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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1981

Page

2

GOP Leader Optimistic Sale Will Be Approved

Senate panel recommended veto of the AWACS sale to Saudi Arabia but Senate Republican Leader Howard Baker expressed confidence it will pass. Baker cited momentum as support grew after committee votes, while Reagan and Helms warned the matter carries high stakes for U.S. security and Gulf interests. The Armed Services panel backed the sale 10-5. House defeated it 301-111, leaving Senate fate pivotal.

GOP Washington Senate Saudi Arabia Howard Baker Baker Jesse Helms R-N.c Philadelphia Reagan Foreign Relations Panel Armed Service Committee U.S Persian Gulf House Armed Services Committee James L Buckley America Robert C. Byrd West Virginia Mex

U.S. Spy Planes Begin Patrolling Egypt's Borders

Two AWACS planes from Oklahoma began border surveillance of Egypt on Thursday. Mubarak swore in his holdover cabinet as parliament passed a new law to punish unauthorized weapon use with the death penalty. Egypt blames Libya for two Cairo airport bombings earlier in the week. Brezhnev sent a message to improve Kremlin ties with Sadat’s successor.

Cairo Egypt AWACS Oklahoma Hosni Mubarak Libya Moscow Tass Leonid I. Brezhnev Kremlin Anwar Sadat United States Ahmed Nasr Cairo West Tel Aviv Israel Reagan Saudi Arabia USS U.S Persian Gulf Sudan Chad Muammar Khadafy Gaafar Nimeiri Khadafy America Kamal Hassan Aly Nbc-Tv

Senate restores minimum Social Security benefits after vote

The Senate approved a 95 to 0 measure to restore the minimum Social Security benefit of 122 dollars a month for more than 2.5 million recipients and to shore up the retirement and survivor fund. The bill, backed by Reagan, follows a prior move to abolish the minimum benefit.

Washington Senate Congress Reagan House Sen Thomas Eagleton D-Mo

Education Group To Probe School Funds In Mercer County

The Mercer County Education Association votes 95 percent for a probe into possible misuse of 1980-81 school funds by the Board of Education. President Frances Seago notes 91 percent participated, 9 percent did not respond, and 4.5 percent abstained fearing exam costs.

Daily Telegraph Princeton Mercer County Education Association Board of Education Frances (Boots) Seago MCEA Harold Brewster

Outside Influence On Judge Choice Denied

Mercer County confronts rumors that two outside state senators sought to sway Gov Rockefeller to appoint Odell Huffman to a vacant Ninth Judicial District judgeship. Senators McGraw and Williams deny involvement. Whitlow confirms only listening to reports but says he will not participate. Three candidates are Huffman Frazier and Burkett with Whitlow eyeing a future seat if Huffman is chosen.

Daily Telegraph Princeton Mercer County Warren McGraw Pineville Wyoming County Ralph Williams Greenbrier John D. Rockefeller IV Odell Huffman Williams Randall Cline Judicial Committee Cline Judicial Commission Huffman John Frazier Billy Burkett Tony Whitlow Whitlow McGraw Rockefeller Sen. McGraw Sen. Williams Odell John (Frazier Judiciary Committee House Charleston

Friday Weather Forecast and Wytheville Bus Crash Report

Weather outlook shows mostly cloudy conditions with scattered showers today and Saturday, highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s, lows 38 to 45. Extended forecast suggests partly cloudy skies and a chance of showers Sunday or Monday with highs mid 60s to mid 70s and lows upper 40s to 50s. A Wytheville incident records a tractor-trailer driven by Stanley Pruitt of Alpine Alabama losing brakes and running off U.S. 11 to avoid a school bus, causing about $5,000 vehicle damage and injuring no one. The 40,000 pound cargo aluminum rolls damaged three parked vehicles. Pruitt faces reckless driving charges with possible court testimony on brake failure.

National Weather Service Wytheville Pruitt Fowler Rick L. Graviey Volkswagen Vickie Lynn Graviey Plymouth Thomas Graviey Graviey

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