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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1985

Page

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Bluefield woman get lawyer in jail inmate escape case

Donna Crigger 37 of Bluefield appeared in Mercer County Circuit Court for appointment of counsel in an accessory charge tied to an inmate’s escape bid. Judge William O. Bivens Jr. appointed David Katz, bond set at 100000 for kidnapping accessory and 25000 for malicious wounding accessory.

Donna Crigger Bluefield Mercer County Circuit Court William O. Bivens Jr Crigger Chris Umberger Princeton David Katz Frank Thomas Don Meadows Luther Byrd Charles R. Smith Smith Umberger Ms. Crigger Christopher Lee Umberger Ernie Taylor Mercer Mall Earl Barrett

Kate Storms Southeast Through Georgia and Carolinas

Tropical Storm Kate swept north from Georgia into the Carolinas on Friday, knocking out power, washing out bridges, closing schools, and delaying high school football playoffs. It previously battered the Florida Panhandle as a hurricane, with winds up to 75 mph in Tallahassee.

Kate Georgia Carolinas Florida Panhandle Tallahassee Sheila Cason Grady County Sheriff’s Department Cairo Bluefield Jerry Orchanian National Weather Service Charleston Juan Virginias Martinsburg Elkins Orchanian Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains Harry McIntosh Roanoke Richmond Weather North Carolina Weather Service Cuba

Inflation edges up 0.3 percent in October CPI data

The Labor Department says consumer price inflation rose 0.3 percent in October, leaving the annual rate for the first 10 months of 1985 at 3.3 percent, the lowest since 1967. Officials cite modest one time factors such as higher liquor taxes and auto financing changes as the main drivers.

Washington Labor Department White House Larry Speakes Donald Straszheim Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith

Bond delay in college student charged with classmate murder

Concord College student Mark Neuman, 25, remained jailed as Mercer County Circuit Court postponed bond until a court ordered psychological examination. Judge John R. Frazier ordered the assessment after hearing seven witnesses amid concerns over safety and background. state prosecutor opposed bond while defense argued constitutional rights. Neuman is charged with the Nov 15 shooting death of David Reid, 20, of Athens.

Princeton Concord College John R. Frazier Mercer County Frazier Mark Neuman Neuman David Andrew Charles Reid Athens David W. Knight Thomas Czarnik Athens- Concord College Reid Steven Hill Bond Knight Czwarik California Czarnik Concord Jerry C. Mills

Ways and Means Committee Advances Large Tax Bill

The House Ways and Means Committee aims for a final vote on a landmark tax bill that lowers rates for most Americans. Chairman Dan Rostenkowski calls the plan a major improvement, proposing a four bracket system with a top rate of 38 percent and changes to state local tax deductions and fringe-benefit taxation.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee Reagan Dan Rostenkowski D-Ill Rostenkowski

Star Wars wrangles confuse Reagan defense rationale

The Reagan administration argues a space based shield could promote arms reductions. A Weinberger digest hints defenses might push the other side to build more missiles to defeat defenses. The disclosure fuels debate over Star Wars and treaty compliance.

Washington Reagan White House United States Defense Caspar W. Weinberger Weinberger Soviet Union Defense Department United

Weekend forecast promises sun and rising highs

The weatherman says the rainy trend ends this weekend with Saturday mostly sunny and warmer, highs 55 to 60. Tonight partly cloudy with lows 35 to 40. Sunday partly sunny near 60 with light winds. Monday and Tuesday look fair with highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s.

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