Poland battles erupt as strikes loom at Lenin shipyard
Riot squads crushed a 10 day strike at the Lenin shipyard in Gdansk while thousands of police ringed the shipyard in a tense standoff with defiant workers. Solidarity leader Lech Walesa vowed to stay as clashes spread to Nowa Huta and other sites across Poland amid the worst unrest since 1981.
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Bluefield College names Acting CEO Dr Gary Garner
Acting CEO Dr Gary N Garner dean of the college and registrar at Bluefield College was named acting chief executive on Thursday. Garner a Prentiss Mississippi native has been with the Baptist college since 1983 and previously served as Clarke College dean of academic affairs registrar and associate professor and chairman of foreign languages at Louisiana?
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Plans dropped for Bluefield building
Plans to convert the old Bluefield Sanitarium into offices and apartments were abandoned after Mills Oliver Webb Inc of Blackaturg Virginia failed to find an investor. The firm had held an option to develop the building on Federal and Bland streets in downtown Bluefield. Bob Mills, the architect, confirmed no investor willing to purchase and manage the project could be found.
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Dukakis vows coal mine revival in campaign tour
Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis visited a Cedar Grove coal mine and pledged to restore jobs for West Virginia miners if elected president. He criticized Bush for lacking a national energy policy and proposed near mine power plants to move energy to the Northeast, endorsing clean coal and coal to car fuel tech.
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Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
West Virginia
Dukakis
George Bush
New England
Arch A. Moore Jr
Children 6 topple while sliding down Spar tanburg sidewalk
Carrie Walker and William Bersaglia both six years old tumble during a street spill on a Spar tanburg sidewalk. Rescue crews arrive as bystanders monitor their condition. The incident highlights safety near residential sidewalks in Spartanburg South Carolina.
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William Bersaglia
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Iron levels linked to cold feeling in women
Scientists report that women who feel unusually cold might have mild iron deficiency. Ferritin blood tests are advised as a more accurate indicator than hemoglobin. Diets should include lean red meat fish poultry beans beets leafy greens, with iron absorption aided by juice.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Henry Lukaski
Local forecast: cloudy with showers high 60
Ac cu-Weather reports today will be cloudy with showers and a high near 60. Tonight remains partly cloudy with a low around 45 degrees.
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Accu-Weather
Obituary notices and classifieds in Weekend Edition
Obituaries feature in Section C Weekend Television and Section D Classifieds. The notice appears in Volume 93, Number 127 with the usual obituary and business notices coordinated across sections. The specific names, dates, and details are not readable in the fragment, but the issue format indicates standard memorials and ads are included.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Princeton
Barbara Hawkins
Mercer County
Alvira Nathaniel
Ecuador
Pam Lasure
David Quick
Tazewell Community Hospital
Daily Telegraph
Inferno Burns Los Angeles Skyscraper Tower Fire Toll Rises
A blaze gutted four floors of the 62 story First Interstate Bank Tower in Los Angeles killing one and injuring 40. Fire officials estimated damage at 450 million as crews battled the inferno from the roof and staircases. Helicopters aided rescue of workers while a partial sprinkler system remained in place.
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Los Angeles
California
First Interstate Bank
Steve Varney
John Ferraro
Radmila Radich
Nurses Recognized For Service On National Nurses Day
Staff writers note National Nurses Day honors nurses and their community value. Dinah Magyan, a decade in nursing, leads Princeton Community Hospital’s post operative surgical unit and emphasizes patient contact as central to her life in nursing.
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Florence Nightingale
Dinah Magyan
Princeton Community Hospital
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Breakfast study favors cold fortified cereals for kids
A study of 548 children by University of Missouri nutritionists Gretchen Hill and Gary Stampley finds those eating cold packed cereals as breakfast tend to be better nourished than peers using other foods. Nutritionist Bonnie Liebman agrees with the conclusion, urging selection of healthful, low sugar, whole grain cereals.
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Gretchen Hill
Gary Stampley
Bonnie Liebman
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