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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1984

Page

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Memorial Day Veterans Remembered Across Nation

Memorial Day weekend traced wars from 1812 to Vietnam with ceremonies and grave visits. Americans enjoyed Dixieland Jubilee in Sacramento and crowds at New Orleans World’s Fair while Tass criticized Reagan. Traffic deaths rose. Capitol memorials for Unknown Serviceman drew thousands as Arlington burial awaited. Waterloo marks Decoration Day history.

Associated Press Sacramento Calif New Orleans Moscow Tass United States Reagan National Safety Council Washington U.S Capitol Arlington Cemetery Waterloo N.Y John Logan Grand Army of the Republic Richard Schreck

Record Tulsa Flood Routs 2,000 Families

A record deluge from overnight rain flooded up to 2,100 homes and displaced about 2,100 families in Tulsa. Eight people were killed as mobile homes, cars, and bridges were ripped apart by floodwaters up to five to ten feet deep. Mayor Terry Young declared a state of emergency and mobilized National Guardsmen as residents sought safety in shelters and boats.

Tulsa Okla Oil City Terry Young State Fairgrounds Cheryl Blonsky American Red Cross Mingo Creek Joe Creek Dirty Butter Creek Bob Patton Civil Defense Ms. Blonsky Young Patton

Jackson Hart Clash Over Policies In 1984 Campaign

The Rev. Jesse Jackson blasted Reagan Africa policy calling the United States a pitiful giant while Gary Hart on a California beach criticized the president’s environmental record. Mondale, close to securing the nomination, prepared for a New Jersey TV call in show after a Sunday rally. Jackson heads to Mexico for Central American peace talks as Hart assails EPA priorities and ties to political supporters. Jerry Brown joined Hart at a restaurant sighting in Big Sur.

Associated Press Jesse Jackson Africa United States Gary Hart Pacific Ocean Walter F. Mondale New Jersey Jackson Mexico Central America Persian Gulf Newark Mideast Hart Big Sur California Reagan Environmental Protection Agency Washington

Hart Plans State Visit and West Virginia Campaign

Hart travels from California to West Virginia for a Memorial Day appearance with 16 percent unemployment as a focal point. He critiques Reagan environmental policy on Big Sur beach and outlines proposals to tax toxic waste, fund nuclear waste disposal, and end subsidies. He plans events in Charleston and Clarksburg, then heads to New Jersey for June 5 primaries.

Charleston W.va Gary Hart California West Virginia Hart Reagan Big Sur Kanawha County Clarksburg Grafton Grafton National Cemetery New Jersey

Periods of Showers and Mild Thunderstorms Expected

The forecast calls for Monday periods of showers and thunderstorms with highs in the lower 70s and lows around the 60s. Tuesday through Thursday remain cloudy with daily chances of showers or storms, highs mid 70s to 80s and lows in the 60s, cooler in the mountains.

National Weather Service

Mountain Festival Climb Stars Clyborne Reed Participants

Ron Clyborne seated and Mike Reed joined the East River Mountain climb Sunday as part of the Mountain Festival. The duo started at Paragon Jewel, the Clyborne estate, and reached the summit. Photo by Fred. see page 3 for stories and pictures.

Ron Clyborne Mike Reed East River Paragon Jewel Clyborne

Magistrate Judy Decker Dies After Auto Crash

McDowell Magistrate Judy Decker 41 of Squire died Sunday from injuries after a one vehicle crash on state Route 16 near Coalwood. She was Southbound at high speed when she lost control on a sharp curve, plunging 260 feet down an embankment. Decker, serving her second term, was to seek a third term June 5 as a Democratic candidate. Her body was sent to Charleston for the official cause of death.

Cox Stevens Clinic Charleston Rt. 16 Rt. 52

Caltex Bars Ships From Northern Gulf Amid Gulf Conflict

Caltex Petroleum Corp barred its oil tankers from loading crude or refined products at Kuwait Ras al Khafji and Iran Kharg Island after threats and attacks in the Iran Iraq war. One crew member described the region as a war zone. Caltex ships will still use Saudi southern ports.

Manama Bahrain Persian Gulf Iran Iraq Caltex Petroleum Corp Kuwait Ras al-Khafji Saudi Arabia Kharg Island Rafael Xuadaro Japan Saudi Arabian Xaadaro Caltex United Arab Emirates Fujaira Khor Fakan Southern Gulf Dubai William Dampier Gulf Daily News Phil Brazier Associated Press Northern Gulf United Nations Riyadh al-Qaysi David Brinkley ABC

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