Iran Arrests Opposition Leader As Oil Strike Deepens
Iranian military authorities arrested Karim Sanjaby 71, chief of the National Front, after a Paris return and a planned news conference. The oil strike persists, with production fluctuating and troops deployed to oil fields as protesters clash with security forces in Ahwaz.
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Most Steel Haulers In East Parked, Independents Say
Pittsburgh AP independent steel haulers claim about 60 percent of Eastern haulers have parked as a coast to coast strike began. FASH says 30,000 Eastern haulers affected. U.S. Steel reports trucks moving light shipments. Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel report normal to light activity. Teamsters officials vow not to halt their drivers, signaling possible route clashes.
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First Major Snow Kills 5 In Rockies
A major weekend snowstorm across Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, and Utah caused five deaths and widespread hazards. Thirteen inches fell in Lander, Wyoming, while Montana and Utah reported substantial snowfall and subzero readings. Travel was treacherous east of the Continental Divide with ice and chain requirements in Montana.
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Carter Plan Faces Mandatory Rules, Consol Leaders Say
In Welch, Consol chairman Brown predicts Carter's voluntary wage and price controls may fail and that mandatory guidelines will come. He says Consol mines in McDowell County show no current layoffs if market conditions hold, but metallurgical coal competitiveness may suffer under ongoing regulations.
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Retired game warden in Roaring Fork district
A retired game warden plans to leave the Roaring Fork forest area amid retirement. The feature highlights his career, memories, and the changes faced by wildlife management in the region.
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West Virginia Weather and News Roundup
Sunday forecasts show West Virginia mainly cloudy and cool with highs upper 40s to near 60 across regions and frosty nights. Other items note antitrust case delays, King Hassan’s Washington stop for a geography lesson, a kidnapping arrest, Norman Rockwell’s farewell, prison security tensions, medical views on the common cold, engineering feats including the New River Gorge Bridge, Purdue students energy pledge, Carter vetoes inflationary bills, Japanese investment tours in WV, and paraquat marijuana hazard revisions.
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