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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1983

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Industry Urges Protections Against Unfair Trade Practices

Washington union and business leaders urged Congress to pass about 60 amendments and new laws to end unfair trading by foreign competitors. They lament slow relief rules and call for swift action against subsidies from Japan France and Canada, arguing for stronger enforcement of anti dumping and countervailing duties.

Washington Congress House Ways and Means Trade Trade Reform Action Coalition U.S Conner Japan France Canada Arthur W. Davidson Metalworking Fair Trade Coalition W. Ray Shockley American Textile Manufacturers Institute

Kimberling Creek Pastures Critical Area Treatment Plan

Virginia Soil Conservation Service issues a Finding of No Significant Impact for the Kimberling Creek Pastures Critical Area Treatment RC&D Measure in Bland and Giles counties. No environmental impact statement will be prepared. notice sent to agencies. Public copies of the FONSI available. public review period begins upon Federal Register publication. Manly S. Wilder, State Conservationist, May 18, 1983.

Department OF Agriculture Soil Conservation Service Virginia Soil Conservation Ser Council On Environmental Quality U S. Department of Agriculture Kimberling Creek Bland Giles Manly S. Wilder North Eighth Street P.O. Box Richmond Giles County Environmental Protection Agency FONSI Federal Register Office of Management and Budget

Supreme Court tosses New Jersey redistricting for tiny variance

The 5-4 decision rejects the 0.69 percent population gap in New Jersey districts as insufficient without good faith reasons. Brennan led the ruling, warning that any standard short of population equality erodes one person one vote, with citations of other states and implications for future maps.

Washington Supreme Court New Jersey House of Representatives William J. Brennan Brennan Indiana Alabama Tennessee Virginia North Carolina New York Kentucky Massachusetts New Mexico Arkansas Ohio Nevada Oklahoma West Virginia High Court Thurgood Marshall Harry A. Blackmun John Paul Stevens Sandra Day O'Connor

Tougher Cigarette Warnings Proposed

Senate panel approved a bill to require stronger cigarette warnings on packages and ads. It would state smoking causes cancer emphysema heart disease and may harm pregnancy with penalties for disclosures. The act also funds public health education and requires every company to list chemical additives with quantities.

Washington Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee Thomas F. Eagleton D-Mo Eagleton John P. East R-N.c East Dan Quayle R-Ind Senate Secretary of Health and Human Services Horace R. Kornegay Tobacco Institute HHS Kornegay Edward Brandt Orrin G. Hatch Utah Hatch Surgeon General U.S. Public Health Service Washington, D.C

Public meeting on elderly area plan set for Princeton WV

The Region I Planning and Development Council Area Agency on Aging will hold a public meeting on the FY 1984 85 Area Plan for Programs for the Elderly funded under the Older Americans Act on Thursday June 30 1983 at 1 00 P M at Princeton City Hall Princeton West Virginia. The plan covers nutrition and social services for residents age 60 and over in Mercer McDowell Monroe Raleigh Summers and Wyoming counties. All interested persons are urged to attend.

Region I Planning and Development Council Area Agency On Aging Princeton West Virginia Mercer McDowell Monroe Raleigh Summers Wyoming

May prices climb aided by gasoline cost surge

Washington AP reports consumer prices rose 0.5 percent in May led by higher energy costs. Gasoline jumped 4.2 percent after a nickel tax hike, with fuel oil and natural gas also up. Earnings rose 0.6 percent, keeping pay ahead of inflation as the economy shows tentative recovery signals.

Washington Reagan National Federation of Independent Business White House Larry Speakes Allen Gutheim Wharton Econometrics Philadelphia Sandra Shaber Chase Econometrics Labor Department NEW York New York Commodity Exchange Wheat First Securities, Inc American Furniture Apple Computer Bassett Furniture BA Bluefield Supply Burke Parsons Bite Dominion Bankshares Equinox Solar Inc First Carolina General Energy Glaxo Holdings Adr Sep MCI Communication AD Dec Miller Tech Pulaski Furniture Mle Mar Quadrex Corp Ragen Precision Service Merchandise Sunlite Oil Co Westmoreland Coal Wilson Foods

Stock Market Ends Mixed As Dow Dips From Peak

New York reports a mixed stock day with the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipping 1.71 to 1,245.69 after a late rally. Broad indicators still hit records as labor and inflation data show modest gains amid wary investors. Trading volume rose with 110.27 million shares on the Big Board.

New York Monte Gordon Dreyfus Corp New York Stock Exchange NYSE American Stock Exchange Standard & Poor S&p

EPA Chief Calls For Coordinated Pollution Controls

EPA chief William Ruckelshaus warned of a troubled emotional period in U S pollution policy and urged federal agencies to coordinate health risk assessments. He urged a single standard method for cancer risk and a common legislative formula weighing risks and substitutes, criticizing conflicting agency positions.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency William Ruckelshaus Ruckelshaus National Academy of Sciences House of Science

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