Deaths and funerals in Mercer County region
Obituaries list Claren E. Stewart 72 of Princeton and Edith V. Smith 59 of Warriormines among others. Notes on survivors, funeral arrangements at Caffee and Emmanuel Baptist Church, plus multiple other services and burial details across Bluefield Princeton and surrounding towns.
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Claren E. Stewart
Princeton
Welch-Pineville Road
Rockview
Alonzo C
Iole
Stewart Farley
Wyoming County Schools
Department of Highways
Itmann Coal Company
Rock Castle
Dennis Stewart
Pineville
Dallas Stewart
Audie Evans
Racine
Marie Scott
Jeneva Clay
Soulsville
Caffee
Doc Adkins
Arnold Lambert
Palm Memorial Gardens
Matheny
Edith V. Smith
Warriormines
Bluefield
Leonard H
Kansas Lester Vance
War Elementary
Emmanuel Baptist Church
War
Charles Smith Jr
Steve Smith
Sherrill Vance
Salem
Harless
Ruth” Patterson
Raymond “Jean” Gallimore
Sherwood
June” Meador
Roanoke
Leon Yost
Grandview Memory Gardens
Ruth Patterson
Douglas Funeral Home In
Lelia P. Corder
Grove St
Bland County
Hoge
Augusta Akers Millicons
First United Methodist Church
Roger Corder
Alvie Garland Corder
Robert Corder
North Tazewell
Garland Corder
Buzzo
Johnny
Princeton Ave
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
William Petro
Matt Rough
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Mercer Funeral Home
Weaver
Delmar
Weaver Cemetery
Rugby
Rex Hall
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
Miller
Frank
Runt
Freeman
Cravens-Shires Funeral Chapel
Bluewell
Ray Conrad
Lester
Noah
Big Rock
Old Regular Baptist Church
Homecreek
James O'Quinn
Frank O'Quinn
Bill Campbell
Mountain Valley Memorial Park
Virginia
Grundy
Inflation Cloud Darkens McDowell Focus on Economics
March data show CPI running at a 5.2 percent annual rate amid persistent inflation worries. Analysts warn Brent Kudlow says inflation will plague the year, with energy prices no longer sole drivers as wholesale prices show broad pressure. Natural gas and diesel drops temper some costs while energy prices ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Lawrence Kudlow
Bear Stearns Cos
CPI
PPI
Doctor accuses aspirin firms over Reye warnings
In Chicago a physician contends aspirin makers pressured federal officials to delay warnings about a link between aspirin and Reye syndrome in children with flu or chicken pox. He cites a 1980 CDC report and notes 1,003 cases and 291 deaths from 1981 to 1985.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Edward A. Mortimer
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Mortimer
Federal
Centers For Disease Control
CDC
Plough Inc
St. Joseph
Lewis Nolan
Memphis
Tenn
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Plough
Terry Kelly
New York
Sterling Drug
Sterling
Ellsberg testifies in trial of Amy Carter protest case
Former defense analyst Daniel Ellsberg testified that a protester like Amy Carter influenced his decision to leak the Pentagon Papers. He recalled a meeting with Randall Kehler that prompted his 1971 disclosure as he urged nonviolent action to end the war. The courtroom held over 120 spectators as Ellsberg described acts of civil disobedience and its effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
Amy Carter
Pentagon
Miss Carter
Jimmy Carter
Abbie Hoffman
CIA
Daniel Ellsberg
Secretary of Defense
Randall Kehler
Southeast Asia
Ellsberg
Edgar Chamorro
Dollar slump sparks Tokyo selloff and mixed US reaction
Traders chased yen as the dollar slid to 142.50 in Tokyo and 142.90 in New York amid Baker's orderly decline claim. Exporters voiced dismay as the dollar’s 14 year drop deepens concerns over the US stance. Essential Air Service subsidies face Oct 23 1988 renewal risk.
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U.S. Treasury
James A. Baker
United States
Tokyo
New York
State budgets sparing health system amid cuts say officials
Heydinger noted smallest state hospitals kept near original budgets with little cut and Huntington State Hospital avoided large reductions due to double patient numbers. He added pay cuts or layoffs were not feasible while 3,000 of 4,000 department workers earn under 15,000. Residents should not notice service declines as workers would work harder to cover slack. Reagan commented on Soviet actions and espionage claims, urging realism and continued U S Soviet engagement despite tensions.
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Bution
Hunter
Commission
Daily Telegraph
Parker
OH-9
Health Department
Bluefield
Princeton
County Commission
Allen Dyer
Dyer
Mercer County Board of Health
Heydinger
Huntington State Hospital
State Health Department
United States
Reagan
Soviet Union
U.S
Gorbachev
Regents face uncertain cuts as accounts and figures clash
As of March 30 no money existed in special accounts, later cited at 70 million dollars. officials dispute totals with claims of near 200 million. Governor and finance officials debate required reductions, with Moore proposing eight million in three months and Schneider questioning the basis for those numbers. Some student athletes risk losing eligibility if courses are cut, prompting concern from Fairmont's Joe Lambiotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Education
Lyle Sattes
D-Kanawha
Moore
Sattes
Regents
Jim Schneider
Schneider
John McCuskey
West Virginia
Fairmont
Joe Lambiotte
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Claren Stewart
Edith Smith
Minnie E. Tabor
Belle
Charleston
Bailey Funeral Home
Thelma Brightbill
Thelma Ruth Brightbill
Pocahontas
Charlotte, N.C
Rodriguez- Pocahontas Funeral Home
British Guiana
Lelia Corder
Trivett
Ethel
Hamilton
Ohio
the Memorial Funeral Directory
James Ford
Bluefield Baily Telegraph
Bluefield Ave
W.va
Princeton Bureau
Edwin M. Freakley
Thomas A. Colley
E Jim Terry
Patsy P. Malamisura
Linda M. Osborne
Craig Faulkner
Melanie Arey
Carl H.meade, Jr
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
P. O
National Advertising Rep
London Associates
SUNDA
MAIL
YTO All AC
McDowell
McDowell County
Cassady
Chamber of Commerce
Airport Authority
Piedmont
Christman
Pittsburgh
Kelly Green
Lawn & Garden Center
BradWeid Business Center
Electrolux
Tony Fortuna
CROY
New Vision Pentecostal Holiness Church
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