Deaths and Funerals in Matoaka and Princeton area
Woodrow Wallace 48 of Matoaka dies after a hospital stay. Other obituaries include Mrs. Carl J. Dennis 68 of Princeton and Mrs. Ervie Dutton 70 of Clintwood with services announced. Survivors listed span multiple states and towns. Funeral details name Bailey Funeral Home Princeton Burns Wornal Chapel Athens Road and Jack Dutton Cemetery with relatives and pallbearers named.
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Woodrow Wallace
Matoaka
Hettie Lovell Wallace
Cecil Wallace
Carl J
Biddie K.) Dennis
Burkley St
Princeton
North Carolina
Marrimack
Henry A
Mary M. Kanode Linkous
Church of God
Truman S. Pennington
Winston-Salem
N.C
Donald L. Spradlin
Athens
Andrew J. Spradlin
Dublin
John E. Spradlin
Charles F. Spradlin
Christiansburg
Darrell Dennis
Carl Jacky Dennis
Elgin, Ill
Roy E
Malinda) Neely
Phillip
Ann Craghead
Speedway
James E
Lucille) Jones
Burns Wornal Chapel of Memorial
Athens Road
Frank Meadows
Gary Morris
Oakwood Cemetery
Ervie
Kituriah Fletcher) Dutton
Clintwood
Kingsport
Tenn
Harold Dutton
Castlewood
Jimmy Dutton
Marion
Ohio
Freddy Dutton
Mansfield
Barbara Steed
Lear Stiltner
Vansant
Fleming Town Freewill Baptist Church
Hie Mullens
Rev. L. Myers
Jack Dutton
Edward Whitt
Edward
Bessie) Whitt
Rt. 1
Oakwood
Richlands
Buchanan County
Burle
Mary McGraw Blankenship
Church of God In Jesus Name
Eva Blankenship
Jeff McGraw
Caretta
Ance McGraw
Hurley
Blackey Baptist Mission
Ancil Childress
Lonnie Morrison
Eli
Thelma Anna “Bunch" Via
Elkhorn
Welch
McDowell County
Emmitt S
Julia Morrison Via
Claudia S. Via
Junior Via
Bassett
Dolly Via
Sylvia Wells
Richardson Funeral Home Chapel
Keystone
David L. Sims
Restlawn Memorial Gardens
Littlesburg Road
Frank Frazier
Jerome Martin
Clyde Scales
Edward Hairston
James Lewis
David Webb
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Advertisement Rates Notice
Public notice listing home delivery and mail rates for Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield West Virginia. Includes publication details and contact routing for address changes and subscriptions.
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Daily Teneen Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Press
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Postmaster
P.O. Box
Landon Associates
Widow seeks exhumation of Oswald grave in Dallas
Marina Oswald Porter announced plans to sue to exhume Lee Harvey Oswald’s grave claiming she doubts a body lies there. Oswald’s brother Robert opposes the move as relatives argued over a prior compromise linked to Michael Eddowes’ claim in his Oswald Files.
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Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Marina Oswald Porter
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Robert
Wichita Falls
Porter
Michael Eddowes
Robert Oswald
Craig Fowler
Eddowes
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Jack Ruby
Underground Mining in Daniel Boone Forest Faces Court Battle
Eight underground mining operations are active in Daniel Boone National Forest in eastern Kentucky. The dispute centers on a Stearns Mining Co claim to strip mine under a 1937 deed, potentially opening about a third of the forest to strip mining if upheld. Forest officials caution of environmental risks while Stearns argues the mineral rights include surface mining. The case, set for Sept. 16 in London, Kentucky, could define surface mining rights on forest land.
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Associated Press
Daniel Boone National Forest
Eastern
Kentucky Recreation and Wilderness
Daniel Boone Forest
Bob Reynolds
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
Reynolds
Stearns Mining Co
Stearns
Forest
U.S. District
London
Kentucky
Ben Fowler
Stites, McElwayne and
Fowler
Begin nears coalition as deadline looms in Israel
Prime Minister Menachem Begin moves toward forming a coalition by presenting a draft policy pact that keeps foreign affairs unchanged from the prior government. Expected coalition partners will review the draft on Monday, with Begin aiming for a swift new government to secure a clear mandate in talks with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat later this month.
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Begin
Anwar Sadat
County Woman Found Dead in Princeton Residence
The body of 38 year old Mercer County woman Francis Harmon of Rt. 1 Glenwood Heights was found face down in a Princeton residence. The body was sent to the state medical examiner in Charleston for an autopsy. Natural causes or drug overdose are being considered. The Princeton Rescue Squad said she had probably been dead several hours. Trooper W A Dean investigated.
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Princeton
Mercer County
Francis Harmon
Rt. 1
Glenwood Heights
Charleston
W.A. Dean
Haig Pleased With Summit In Cancun Mexico
Secretary of State Haig said the May two day meeting of 22 foreign ministers aims for a new beginning between industrialized and developing nations. He expects President Reagan to attend a fall summit in Cancun October 22 to 23 and to seek a constructive, multilateral approach with the Third World. Mexican Foreign Minister Castaneda urged negotiations in a better UN atmosphere.
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Cancun
Mexico
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Reagan
Haig
Washington
Caribbean
Mark MacGuigan
U.S
United States
Hard Times (Continued from Page One) A Coal Miners View
McTague reflects on wage increases and seeks more holidays and eye and dental care. He hopes union organizers improve the next contract battle and pledges support. He plans to stay in the coalfields despite past talk of moving to Maine, citing a solid job and recovery prospects.
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Page One
McTague
Maine
Poli
William French Smith
Treasure dispute over $383000 stash grows to 650000
In Michigan a finder and others jockey for a buried cash hoard unearthed in 1974 near Oceola Township. The state seeks to hold for a true owner while the township seeks half. The case moves through courts as authorities consider Lost Goods and Stray Beasts Act and possible Supreme Court review.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan Supreme Court
Duane Willsmore
John Ashton
Willsmore
Ashton
Thomas Powell
Powell
Livingston County
Paul Mahinske
Michael McGiveny
Michigan Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Protests Planned in Poland Today
Warsaw faces a tense week as Solidarity union officials plan protests and two hour warning strikes over shortages and rising prices. Drivers vow a mobile protest with everything on wheels while Piotrkow Trybunalski and Krakow announce actions.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity Union
Solidarity
Andrzej Gwiazda
PAP
Mieczyslaw Rakowski
Piotrkow Trybunalski
Wloclawekto
Gdansk
Baltic
Krakow
Communist Party
Reagan's Tax Plan Faces Senate Vote
The compromise tax-cut package, totaling 748.8 billion dollars, aims for permanent rate cuts over three years with about 25 percent relief across income groups. It faces a final Senate vote Monday, with liberal Democrats seeking changes to the oil industry tax breaks amid debate led by Senator Edward M. Kennedy who demanded a conference return for oil provision edits.
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Washington
Reagan
Senate
Senate House Conference Committee
House
Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Conference Committee
Kennedy
DNR Receives Permits Applications From McDowell County
The Department of Natural Resource’s water resources division has received permit applications from Olga Coal Company of Caretta and Donna Trucking Company of Coalwood to modify water pollution controls and operate discharge systems. Written comments are due in 30 days with a possible public hearing. Applications are on file for inspection in Charleston.
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Department of Natural Resource
Water Resources Division
McDowell County
Olga Coal Company
Caretta
Road Fork No. 2
Sewell
Donna Trucking Company of
Coalwood
Donna No. 1
Division of Water Resources
Greenbrier Street
Charleston
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Bilefield Daily Telegraph
Mrs
Carl Dennis
Ervie Dutton
Harry Chandler
Harry
Hallie Mable) Chandler
Havace
Fanning Funeral Home
Mrs. Thelma Via
George S. Mutter
George Stuart Mutter
Rt. 2
Cedar Bluff
Hurst-Scott Funeral
Auwern
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Philadelphia
Paul Gilly
Tony Boyle
Gilly
Boyle
Jack Yablonski
Summit
Jorge Castaneda
United Nations
Warlick
Oakvale Rd
DNR
Warrenizing Cleaners
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