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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1983

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Shultz Angered Over More Fighting In Mideast

Secretary of State George P. Shultz ended his two week Mideast shuttle in Beirut and Paris expressing anger at Syria and Israel for not stopping fighting in Lebanon. He outlined a withdrawal framework with Israeli patrols in a security zone and liaison offices, while stressing U.S. efforts to keep the tentative agreement intact.

Shultz Mideast Paris George P. Shultz Beirut Syria Israel Lebanon Organization For Economic Coopera Tion Francois Mitterrand Middle East U.S United States Saudi Arabia Tel Aviv Yitzhak Shamir Amin Gemayel Shweifat Souk al-Gharb Aitat Druse Philip C. Habib Morris L. Draper Gemayel Shafik Wazzan Elie Salem Jordan

Israel Lebanon concede on major points in Shultz deal

Israel and Lebanon posted concessions as George Shultz pressed a breakthrough for Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon. The draft permits a small Israeli force to join Lebanese troops in a 30 mile security zone under Lebanese command with Haddad in a broadened role. UNIFIL would be limited and kept north of Sidon, while a U S Israeli Lebanese commission would oversee the plan.

Israel Lebanon Palestine Liberation Organization Maj Saad Haddad Haddad PLO Shultz Zaharani Mediterranean Israeli Panhandle Beirut Awali United Nations Interim Force In Unifil Sidon U.S Dan Meridor Camp David Egypt

Mystery Host Behind Race Bridge Supper Club In Montgomery

About 35 attendees joined a dinner organized to improve race relations in Montgomery. A letter signed by Jack Smith invited clergymen, lawyers, reporters, black and white to the Friendly Supper Club meeting, with no one claiming authorship. The dinner urged interracial exchanges and monthly meetings, but the host remains unidentified.

Montgomery Ala Jack Smith Friendly Supper Club John Alford Ohio Michigan Friendly Supper Club of Bill Stephens Alabama Retirement Systems Stephens

West Virginia Weather Outlook May 14 to 18

The National Weather Service forecasts a stretch of fair skies Wednesday through Friday with highs in the 70s and overnight lows in the 40s to 50s. May 14 through May 18 outlook calls for near normal daytime highs around the 70s and nights in the 40s to low 50s with above normal rainfall.

National Weather Service West Virginia

Argentine Report On Dirty War Mostly Rejected

Buenos Aires AP report details international and domestic rejection of the junta's April 28 final report on the 1975-79 crackdown. Foreign Minister Lanari cites conspiracy to discredit Argentina while critics from Italy, Spain, France, the Vatican, the U.N., and unions call for a fuller accounting of deaths and disappearances. The junta defends acts as legal and necessary as it nears a 1984 civilian rule pledge.

Buenos Aires Argentina Juan Aguirre Lanari Rome Junta

West Virginia College Costs Seen As Bargain Despite Hikes

Allison Henderson, student representative on the West Virginia Board of Regents, argues that although tuition and fees rose for the third year in a row, higher education remains cheaper here than in surrounding states. She curses the focus on bricks and mortar and urges discretion to fund child care and remedial education, not athletics. Ed Grose counterpoints that increases were deliberate to reach parity with neighboring states and involved input from each college.

Charleston W.va West Virginia Allison Henderson State Board of Regents

Screaming Man Rescued From Blazing Wreck

Four motorists stopped at night to pull 18 year old Mark Williamson from a burning sportscar after a crash near Bedford Virginia. Williamson remained in stable condition at Roanoke Memorial Hospital with burns to the head and back. Neighbors and escape attempts followed as deputies investigated the MG Midget crash and Williamson expressed confusion about what happened.

Bedford Mark Williamson Roanoke Memorial Hospital Here Bedford County C.A. Dellinger J.T. Dooley Gloria Williamson Dooley Rick Agee Gary DeSimone Dellinger

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