompetitive local market while proposing a cancer center and a cardiac lab to meet higher local death rates, weighing local access against out of town care.

Chicago Bluefield Robbie Colley Princeton Community Hospital Colley West Virginia University Charleston Area Medical Center Journal of the American Medical Association

Swan Intervenes in Runner’s Track Field Crossing

A young athlete leaped through Aarou’s track and field stadium area as a swan and its family crossed the tracks on an afternoon walk. The male swan flared its wings but neither the runner nor the birds were hurt in the incident.

Aarou

After-Tax Income Rises 3.4 Percent in May

Americans posted a record 3.4 percent rise in after tax incomes in May as tax pressures from April faded. Personal savings recovered from an all time low, signaling renewed consumer spending momentum in coming months.

Washington

Weather outlook with warm humid afternoon risk of storms

The forecast calls for a mix of clouds and sun with very warm conditions and high humidity. In Bluefield the daytime high should reach 82 with a muggy feel, while tonight will be partly cloudy with a chance of a thunder shower and a low near 64.

Bluefield

Bluefield Lions Club Chartered in 1922

Looking back at June 19 1922 the Bluefield Lions Club received its charter and adopted the national motto Liberty Intelligence and Our Nation's Safety. The local group pledged fellowship and service founded on the Golden Rule.

Bluefield Lion's Club

Rice dodges key question on Hart affair in interview

Donna Rice declined to say whether she slept with Gary Hart in a national television interview. She cited dignity as the reason she would not answer and discussed her role in the Hart campaign affair during the ABC 20/20 feature.

New York Donna Rice Gary Hart Hart Colorado The Miami Herald Rice Washington ABC Barbara Walters Don Henley Aspen Colo Miami Bimini Walters Donna Lynn Armandt

Airport security tests reveal need for standards

Angry lawmakers say security at American airports leaves travelers vulnerable to weapon wielding hijackers and will press to improve detection systems. A congressional report shows FAA inspectors failed to detect 496 of 2419 mock weapons carried onto planes in late 1986, about 20 percent.

Washington Aviation Administration

Medicaid cuts hit West Virginia's poor hardest

West Virginia Hospital Association President Ken Rutledge forecasts an $120 million Medicaid funding shortfall as the 87 88 budget drops to 180 million while this year's 300 million is spent. The state share falls to 50 million next year, with federal matching at 70 percent.

West Virginia West Virginia Hospital Association WVHA Ken Rutledge Rutledge Jerry Ash Ash

American Journalist Charles Glass Kidnapped in Beirut

Fourteen gunmen in four cars abducted American journalist Charles Glass in West Beirut after intercepting his car in Ouzai. Glass was beaten and placed in a car trunk. the incident also targeted Ali Osseiran, son of Lebanon's defense minister, who protested. Police reported the capture occurred near a fish restaurant close to a Syrian army checkpoint.

Beirut Lebanon Charles Glass Glass Ali Osseiran Osseiran Ouzai

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