22 Nov 1985
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1985
Page
1
NBC's Mussolini The Untold Story blends history and television entertainment this week. George C. Scott stars in the dramatic piece guiding viewers through the rise of Mussolini with a documentary tone and theatrical storytelling.
President Reagan told Congress the U S Soviet summit yielded a measure of progress on arms control though no minds were fully aligned. He warned that goodwill alone won t fix big problems and urged real peace over cosmetic changes while noting his impatience for results. He cited an 18 hour day and full House ovation.
President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev emerged from their Geneva talks with no progress on halting the arms race. Both sides stuck to fixed positions on Star Wars as the session ended friendly yet unmoving, while aides noted the value of dialogue despite ongoing tensions.
The summit produced two planned future meetings in 1986 and 1987 in the United States and the Soviet Union. An agenda of arms control, cultural exchanges, air safety, consulates, and energy research was agreed, with several areas like Star Wars Salt II and joint space ventures left unresolved.
The forecast calls for a cloudy day with a 60 percent chance of showers and highs in the mid to upper 50s. Tonight remains cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain and lows around 40. Weather A-8
Donna Crigger of Bluefield, 37, charged with aiding jail inmate Christopher Lee Umberger in connection with his escape attempt. Bond set at 125000 total. Crigger arraigned, investigators continue probing accomplices as law enforcement warns more arrests may follow. Deputy shot, mall evacuated during the incident.
About 75 people protested the cancellation of former ANC member Matalepula Chabaku’s speech at Princeton High School, with NAACP and Citizens for Freedom of Speech representatives calling for an apology and another show at board expense. They urged action against Principal G W Keatley and Maj Raymond McKinney, while Supt. Baker said the board will review the facts amid reported misinformation.
Hurricane Kate struck the Florida Panhandle with 100 mph winds causing roofs to tear off, water towers to topple, and widespread flooding. At least 13 deaths were linked to the storm in the Atlantic hurricane season as evacuations continued and residents sought shelter.
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