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The Mountain Statesman in Grafton, West Virginia

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The Mountain Statesman

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1977

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Wildcat strike flares again in West Virginia

A wildcat coal strike surged Friday in southern West Virginia closing at least 56 mines. Some 7,000 miners were off work with 11 of 16 Eastern Associated Coal Corp mines shut and 37 other Kanawha County mines closed by sympathy strikers.

Charleston W.va West Virginia Dan Fields West Virginia Coal Association Eastern Associated Coal Corp Kanawha County Consolidation Coal

Amin Threatens Americans in Uganda Amid War Talk

In Uganda President Idi Amin confines about 240 Americans to stay in the country until a Monday meeting. He accuses the United States of human rights crimes and cites alleged plots to topple him. U.S. officials deny large Marine rescues, while a Kenyan port task force moved near the region.

Nairobi Kenya Idi Amin Uganda Carter United States Amin Vietnam Cuba Japan Central Intelligence Agency Radio White House Jody Powell Powell Enterprise Truxton Long Beach Tautog U.S Mombassa Britain Israel Kampala Associated Press Washington West Germany State Department Paul Cherubet Cherubet Miami Beach Fla Vladimir K. Bukovsky America Soviet Union Bukovsky Russia Afl-Cio George Meany Labor Meany

Hostage siege ends as pregnant teen and baby freed in Syracuse

Unemployed construction worker Leroy Cotton released a pregnant 19 year old mother Earline Jones and her 18 month old son after a 12 hour standoff in a Syracuse apartment. Police said a man, George Sparks Jr., was killed and Cotton surrendered with a rifle. police described Cotton as hostile and said the infant was briefly used in a threatening scene.

Syracuse N.Y Leroy Cotton Lee Alexander Thomas Sardino Earline Jones Cotton Carr George Sparks Jr Sparks Jennifer New York

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