Sadat Assassinated at Cairo Army Parade
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat was killed during a military parade in Cairo after six Egyptian soldiers attacked the reviewing stand with automatic weapons and grenades. The six attackers, linked to Moslem fundamentalists, also killed seven others and wounded 27, including three American servicemen and two diplomats. Hosni Mubarak declared a state of emergency as Sadat died hours after his wounding. the world mourned a leader celebrated for peace with Israel.
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Anwar Sadat
Israel
Middle East
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Maadi Military Hospital
Moussa Sabry
al Akhbar
Associated Press
Sabry
Washington
Ashraf Gharbal
Hosni Mubarak
National Democratic Party
Reagan
Ambassadors Say Camp David Peace Process To Survive Sadat
Egyptian and Israeli ambassadors predicted Camp David peace will survive Sadat assassination but U S and diplomatic officials said his death complicates efforts for a lasting Arab Israeli settlement. Mubarak may lack strength to continue Sadat policy. Kissinger urged resilience. Egyptian ambassador Ghorbal affirmed policy continuity and strong U S ties. flag lowered at embassy as news spreads.
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Sadat
Washington
Israeili
Anwar Sadat
U.S
United States
Hosni Mubarak
Egypt
Middle East
State Department
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
America
Ashraf Ghorbal
Cairo
Ghorbal
Judge orders pre sentence probe in Nuckoll plea bid
Mercer County Circuit Court Judge William O Bivens Jr will order a pre sentence investigation before ruling on Lucille S Nuckolls bid to plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the 1977 death of her husband Gene Nuckolls. The case stems from a prior first degree murder conviction overturned by the West Virginia Supreme Court. The judge set Oct 23 for return and noted he has only trial evidence and juror action to date. Knight Swisher and Tragale expect dismissal of related malicious wounding indictments as part of the plea.
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Barbara Hawkins
Daily Telegraph
Princeton
Lucille S. Nuckoll
Mercer County
William O. Bivens, Jr
Charleston
Bivens
John W. Swisher
David M. Knight
Nuckolls
Gene Nuckolls
Knight
Swisher
Franklin Tragale, Jr
Presser and
Wilson Law Farm
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Robert Mozingo
Weather Outlook and Local Notices Summary
Partly cloudy and cooler today with highs in the mid 50s to 60s and lows in the 40s. Tonight stays clear then sunny Thursday with similar temperatures and breezy conditions. NWS forecast through Saturday calls for fair, cool weather and little rain with highs in the 60s to low 70s and 40s at night. The page mentions legislative and local government items including appropriation cuts rejected, Northern Ireland reforms, a Reds signing, industrial bonds for a shopping complex, and a bicentennial celebration in Yorktown along with court facilities improvements in Giles County.
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Republicans Hear Road Bond Debate
Mercer County Republicans hosted an informational meeting at the courthouse on Tuesday night to weigh the West Virginia 750 million Roads for Jobs and Progress bond proposal. Scott Shott urged voters to back the plan as essential for a modern highway system, while Kate Long warned of potential economic disaster if approved.
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West Virginia
Mercer County Republican Club
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Mercer County
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Kate Long
Right To
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Shott
United States
Lawrence Morhous
West
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