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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1988

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Laurie Dann terror spree shocks Winnetka patients

A 30-year-old woman tainted juice with arsenic delivering to six homes and snacks to Northwestern fraternities before opening fire at Hubbard Woods Elementary, killing an 8 year old and injuring others, then dying by suicide as police continued investigations.

Winnetka Ill Dann Laurie Dann Ms. Dann Laurie Herbert Timm Hubbard Woods Chicago Glencoe Highland Park Timm Highland Park Hospital Gene Kalvaitis Madison Wis

Nude woman causes two crashes then steals ambulance

In Los Angeles a naked woman strolling along a road triggered two separate crashes as drivers were distracted. Paramedics found her at the first scene and she later stole the ambulance driving the wrong way on a freeway until hitting a bread truck. Valerie Morales, 27, was arrested nearby.

Los Angeles Valerie Morales Los Angeles County Glendale Waterman

Weather Outlook and Temperatures for Today

Today's high reaches 83 degrees with partly sunny skies according to Accu Weather. Tonight will be partly cloudy with patchy fog and a low near 63.

Accu-Weather

Reagan urges treaty action before Moscow summit

President Reagan urged the Senate to ratify the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty before his May 29 to June 2 Moscow summit with Mikhail Gorbachev. He cited committee scrutiny and urged bipartisan support as Byrd warned action was fading and Dole remained cautiously optimistic while Reagan prepared to travel to Helsinki ahead of the talks.

Washington Reagan Senate Mikhail Gorbachev Moscow Robert C. Byrd D-W.va Robert Dole R-Kan Wednesda Helsinki Finland

Princeton girl visits USSR on peace youth trip

Stephanie Moshiex, 17, Princeton High School senior, joined three West Virginia students on a two week Soviet Union tour in April. Organized by the Northeast Jurisdiction of the United Methodist Church, the trip aimed to meet Soviet youth and share peace from a non political view. The group of 33 students and five adults traveled from Helsinki to Moscow Leningrad Zelenogorsk and Tallinn, visiting after school programs and a Tallinn English language school. Homes of local families were welcoming and the students found the experience enlightening and cordial.

Stephanie Moshiex Princeton High School West Virginia Soviet Union United Methodist Church Moshier Helsinki Finland Moscow Leningrad Zelenogorsk Tallinn

Mountain Festival funds limit Bluefield Chamber reach

The Mountain Festival earns regional attention but little revenue for the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce. President Frazier Miller says festival revenue cannot fund operations, relying instead on the Coal Show and Better Living Show. Executive Director Don Fogus notes membership helps cover much of annual expenditures.

Bluefields Greater Bluefield Chamber Don Fogus

Presidents damaged by dishonesty, Donaldson says

Char­lottesville AP Wide coverage notes ABC chief White House correspondent Sam Donaldson at the University of Virginia valediction asserting Presidents Reagan Nixon and Johnson harmed their presidencies through dishonesty with the American public. He cites the Contra affair as policy fault even if Reagan did not know of the diversion of funds and stresses a leader bears blame for staff actions.

Charlottesville Reagan Nixon Johnson White House Sam Donaldson University of Virginia Donaldson Abc-Tv

Reassurance program helps seniors in Princeton

Robert N. Witten, 77, volunteers at the Princeton Police Department each Thursday from 8:30 to 10:30 am in the Senior Citizen Reassurance Program. About 25 seniors use the service, with five volunteers taking assigned days to call and check on participants who live alone and may have no other contact.

Princeton Robert N. Witten Witten Garland Brock Cleon Richardson Rupert Cooper Bill Brenneman

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