Israel warns of deeper Lebanon pullback if Syria stays
Israel's Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir signaled possible retrenchment in southern Lebanon if Syria fails to withdraw under a U S backed plan. Cabinet backed Shultz draft but objections rose. Shamir warned of safe deployments for IDF and Galilee security as talks with Lebanon and the United States continue.
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West Virginia Anthology Offers Fresh Views Sunday
Sunday Think West Virginia is boring Youll think differently when you read a West Virginia Anthology in todays sunday magazine Hydroelectric dam proposals spring up across state page 7A Sunny s Halo wins the Derby sports page 1B sports medicine clinic an tant virsrappy Mount View wins Coppinger Surgery process cuts far away page 2D Parents volunteer in the schools and it works page 8A
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Parade Fans Watch 30 Bands Traverse Bland Street
Felicia Jones Kristie Brown and Brandi Jones stand with other residents as about 30 bands march down Bland Street. The crowd cheers as sights from the parade capture the attention of the community during the festive culmination.
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Telegraph Women Take Top Awards at WV Press Women Contest
Three Daily Telegraph reporters captured nine first place awards in the 1982 West Virginia Press Women's Communication Contest. Pat Cecil led with six firsts across newswriting feature writing interview special article special series and feature photography. Karen Kaplan earned two firsts in editorial writing and editing a special section. Barbara Hawkins won a first in personal column and a second in newswriting.
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Browning Sees Economic Revival as Top Governor Goal
West Virginia Attorney General Chauncey Browning, unofficial Democratic candidate for governor, argues the state must appoint a governor in January 1985 who can immediately revitalize the economy and return people to work. He cites 20 years in state government and four terms as attorney general as qualifications and warns the next four years will be hard. Browning plans campaign across Mercer and Bluefield areas, emphasizing experience over novelty and signaling readiness to lead without on the job training.
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Mine Workers Go To Polls In District 28 Election
More than 11,000 United Mine Workers District 28 members vote Tuesday for new officers. Incumbent President John Kennedy is favored over John Burden, with running mate Don McCamey also expected to win. Kennedy highlights unity, district growth, and a new $700,000 Castlewood headquarters as signs of prudent leadership amid layoffs.
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