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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1977

Page

8

40 Channel CBs Stir Uncertainty Among Shoppers

The Daily Telegraph reports mixed sales for 40-channel and 23-channel CB radios after the January rollout. Retailers and owners express doubt about better input quality, price differences, and whether widespread adoption will favor 40-channel units, with many predicting a gradual shift as prices fall.

Daily Telegraph Mary Hill Hill & Hill Communications Princeton the Telegraph Cbs Charles Tiller Rocky Gap Tiller Anthony Musolin A & J TV Bluewell Jim Brown Motorola Communications and Electronics Inc Beckley Cecil Muncy, Jr Muncy Sporting Goods Gilbert

Rockefeller Indicates Consideration of Tax Increase

West Virginia Governor Jay Rockefeller said a tax increase is being considered though form uncertain. He praised the enacted 841.5 million general revenue budget, noted road funding shortfalls, and said food tax removal is effectively dead while urging more lead time for highway projects.

Charleston W.va Jay Rockefeller Rockefeller Associated Press West Virginia A. James Manchin State Capitol Manchin State Building Commission Science and Culture Center

Three Youths Killed in Soweto Police Clash

In Soweto South Africa three black youths died two in a riot related accident and one by police gunfire during a massive student led protest against detention of leaders. Tens of thousands joined barricades stones and arson as riot police moved through the township. A 16 year old Thami Bunge was among those shot. Police reported arrests and clashes continued around Johannesburg.

Johannesburg South Africa Soweto Pretoria Klipspruit Thami Bunge Muller Dawid Kriel

Reds Warn Fall Helsinki Review Could Break Down

Belgrade Yugoslavia AP reports Soviet delegate Yuri Vorontsov warned the 35 nation talks on the Helsinki Final Act could fail if Moscow Spirit's wording is rejected. The U S and Western allies demand a clear division between review and new proposals to address human rights. Vorontsov likened the stance to preventing a fall, saying he aims to help the process.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Soviet Union Moscow Yuri Vorontsov Europe East Germany Poland Bulgaria Hungary Czechoslovakia United States Canada Vorontsov

Virginia education warnings spark resistance to higher costs

Virginia taxpayers push back against rising public education costs at a State Board of Education hearing on 1978 80 standards. The plan raises professional staff per 1000 students to 54 by 1978, up from 48, despite past failed attempts to reach 49.

Richmond Virginia U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA R.V. Davis State Water Control Board Davis SWCB State Board of Education State Department of Education Virginia General Assembly

Blumenthals Separate After 26 Years of Marriage

Treasury Secretary W Michael Blumenthal and his wife Ei leen are separating after 26 years. A Treasury spokesman said the decision was mutual and private with no further comment. They have three grown daughters. Blumenthal led Bendix Corp before joining the Carter administration.

Washington Treasury W. Michael Blumenthal Eileen Joseph Laitin Blumenthals Blumenthal Bendix Corp Michigan Carter Margaret Eileen Polley United States U.S

French Child Killer Dies At Guillotine

Jerome Carreia, 36, who drowned 8-year-old Cathy Petit in 1975 after an attempted rape, was executed by guillotine in Douai. The case renews France's heated debate on capital punishment with comments from his lawyer, a prisoners’ group, and Le Monde noting the crime and the broader social issues.

Department of Health Rockefeller Douai France Jerome Carreia Cathy Petit Carreia Pierre Lefranc Lefranc Prisoners’ Action Committee le Monde

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