Hurley and Clintwood Clash in Garden Showdown
In Appalachia coverage, Hurley faces Clintwood in a garden event at Tazewell with Radford noted among participants. The page fragment signals local sports or community activity with multiple town mentions and a venue in Virginia.
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Clintwood
Aes Hats
Tazewell Radford
Saturday Weather Outlook for Mild Partial Sunshine
The forecast calls for partial sunshine and milder conditions with a high near 50. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low around 34. Weather A-12
Reappraisal program faces potential delays amid many appeals
The statewide property value reappraisal program sees thousands of appeals arriving, prompting questions about further schedule delays. The editorial notes the burden on local assessors, discusses possible timetable slippages, and suggests steps to streamline review while safeguarding fairness.
Miners eye purchasing coal assets in Gary area
About 40 laid off workers from U S Steel Mining met at Gary United Methodist Church to explore buying or leasing the Alpheus assets in McDowell County and running them as an employee controlled operation. They spoke with government and USX reps who urged caution and outlined possible outcomes for the five mines and prep plant. The company had idled more than 1,000 workers earlier this month and expressed no current plans to sell or lease, though a discussion was encouraged.
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Gary
U.S. Steel Mining Co
McDowell County
USX
Gary United Methodist Church
T.J. Scott
Scott
Weirton Steel
Alpheus
El-Tech poised for Air Force contract in Princeton
Sen. Jay Rockefeller announced El-Tech Research Corp. of Princeton is near a major Air Force award for classified electronics assembly work. The deal, likely to be signed by year’s end, aims to start with 50 employees, growing to 200 by 1987, with government contracts making up 60 to 70 percent of work.
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El-Tech Research Corp
Princeton
U.S. Air Force
Jay Rockefeller
D-W.va
U.S. Air Force Logistics Command
Robins Air Force Base
Robins
Rockefeller
Harpal S. Dhillon
Engineering and Economics Research Inc
Reston
El-Tech
Air Force
Department of Defense
West Virginia
Greater Bluefield United Way exceeds campaign goal
The United Way of Greater Bluefield surpassed its goal with pledges and donations totaling 275,588.29, aided by a 3,000 corporate gift from Baker Mine Service. The 1986 goal was 274,538.77, and 20 local human service agencies will benefit from the funds.
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United Way of
Greater Bluefield
Bill Craft
United Way
Bill Fox
Norfolk & Western
Vo-tech schools recruit help of business leaders
West Virginia vocational centers enlist business leaders to shape curricula and boost job placement. Mercer County Vocational Center uses a 117 member advisory board of industry professionals to align classes and equipment with business needs. McDowell County Center maintains an eight member board that meets regularly, while state workshops help county placement officers stay current. The schools stay in touch with graduates to improve opportunities. Dana Lynch of Baker Mine Service cited as an example of industry involvement.
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West Virginia
Mercer County Vocational and Technical Center
Robert Bailey
Bailey
McDowell County
Dana Lynch
General Manger
Baker Mine Service
Tennessee Wins Saturn Plant in Industrial Push
Industry leaders stress basic skills as critical in attracting the General Motors Saturn plant. GM spokesman Chester Francke, at GM’s Human Resource Center, explains training is broadly defined and hard to quantify, while states debate bid levels and workforce measures.
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Tennessee
General Motors
Saturn
West Virginia
General Motors Corp
Chester Francke
Detroit Corporation
United Autoworkers Union
Iran Paid 12 Million for Arms in Iran Contra Briefing
House leader Jim Wright disclosed that Iran paid at least 12 million dollars for 2,008 American made TOW anti-tank missiles, with funds reportedly deposited in a Swiss bank. CIA chief William J. Casey testified at a closed hearing as senators and representatives pressed details of the covert arms program.
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Washington
Reagan
Iran
Tehran
Israel
House
Jim Wright
Texas
Administration
William J. Casey
Central Intelligence Agency
Switzerland
George P. Shultz
Ottawa
Senate Intelligence Committee
Congress
Robert C. Byrd
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
Intelligence Committee
Byrd and Dole Share Light Moment After White House Meeting
Senate leaders Robert Byrd and Bob Dole exchanged jokes with President Reagan during a White House meeting. The scene captured Byrd, Dole, and Reagan in a relaxed moment as transition talks continued.
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Senate
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Robert Dole
R -Kansas
Reagan
White House
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