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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1982

Page

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Thatcher Urged to Explain Spy Charges at Parliament

LONDON AP Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher faced calls for an urgent Commons statement over reports that a British translator at Cheltenham's Government Communications Headquarters spied for the Soviets. Geoffrey Arthur Prime, 44, a Russian translator, was arrested last July on espionage charges.

Thatcher London Margaret Thatcher Labor Party Ted Leadbitter the Times Geoffrey Arthur Prime Cheltenham Prime Britain Washington Cheltenham Center United States Home Office Foreign Office Prime Minister Leadbitter House of Commons Anthony Blunt Associated Press Sunday Times of London New York Times U.S Gloucestershire England U.S. National Security Agency Canada Australia

Irish Hostage Death Threats Darken Northern Ireland Crisis

In Belfast Catholic hostage Joseph Donegan faced a midnight deadline by Protestant extremists who threatened to kill him if Protestant captive Thomas Cochrane was not freed. Both men remained unaccounted for as police and troops sought clues amid sectarian tensions and conflicting claims from IRA sources and relatives.

Belfast Northern Ireland Joseph Donegan Donegan An Eileen Cochrane IRA Thomas Cochrane Ulster Defense Regiment Anne Donegan Provisional Ira Miss Donegan Whiterock Catholic West Belfast

Telegraph Chess Tourney Ends In Three Way Tie

Chief chess events at the Bluefield Open crown Marvin R. Barker John E. Roush and Dr Cornelio Nolasco as co champions with 4 1% records. Funkhouser slips from top to 3 2 as Nolasco defeats him in final rounds. Class A and other sections distribute modest cash among top finishers at The Sheraton Inn.

Telegraph Don Cuppett Wauy Telegraph Marvin R. Barker Clarksburg John E. Roush Cornelio Nolasco Dennis Funkhouser Nolasco Funkhouser Barker Sheraton Inn Tom Taylor David F. Marples Charles Czasz Charles Daugherty Jack Gibbs Jeff E. Hohn John Czasz John W. Wright Steven Aker David Clemson Herman Roberts Charles D. Smith Joseph Craddock Keith

Walesa's Wife Reports Strip Search in Poland

Danuta Walesa told AP that security agents stripped her and tried to undress her two daughters during a search at a Przemysl police station seeking evidence to formalize Lech Walesa's arrest. She described the ordeal, said nothing was found, and that she and her children were released after two hours. Solidarity, led by Walesa, remains banned since martial law began in December.

Warsaw Poland Lech Walesa Danuta Walesa Gdansk Przemysl Walesa Solidarity Labor Federation Associated Press Magda Anna Valesa

Spanishburg School Addition Dedicated

Harold Wood lauded the new Spanishburg School addition at a dedication attended by Mercer County residents. The $1.8 million project, rising toward $2 million, adds a music department, cafeteria, media center and 21 classrooms for junior high, high school and elementary use. Managers cited bond-funded growth and job creation as crucial to expanding educational opportunities across the county.

Daily Telegraph Spanishburg Harold Wood Mercer County Board of Education Mercer County Wood Board of Education Carl Bandy Spanishburg High School Bandy

Pumpkin Run winners crowned by Shawsville coach and Christiansburg woman

The Daily Telegraph reports Monday winners for the Pumpkin Run with Shawsville coach earning the male title and a Christiansburg woman securing the female title. Alberto Salazar clinched his third consecutive New York Marathon victory. Arizona church members face arraignment a day after a fatal shoot-out that left two dead.

Shawsville Christiansburg Daily Telegraph Alberto Salazar New York Arizona

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