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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1981

Page

2

Reagan Budget Calls for 695 Billion With Deep Cuts

President Reagan addressed Congress proposing a 695 billion dollar fiscal plan aimed at restoring economic sanity through 48.6 billion in overall cuts. The package boosts defense by 4.8 billion while slashing 300 domestic programs and trimming welfare and education, with a 409 billion savings projected over five years to reach a 1964 budget balance goal.

Washington Reagan Congress Jimmy Carter David A. Stockman Pentagon Carter California Puerto Rico Veterans Administration

Reagan and Trudeau Meet in Ottawa Amid Protests

President Reagan, greeted by jeering demonstrators, met with Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau in Ottawa for a 154 minute introductory talks during his first trip abroad. Officials reported a “meeting of the minds” on El Salvador despite no disagreements, and both leaders said they got on well with plans for possible future summits.

Ottawa Reagan Pierre Elliott Trudeau Trudeau United States Canada U.S el Salvador Parliament Hill

Weather outlook and regional forecast update

Wednesday brings scattered flurries with highs in the mid 30s to low 40s and lingering northward activity. Thursday stays partly cloudy with warmer highs in the 40s to low 50s and fair Friday. Saturday sees a chance of precipitation with highs in the upper 40s and 50s and overnight lows in the 30s.

National Weather Service

HSA Approves Cost Increase For Hospital

Huntington WV the West Virginia Health Systems Agency board recommended approval of a 2.7 million cost increase for St Luke s Hospital replacement project. Humana of West Virginia owns St Luke s and seeks a certificate of need. final decision rests with State Health Planning and Development Agency.

Huntington West Virginia Health Systems Agency St. Luke’s Hospital HSA Downtowner Holiday Inn Humana of West Virginia, Inc St. Luke's Humana State Health Planning and Development Agency State Health Department

Rockefeller to visit Mercer County today amid sales tax vote

Gov. John D. Rockefeller IV plans three Mercer County appearances this morning but cancels three others to be in Charleston for the State Senate vote on his proposed sales tax. He will attend a Chamber breakfast at 8, a Gibbon event at 9:30, and a senior citizens program at 10:15, then return to Charleston.

Barbara Hawkins Princeton John D. Rockefeller IV Mercer County Charleston State Senate Lane Bailey Bluefield Daily Telegraph Rockefeller Senate Business Leaders Princeton- Mercer County Chamber of Commerce Fink Gibbon Glenwood Park Methodist Glenwood Craft Memorial Library Bluefield High School Bailey Bluefield Central Fairview

McDowell election appeal rejected by state high court

The West Virginia Supreme Court refused to hear Floyd Hunt and Patricia Boyd’s bid to declare Blair and Taylor ousted. Marinari had ruled no vacancy existed at the Nov. 4 election since Lawson and Matney had not yet been affirmed removed. Justice Miller would have reviewed the ruling.

Charleston W.va State Supreme Court McDowell County Commission Floyd Hunt Jack Marinari McDowell Circuit Court Marinari Robert E. Blair Rollo L. Taylor Hunt Patricia Boyd Thomas B. Miller McDowell Circuit Thomas R. Lawson Chester Matney Blair Taylor Lawson Matney Ms. Boyd Mathey Supreme Court Circuit Court Commission

Postal Rates Rise To 18 Cents March 22

Washington AP The cost of a first class letter climbs from 15 to 18 cents on March 22. The Postal Service Governors faulted the Rate Commission for approving the 18 cent rate, urging reconsideration and warning of further hikes if kept.

Washington Postal Service Service Postal Rate Commission Rate Commission

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