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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1972

Page

8

FBI Expands Search For Air Pirate In Indiana

A manhunt for the young hijacker resumed near Mississinewa Reservoir as 170 searchers combed a 28 square mile wooded area. The gunman, who seized American Airlines flight 119 in St Louis and left with $502000, may have parachuted or fallen from the jet, and his fate remains unclear.

Peru Ind FBI Mississinewa American Airlines Jim Martin Indiana St. Louis Martin Diamond X Horse Club New York City Tulsa Oklahoma City Los Angeles San Diego Missouri City Lambert-St. Louis International Airport

WVU Teacher On Coal Mine Tour

WVU professor Earle P. Shoub travels Australia to inspect underground and surface coal mines and study engineering and medical surveillance programs. He compares pneumonitis data with the United States and reviews procedures with the Joint Coal Board of Australia.

Morgantown W.va Earle P. Shoub West Virginia University Occupational Diseases Laboratory Shoub Appalachian Laboratory For Occupational Respiratory Diseases Alford Joint Coal Board of Australia Australia United States Sydney Brisbane

Glass containers recycled rise in early 1972 totals

The Glass Container Manufacturers Institute says more than 211 million used glass containers were reclaimed and recycled into new bottles and jars in the first quarter of 1972, up from 96 million in early 1971. Over one billion bottles have been recycled since the program began about two years ago.

New York Glass Container Manufacturers Institute

Six Killed In Chesapeake Auto Crash

Six people died and three were seriously hurt in a head-on crash on U S 18 at the Bowers Hill overpass near Chesapeake. Police said five adults died at Portsmouth General Hospital and a teen boy died later at Maryview Hospital. The victims include Henry M. Panther 44 Linwood Lee Brickhouse 35 Louis Gaynell Addrian 44 Versenia Daniels Panther undetermined Jessie L. Belvin 51 and John Earl Daniels Jr. 17. Two boys and two girls remained in serious condition. The crash occurred about 5 30 p m with a westbound Suffolk licensed car believed to carry a family of six.

Chesapeake Bowers Hill U. S. 18 South Military Highway Portsmouth General Hospital Maryview Hospital Henry M. Panther Suffolk Linwood Lee Brickhouse Louis Gaynell Addrian Versenia Daniels Panther Jessie L. Belvin Portsmouth John Earl Daniels Jr

Missing Infant Returned Home in Bluefield

A three year old girl, Lora Church, was reported missing from 1151 Johnson Street Bluefield Sunday afternoon. She was found on Princeton Avenue with other children and told police she was running away from home. She was returned to her mother just before 5 p.m. after state trooper B R Chafin helped locate her.

Bluefield Johnson Street Lora Church Princeton Avenue Sally Church Lora

Action program director named for Maryland and DC

Washington AP Bell 41 a former automobile executive becomes Action program director for Maryland and the District of Columbia overseeing daily operations and development of domestic volunteer programs. Action established last July by President Nixon to administer federal volunteer programs at home and overseas.

Washington Ron J Skip” Bell Maryland District of Columbia Action Joe Blatchford Bell Automobile Company Buffalo N.Y California State Office of Economic Opportunity Nixon

Woman Moderator Named By Canadian Church

The United Church of Canada announced that for the first time a woman has been nominated moderator. Rev. K. Harriet Christie of Toronto leads five nominees. Christie is deputy secretary of the Division of Mission in Canada. The winner will be chosen August 15 at the 25th general council in Saskatoon.

Toronto United Church of Canada K. Harriet Christie Dr. Christie Division of Mission In Canada A. B. B. Moore Saskatoon

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