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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1988

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Prison riot at Mack Alford Correctional Center in Stringtown

Inmates at the overcrowded Mack Alford Correctional Center in Stringtown Oklahoma seized eight guards from ten prisoners and held three hostage after a late Friday uprising that gutted one dormitory and damaged two others. One guard and one inmate were injured. Five hostages were released by Saturday, with others in good condition. The inmates, armed with crude knives, demanded negotiators and safety assurances while surrounding the facility with state police and fire units. Governor Bellmon declined to call in the National Guard.

Stringtown Okla Mack Alford Jerry Massie State Department of Corrections Anita Trammell Massie Oklahoma Highway Patrol Corrections Department Henry Bellman National Guard

Bluefield State College Holds 91st Commencement

About 430 degrees were awarded at Bluefield State College 91st commencement in the Ned E. Shott Building. Eustace Frederick of Consolidation Coal Co. urged graduates to stay in the state and use imagination and courage to shape their futures. A 1938 class anniversary marked the event with 17 of 47 alumni receiving recognition.

Bluefield State College Ned E. Shott Eustace Frederick Consolidation Coal Co

Concord grads urged to remember West Virginia

Concord College completed its 113th academic year with commencement in Centennial Hall. Dr. Jerry L Beasley urged graduates and saluted co valedictorians Diane Burton Brian McKinney Zora Milam and Patricia Workman in the Athens ceremony.

Concord Grads West Virginia Athens — Concord College Centennial Hall Jerry L. Beasley Diane Michelle Burton Brian McKinney Zora Catherine Milam Patricia J. Workman

Education session eyed for West Virginia schools plan

West Virginia education leaders anticipate Gov Arch Moore to push a special session on education. Board president Frances Boots Seago cites Lighthouse Schools as a possible core idea and notes prior funding gaps but expects renewed momentum. She also urges salary raises to curb teacher exodus amid budget strains and program cuts.

Princeton Arch A. Moore West Virginia State Board of Education Frances ‘‘Boots Seago Lighthouse Schools Moore

Smuggler swallowed 48 gold nuggets in Mumbai

In Bombay, Mohammed Soorya, 30, was caught after a metal detector beeped at the airport. An X-ray showed 48 gold pieces in his stomach. he admitted swallowing 24 ounces of gold. He faces medical exam then possible charges under India’s ban on private gold imports. Six pieces recovered by Saturday.

Bombay India Mohammed Soorya Persian Gulf Dubai Soorya

Warm Sunday Forecast Hits 80 Degrees Across Area

Partly sunny and very warm today with a high near 80 degrees. Tonight turns partly cloudy with a chance of a thunderstorm and a low around 56. In the classifieds, a Penne newspaper is listed with a Crossword and Lifestyles section highlights.

Accu-Weather

Couple ties knot at Graham Manor in a 1960s romance reprise

Lillian Irene Hash, 61, and Hoyt C. Sproles, 76, wed at Graham Manor at 2 p.m. Saturday marking a reunion after years apart since 1967 when Sproles left for Sacramento to be a bus driver. Hash called the marriage a Godsend and said fate brought them back together after Sproles searched for her late husband Jim Hash in a Bluefield telephone book.

Lillian Irene Hash Hoyt C. Sproles Sacramento Calif Graham Manor Hash Sproles Bluefield Morgantown Jim Hash Lillian

Soviet Army Leaves Afghanistan Amid Violence and Doubts

Bloodied but unbroken the Soviet Army begins withdrawing from Afghanistan amid guerrilla harassment and doubts about the propped Marxist government. A Kabul truck bombing kills 11 civilians. rockets strike a village leaving four dead. Since 1979 Soviets failed to quell a nationwide anti-MMP insurgency and the first units depart from Jalalabad.

Moscow Afghanistan Kabul Kremlin People's Democratic Party of Jalalabad

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