CIVIL AIR PATROL SEEKS LOST LIFE SAVING DEVICE
Clinch Valley Civil Air Patrol asks the public to locate a missing directional finding device lost years ago at the old Richlands Airport. The unit says the radio like lunch box device, used to locate emergency transmitters, could save lives in future crashes. Contact Larry Cyphers with any information.
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Richlands
New
Clinch Valley Civil Air Patrol
Larry Cyphers
Cyphers
Clinch Valley
Southwest Virginia Community College
Deaths and funerals from Riverview and surrounding cites
Glenn Snavely Keys 80 of Riverview died July 28 1995 in Montgomery. He started at Eastern Coal, later roles at Kopperston Stotesbury Beckley and Harris Mine before retiring in 1978. Survived by wife Martha, sons Glenn Alan and Stacy Wayne, four grandchildren. Services in Montgomery with burial at Montgomery Memorial Park. Other obituaries include Maxine Huffman Holloway 63 of Pompano Beach formerly of Mercer County. F. Lester King Jr. 70 of Buckhannon. Mary Alice Taylor 84 of Bristol. Mary Louise Bandy 90 of North Tazewell. Lucille Combs 86 of Princeton. Roy Pullin of Martinsville. and local notices of funeral arrangements and callers on various current services. A Mercer County Democratic Exec Committee update notes Del Homer Ball takes chair. Four year old program interviews urged in Tazewell County schools.
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Riverview
Fla
Glenn Snavely Keys
Stonega
Judge Ewing
Margaret Snavely Keys
Appalachia
Eastern Associated Coal Company
Montgomery
Kopperston
Eastern Coal
Kopperston Presbyterian Church
Harris
Boone County
Stotesbury
Raleigh County
Beckley
Estelle Lara Kessler Keys
Martha Keys
Glenn Alan Keys
Radford
Stacy Wayne Keys
Princeton
B.C. Hooper Funeral Home
Harold Lewis Coe
George Kessler
Montgomery Memorial Park
London
American Cancer Society
Maxine Holloway
Pompano Beach
Maxine Huffman Holloway
Mercer County
Dott
Frank and
Dassel Huffman
Gene Holloway
Genie Holloway
Christine Holloway
Susie Menninger
Germany
Glemma Fink
Lena
F. Lester King Jr
Buckhannon
Morgantown Medical Center
Lester and
Netta Thompson King
Consol Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
June Furr King
Michael D. Furr
Scottsdale, Ariz
Emily A. Mead
Charleston
Billy Jo King
Salem
Mable Nalls
White Funeral Home
Summersville
Oscar Spinks
Walker Memorial Park
Funeral Home
Mary Alice Taylor
Bristol
Belfast
Buchanan County
Barbara Allen O’quinn
Frank Taylor
Patricia Wallace
Omy Lee Cochran
Texas
Dorothy O’quinn
Lucinda O’quinn
Florence Coleman
Cedar Bluff
Singleton Funeral Chapel
Carson Powers
Mary Louise Bandy
North Tazewell
Tazewell, Va
Richlands
William Henry
Ella Taylor Perry
Herman G. Bandy
Jean Shelly
Bishop, Va
Princeton - del
Homer Ball
Mercer
Democratic Executive Committee
Ball
E.R. “Shorty” Simons
Florida
Glenwood Park
Work program sanctions expand under two year waiver
The plan requires about 16 hours of work weekly for participants and tightens sanctions on those who refuse. Affected families lose full Aid to Families with Dependent Children after three months, but gain more food stamps and keep Medicaid. Justification for hardship can be claimed, no replacement for existing programs, two year demonstration with independent evaluation.
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Department of Health and Human Resources
Sergi
West Virginia welfare reform plan faces critique by governors
The article outlines West Virginia's random selection of about 2,000 of 5,400 families for welfare work requirements and child care support. It notes Clinton promises faster waiver reviews and quotes Senate leaders on state power and GOP critiques, with Caperton accusing Cole of withdrawal from direct responsibility.
Medicaid faces 148 million deficit in West Virginia year end
Charleston AP reports West Virginia's Medicaid program will end its fiscal year June 30 with a 148 million deficit even if federal funding remains intact. A 1.3 percent cut in federal contributions starts Oct. 1, with states needing 39 million in state funds to draw matching federal dollars.
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Charleston
Health and Human Resources
Gretchen Lewis
West
Lewis
West Virginia
Erin Threatens Florida As Evacuations Continue
Tropical Storm Erin nears hurricane strength and aims at Florida’s Atlantic coast. Up to 650000 coastal residents and visitors were ordered to evacuate as warnings were posted in seven counties. Erin, with 70 mph winds, was 370 miles east-southeast of Miami at 8 p.m. EDT, moving west-northwest. Residents rushed to stock up while Bahamas flights canceled and seas rose. Gov. Chiles declared a state of emergency and shelters opened statewide. Jackson Memorial Hospital opened a shelter for pregnant women and those with pregnancy complications.
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Fla
Erin
Florida
Atlantic
Bahamas
Andrew
Miami
Isabel Menoud
Bahamasair
Great Bahama Bank
Lawton Chiles
Jackson Memorial Hospital
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Lucille Combs
Park Ave
Bailey Funeral Home
Roy Pullin
Martinsville
Pageton
McConnell
Bluefield
Pride
Paul H
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Davy
Fanning Funeral Home
Welch
Duncan Cemetery
Twin Branch
Jones
Sally King
Peery & St. Clair Funeral Home
Tazewell
Maplewood Cemetery
Shrewsbury
William (Mack
Lashmeet
Rowland H. Bailey
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Courthouse Road
Clifton
Norman Edward
Grayson Ave
Richlands First Presbyterian Church
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Doris Clifton
Alexandria
Tazewell County
Dudley
Raven Elementary
Thomas A. Colley
Melody Kinser
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Teddy Paynter
Barbara Hawkins
W.va
Veil Jerry
Samantha Perry
Bill Archer
Richmond
Paul McNeill
Tammy Richardson
Randy Sanger
Rhonda Wade Watson
Bobby English
Mastercard
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National Advertising Rep
Cresmer
Steve Smith
A-1
Sue Sergi
State Bureau of Children and Families
Clinton
Department of Health and Human Services
Senate
Bob Dole
Dole
Caperton
Cole
Pierre S. Hage
Medical Arts Building
New Hope Road
Warrenizing Cleaners
Bluewell
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