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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1983

Page

2

Seven Die In Dickenson County Underground Mine Explosion

Seven coal miners died in a 460 foot deep Clinchfield Coal Co. mine in Dickenson County Virginia after an explosion at 10 15 p m Tuesday three others were injured and 74 escaped. The dead include F C Riner 58 a section foreman Ernest A Hall 30 foreman J Covey French 45 Luther McCoy 37 Dale Stamper Jr 56 Eugene W Meade 26 and Mary K Counts 51 the first woman miner killed in Virginia. Investigators suspect methane with dust and air pressure changes as factors.

Mcclure Virginia Clinchfield Coal Co Dickenson County Jerry Jenkins Clinchfield Coal Susan Copeland Copeland F.C. Riner Dante Ernest A. Hall Castlewood J. Covey French Clintwood Luther McCoy Nora Dale Stamper Jr Lebanon Eugene W. Meade Coeburn Mary K. Counts Nora McClure Appalachian Mountains

OSM Considered Ineffective By Environmental Committee

Washington AP A Appalachian group accuses the Office of Surface Mining of doing little to enforce mine reclamation laws. The Council of Southern Mountains testified to a House panel listing operators, including 25 in West Virginia, who ignored orders and unpaid fines. The group cites inactive sites with landslides and pollution risks while the agency notes $44 million in penalties and a tougher approach since earlier administrations.

Washington Office of Surface Mining Council of Southern Mountains Inc OSM West Virginia Council House Interior Energy and Environment Appalachian L. Thomas Galloway Federal James R. Harris

Pope and Jaruzelski Meet After Krakow Audience

Pope John Paul II held an unplanned two hour talk with Communist Party chief Gen Wojciech Jaruzelski in Krakow during his visit as tens of thousands supported Solidarity. Walesa awaited a meeting, while protests nearby in Nowa Huta and streets ended peacefully under police restraint.

Krakow Poland John Paul II Communist Party Wojciech Jaruzelski Lech Walesa Pope Walesa Solidarity Union Nowa Huta John Paul Jaruzelski Jerzy Urban Wawel Castle Solidarity

Rebels Offer Truce to Arafat in Lebanon Crisis

Beir ut AP Saed Mousa leader of rebel Fatah mutineers called for democratic dialogue with Yasser Arafat to end the fighting in Lebanon while clashes killed 10 and wounded 27. Arafat denied Syrian tank involvement as rival factions clash near Tripoli and along the Beirut Damascus corridor.

Beirut Lebanon Saed Mousa Palestine Liberation Organization Yasser Arafat Tripoli Arab Salim Fatah PLO Arafat Israel Abu Mousa Beirut-Damascus Bekaa al Fatah Revolutionary Council Fatah Central Committee

Virginia's Intermediate Appeals Court Faces Mounting Opposition

In Roanoke AP report, Virginia lawmakers clash over cost and size as state senator Dudley Emick prepares bills to repeal authorizing the new court by 1985 and to expand the Virginia Supreme Court to nine, eleven, or twelve justices. Proponents seek full jurisdiction for all cases, while critics warn of higher costs and overreach.

Roanoke Virginia Intermediate Court of Appeals General Assembly Dudley Emick Jr D-Botetourt Emick Virginia Supreme Court High Court Supreme Court Senate Hunter Andrews

Space Shuttle Rehearses Satellite Retrieval in Weather Delay

NASA astronauts aboard Challenger performed a record aerial maneuver releasing and recapturing the SPAS satellite in orbit. Bad Florida weather delayed the planned Kennedy Space Center landing while Edwards AFB remained option. President Reagan canceled his landing visit due to uncertainty.

Cape Canaveral Fla Florida Reagan NASA Challenger Edwards Air Force Base California Edwards John Cox John Fabian Sally Ride Norman Thagard Robert Crippen Tommy Holloway Crippen Rick Hauck Earth Spas Kennedy Space Center Holloway Army Missile Range White Sands N.M New Mexico White House George F. Page Larry Speakes

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