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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1981

Page

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UMW Fete Highlights Bluefield Labor Day Activities

Bluefield marks Labor Day with a large United Mine Workers District 29 rally at City Park expected to draw over 15 000 attendees. Speakers include UMWA leaders Sam Church and Robert Byrd, with governors and lawmakers arriving by helicopter. If rain, events shift to the City Auditorium.

Bluefield United Mine Workers’ District 29 UMWA John Connelly Harold Hayden Mullens Sam Church Mingo County U.S Robert Byrd Jay Rockefeller Nick Joe Rahall Beckley

Donovan and Labor Leaders Clash Over Policies and Amnesty

In Washington on Labor Day the Reagan administration and labor unions clashed over policies harming workers. Labor Secretary Donovan said there will be no amnesty for 11,000 to 12,000 fired air controllers, while AFL-CIO President Kirkland and Kenneth Blaylock urged rehiring. They warned of a weakening air traffic system and urged a fair resolution.

Washington Reagan Organized Labor America Raymond Donovan Donovan Afl-Cio Lane Kirkland Kenneth Blaylock ABC Kirkland Blaylock American Federation of Government Employees CBS NBC Meet the Press The Con Labor Department Democratic Party Ronald Reagan

Solidarity Seeks Dialogue to Avert Tragic Confrontation

Solidarity pledged at its first national congress to keep talking with Poland's Communist leaders as the only way to avoid a tragic confrontation. Andrzej Celinski warned that recent Soviet troop maneuvers near Poland could intimidate Solidarity, which has grown into a major force with about 9.5 million members. The union called for constructive solutions and continued dialogue with the government.

Gdansk Poland Solidarity Andrzej Celinski Celinski

Labor Celebrates Centennial On The Outside Looking In

Washington AP reports the American labor movement marks its 100th anniversary amid strain. AFL-CIO leader Lane Kirkland cites limited White House access under Reagan as big labor feels sidelined. Union decline continues as younger workers enter the workforce, with notable losses in auto and steel unions since 1978.

Washington American Labor Movement Congress Federation Lane Kirkland White House Afl-Cio Executive Ronald Reagan Reagan International Brotherhood of ‘Teamsters Pittsburgh Labor Department United Auto Workers and Ones Nara

Police trainee foils intruder in home arrest

Chicago police trainee Christine Speros woke to an intruder in her Northwest Side apartment. She held the man at gunpoint until husband George Speros arrived. The intruder, Lawrence Milan, 34, admitted fear and was charged with burglary. Weather brief ends with unclear lines and erroneous figures.

Chicago

Father Grieving as Farmer Finds Missing Boy in Field

A farmer guided by a psychic map found 22 year old Justin Stahly dead in a corn field hours after his father urged volunteers to keep searching. Justin had wandered from his rural Ocheyedan home Thursday. over 4,000 volunteers aided the search. He was later found alive in a field, then died at Dickinson County Hospital.

Lake Park Iowa Justin George DeGroot Ocheyedan Justin Stahly Jeff Stahly Dickinson County Hospital DeGroot Sandy Stahly

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UMW Soviet Union State Department Soviet Bloc James Brady Brady Arlington, V Solidarity Congress Christine Speros Chicago Police Academy George Mitted Lawrence Milan National Weather Service UCURE Ceres Ecoss Osses Farmer
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