Conservatives In France Make Last Stand
Paris conservatives led by Jacques Chirac press a final campaign to block a Socialist majority in the 4911 seat National Assembly. Polls show Socialists near a majority in the runoff while Chirac warns the outcome remains uncertain as undecided voters swing.
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PHA Examines Operating Budget for 1981-82
The Bluefield Public Housing Authority met at Tiffany Manor Housing Project to approve a 197,920 dollar HUD allotment and June bills, discuss utility and materials costs, and plan a random inspection canceled by weather. Executive Director Bruce Gerwig praised five years of budgeting progress and noted expected bonds once state funds unfrozen despite Dan Segal's elderly housing proposal.
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New Dog Law In Effect In Mercer County West Virginia
Mercer County Assessor announces a new dog control law effective July 4. The head tax rises to 3 dollars per dog and the county gains authority to regulate dogs county wide. Biting dogs must be confined fourteen days for rabies observation, with penalties and potential euthanasia for vicious animals. A 10 dollar special license applies for owners of vicious dogs, in addition to the head tax. Female dogs must be kept confined during estrus for twenty five days.
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Not The One Carl Thomas Denies Drug Charge Warrant Link
Carl Thomas of Shrader Ad dition of Bluewell asked The Telegraph to state he is not the Carl Thomas named in Wednesday edition as having warrants for arrest on a drug charge.
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Barbs Health Food Restaurants Tested by Gourmet
Our resident gourmet says health food eateries must deliver more than hype and require strong constitutions to handle some dishes, highlighting the challenge and bold claims in the current trend.
Controllers Insist Strike Could Happen
In Washington AP reports PATCO president Robert E Poli warned a strike or jail could follow if a tentative FAA government deal is not reached by Sunday midnight He labeled the FAA plan take it or leave it and urged informal talks to avert a Monday 7 am strike The FAA offer would raise pay 4 5 to 5 percent plus 10 percent for trainees for a top pay near 59000 while slowing hours from 40 to 32 hours The Justice Department would pursue civil and criminal penalties for a legal strike and an injunction remains in place The FAA has plans for emergency traffic cuts Amtrak prepares peak holiday contingencies as officials warn of chaos and a 250 million daily cost if a walkout occurs
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Senate votes to reject weaker busing restriction
The Senate defeated Weicker’s bid to soften a Helms busing bill, 45 to 30, leaving Justice Department and court powers intact to desegregate. Johnston plans another tougher add on, potentially limiting court orders beyond five miles.
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Fired For Whistle-Blowing Miner Sues Consol
Morgantown West Virginia United Mine Workers leaders claim in Monongalia County Court that Consolidation Coal fired Mike Zemonick and 10 fellow Four States miners for whistle blowing on alleged kickback schemes. They seek reinstatement back pay damages and punitive awards totaling $525 000 for the group.
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Lena Horne Cancels Broadway Show After Lighting Accident
Singer Lena Horne canceled a performance of The Lady and Her Music on Thursday night after a metal frame with heavy lights dropped about 10 feet from where she stood. Spokesman Bruce Cohen said she was shaken but uninjured and more upset about missing the show. A 2-inch-thick metal strip and lighting fixtures fell from a high frame, prompting technicians to shut down the act for several hours. Also in brief, Rex Harrison discussed plans to reprise Higgins in Boston and New York, Aliza Begin left Hadassah Hospital after two weeks of circulatory treatment, and Old Dominion University announced an MBA program admitting experienced managers without undergraduate degrees.
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