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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1983

Page

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Comeback For Met Coal Timetable Here In West Virginia

The Associated Press report outlines how McDowell County’s met coal slump has driven 35 percent unemployment and spurred local business owners and economists to speculate on recovery. It notes economist William Miernyk’s caution, Welch grocer H C Lewis III’s crisis measures, and opinions on imports and foreign coal influence, including Japanese and Australian markets.

McDowell County Welch William Miernyk West Virginia University Lewis U.S Miernyk Australia West Virginia

Ruckelshaus Nominated to Lead EPA in Quiet Move

Reagan eyes William D. Ruckelshaus to run the Environmental Protection Agency as credibility repair efforts intensify. An administration official says a final decision awaited review of potential conflicts of interest. Ruckelshaus would be returning to a post he held from 1970 to 1973.

Washington Reagan Environmental Protection Agency William D. Ruckelshaus Ruckelshaus White House Larry Speakes The Weyerhaeuser Co Federal Way Wash Seattle EPA Camp David Russell W. Peterson Council On Environmental Quality Nixon Ford National Audubon Society Walter Barber Barber Albuquerque N.M Anne M. Burford

Rape at Big Dan's shakes New Bedford community

A brutal two hour assault at Big Dan's tavern left a woman raped by multiple men while patrons cheered. Police say 9 to 15 men participated with four charged in aggravated rape and two more as accessories. The case heightened fears and spurred activism for feminist reforms.

New Bedford Mass Big Dan’s Darlene Wheeler Gloria Steinem Ms. Wheeler Coalition Against Rita Moniz Southeastern Massachusetts University Purchase Street Brian Lawler North End Daniel Silvia John Cordeiro Victor Raposo Joseph Vieira Jose Medeiros Virgilio Medeiros Bristol County Ronald Pina

Journey to Norfolk Opens Pocahontas Coalfield Centennial

Norfolk Mayor Vincent Johns holds a commemorative plaque after receiving a carload of Pocahontas No 3 coal during the opening events of the Pocahontas Coalfield Centennial Celebration. Russell Long of Saeger and Daily Telegraph Coal Editor H Edward Steele are pictured nearby as about 300 residents attend.

Norfolk Vincent Johns Thomas Pocahontas Coalfield Russell Long Saeger Daily Telegraph H. Edward Steele

Train Trip Festive Journey Into Yesterday Sparks Centennial Pride

More than 300 passengers rode the steam powered Journey Into Yesterday from Bluefield to Roanoke to mark Pocahontas Coalfield Centennial. The open air car offered chilly winds and close views as onlookers waved from stations and local schools performed along the route. A coupling issue and heater addition delayed the train about an hour, but riders enjoyed a memorable, party like celebration despite the setback.

Doug Crickmer Norfolk Station Bluefield Pocahontas Roanoke Hamp Crawford Roanoke Transportation Museum Musser Raleigh Court West Virginia

Sunday Weather Sketch and Local News Notes

Sunday weather updates forecast increasing cloudiness with a chance of rain by nightfall and highs near 50. Rain tonight changes to wet snow by morning with lows near 30s. Extended outlook shows rain Monday ending Tuesday and partly cloudy Wednesday with mid 50s highs and 30s lows.

Miner Dreams of Mask Making and Comic Book Venture

Keith Justice, a Wyoming County coal miner, plans to quit mining to sell fright masks and costumes. He builds masks from paper mache and fur, renting them for Halloween and haunted events, while also collecting comic books valued at about 14 thousand dollars. He aims to open a store next year and diversify into Easter bunnies, Santa outfits, capes, wigs, and more.

Pineville Wyoming County Keith Justice Justice Baileysville High School U.S. Steel

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Met Coal Associated Press Morgantown H.C. Lewis III Danny Dotson D&t Chevrolet Bradshaw Big Dan Karen Kaplan Logan Man Loves the Movies BCH Walesa Princeton Virginia Sunday Hignore National Weather Service NOAA Pete Giles County Medical Update Settee Mercer Notebook Miner Garret Mathews Daily Telegraph News
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