Budget Cuts Showdown Tests Reagan Coalition Strength
AP analysis notes the upcoming fight over billions in spending cuts will test whether Reagan can maintain a Republican and conservative Democrat coalition in the House. It contrasts a symbolic early win with the tougher battle ahead over welfare food stamps student loans Social Security and other programs amid claims of phony cuts and new amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reagan
House
Bob Michel
Illinois
Phil Gramm
Texas
Michel
Gramm
Congress
Bluefield Woman Hurt In Wreck Near Finks Cafeteria
A 51 year old Bluefield woman, Dorothy Ann Mascaro, suffered head injuries in a single vehicle crash on U S Route 19 near Finks Cafeteria. Her 1972 Pontiac left the road, ran along a ditch line about 79 feet, crossed the highway, and plunged 80 feet down an embankment. She was hospitalized at Bluefield Community Hospital. The car, owned by Thersa A Woodyard of Ohio, was totaled. No citations issued. investigation ongoing.
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Princeton
Bluefield
Fink
W.O. Lawson
Dorothy Ann Mascaro
Franklin St
Mascaro
Bluefield Community Hospital
Thersa A. Woodyard
Ohio
Lawson
Princeton hit and run leaves couple unharmed
A hit and run on U S Route 19 near Princeton injures no serious, says Mercer County Sheriff's spokesman. William Stump and wife Mary Mae were taken to Princeton Community Hospital after their 1979 Mercury Monarch overturned. The other driver, a woman, remains unidentified as investigation continues.
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Princeton
Here
Mercer County
Princeton Community Hospital
Lawson
Stump
Two Drivers Cited in Princeton Accident
The Daily Telegraph reported a two vehicle crash in Princeton on Friday with both drivers cited. Mollie E. Hardin of Princeton was not issued a citation, according to authorities Saturday.
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Daily Telegraph
Princeton
Mollie E. Hardin
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publication Details
Bluefield Daily Telegraph established 1893 publishes news daily from 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and posts subscription rates for West Virginia home delivery and mail zones withPulications changes to P O Box 208 Bluefield WV 24701.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Press
W.va
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
P.O. Box 208
Landon Associates
Area Resident Attends Graduation as Crash Toll Grows
Area resident McDowell Countian traveled to Illinois for a graduation when a wreck claimed multiple lives. State Police report two victims died on impact while others succumbed before arrival at hospital. Autopsies set at University Hospital Louisville. FAA and NTSB investigators to examine wreckage as scene remains guarded. Funeral services for Mrs. Palco are pending at Bennett Fanning Funeral Home in Northfork.
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McDowell Countian
Illinois
Tommy Loving
Louisville University Hospital
Louisville
FAA
National Transportation Safety Board
Palco
Bennett-Fanning
Northfork
Vatican Pope Released After Three Weeks of Treatment
After three weeks of treatment for gunshot wounds the pope was discharged from the hospital on June 3. Doctors deny he was released against their wishes and a further intestinal bypass reversal operation is needed, with no date set but expected in early July. Meanwhile allegations of fraud in McDowell County federal programs have been forwarded to the Department of Justice for action following a firing and a campaign by Serge, involving correspondence to officials and consideration of next steps by the program office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Welch
McDowell County
Department of Justice
Daily Telegraph
William van Staveren
Office of Management and Budget
Greenstone
van Staveren
Reagan
Serge
Socialist Victory Seen in French Parliamentary Vote
Paris AP reports that after Mitterrand's May victory the Socialists are favored to win a parliamentary majority in the runoff. Polls show the Socialists could gain 202 to 335 seats, with Chirac led conservatives and the Communists facing losses. outcome hinges on turnout and coalition talks.
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Paris
Francois Mitterrand
France
National Assembly
Mitterrand
Jacques Chirac
Valery Giscard d
Communist Party
Georges Marchais
Chirac
Gaullists
Giscard d’Estaing
Union For French Democracy
Polish Activists Plan Nationwide Protest Over Hunger Strikers
Polish rights groups and the Catholic Church vow ongoing nationwide protests after hunger strikers, urging two convicted bombers be released. The Kremlin criticizes Poland’s Communist Party as unrest deepens with Solidarity, while protests are set outside courthouses and in Poznan, plus a June 29 demonstration at the Council of State.
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Warsaw
Poland
Kremlin
Communist Party
Committee For the Defense of Prisoners of Conscience
Poznan
Council of State
Moscow
Leonid Zamyatin
Solidarity
Tehran radios blast 24 hour alert amid Bani Sadr crisis
The Revolutionary Guards said a 24 hour alert is in force and blamed Mujaheddeen Khalq for counter revolutionary activity. Tehran observers warn of anti government riots as Bani Sadr faces impeachment with supporters silenced by closures and pro Khomeini demonstrations demanding his death.
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Tehran
Mujaheddeen Khalq
Bani Sadr
Bani-Sadr
Damaged Bridge Repairs Stir Flood Area Concerns
Residents fear a shaky bridge will fail as it stands on three piers after flood damage. McDowell County reports about 200000 dollars in losses with warnings totals may rise. officials expect funding only after the new fiscal year. Local residents say a self-made road exists by the old train tracks and drainage tubes from a separate bridge lie nearby.
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McDowell County
Lacy Wright
John D. Rockefeller IV
Air Controller wage dispute stalls talks in Washington
Air Controller Lewis said the administration sticks to a $40 million wage package, while the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization rejects it and seeks legislation for a $10,000 annual pay hike, a 32 hour work week, and pension improvements. If a strike occurs, FAA warns of major flight reductions and delays affecting military and long distance commercial flights.
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Lewis
Professional
FAA
Deaths and Funerals: Rebecca Stiltner 59 of Oakwood VA
Rebecca Stiltner 59 of Oakwood Va died Saturday in a Grundy Va hospital after a brief illness. Born in Pike County Kentucky she was daughter of Ira and Frankie Baker. Survived by one daughter Eva Sue Dales three sons Ronnie Lester and Jerry Stiltner eight brothers and three sisters. Funeral Tuesday 1 p.m. Grundy Funeral Home Chapel with burial Mountain Valley Memorial Park. Pallbearers Deer Church of Christ members. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Sunday. Floyd Tiller 60 of Manassas Va died Saturday in a Manassas hospital after a long illness. Funeral arrangements incomplete at Honaker Funeral Home.
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Rebecca Stiltner
Oakwood
Grundy
Pike County
Kentucky
Ira
Frankie Damion Baker
The
Deer Church of Christ
Eva Sue Dales
Ronnie Stiltner
Lester D. Stiltner
Jerry Stiltner
Salisbury
N.C
Mazie Rose
Elkhorn City
Mendie Sanders
Sycamore
Spice Sharp
Beaver
Ohio
Willie Baker
Man
Anthony Baker
Springfield
Mayo Baker
Franklin Dee Baker
Detroit, Mich
Alvis Baker
Ash Camp
Bobby Baker
Hamden
Fred Baker
Robin Baker
Dorton
Joseph Stiltner
Grundy Funeral Home
Bill Cameron
Mountain Valley Memorial Park
Floyd Tiller
Manassas
Council
Honaker Funeral Home
Honaker
Charlie Coburn
Charlie
Harriett Pennington) Coburn
Glenwood Park
Princeton
Baptist Church
Monroe County
Roanoke
Peterstown
James W
Annie Craig Thomas
Sedie Pennington
Sammy Thomas
Huntington
Joe Thomas
Jim Thomas
Hughie Thomas
Pearl Smith
Gladys Evans
George W. Seaver
Paul Hall
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
David Thomas
Roy Smith
Wade Taylor
Clarence Taylor
Bearl Taylor
Clyde Lynch
Barton
Evans
Alice
Berwind
Assembly of God
Jerry Nicewander
Elston Young
Hartwell
Douglas Funeral Home
War
Tabor
Joseph
Box 314
Boissevain
Boissevain Baptist Church
Ted Cook
John Buck
Carolus Sayers
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell
Anders
Rosa Jane
Bluefield
Mercer Funeral Home
Larry Foster
Grandview Memory Gardens
Daryl Burkett
Mike Wilson
William Bailey
Kent Allen
Richard Jones
Dan Haven
James Plunkett
James W. Plunkett
Athens Star Route
J.W. Plunkett
First Baptist Church
Princeton Moose Lodge
Lewisburg
C.A
Alice Tolley Plunkett
Evelyn Mills Plunkett
Harry
Bessie) Williamson
Richmond
Marguerite E. Hahn
Edna B. Plunkett
Columbus
Danny Agee
Oakwood Park Cemetery
Randall Taylor
Edward Taylor
Alfred Taylor
Doug Fowler
Amos Barker
William Jack Crotty
John Dransfield
John Frank (Vernie) Dransfield
Gap Mills
Covington
Zenith
Harve
Connie Talbort Crozier
Cokesbury Methodist
Sweet Springs
WSCC
Paul Dransfield
Narrows
Mildred Dransfield
Athens
John Frank Cransfield
Cokesbury Methodist Church
Alfred Gunn
Carmel Cemetery
Broyles McGuire
Union
McDowell Murder Trial Opens in McDowell County Court
The Raymond Mullins murder case proceeds in McDowell County Circuit Court with Roger Payne of Bradshaw charged for the May 1980 shooting death found in Mullins' pickup near Beartown. Judge Rudolph Murensky will oversee a trial expected to last at least a week, with juror impaneling starting Monday at 9:30 a.m.
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Welch
Raymond Mullins
McDowell County
Mullins
Roger Payne
Bradshaw
Beartown
Payne
Huttonsville
Rudolph Murensky
Monay
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Graham
Virginia Ave
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Numa
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Beauty
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Virginia
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