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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1982

Page

2

Deaths and funerals in Bluefield area obituaries

A sequence of obituary notices from the Bluefield Daily Telegraph covers James Henry Hairston Sr. of Elkhorn, Henry W. Jones of Welch, Mrs. David Hambrick of Hollywood Florida, William Ray Mitchell of Princeton, and other local figures. Details include ages, family survivors, burial sites, funeral times, churches, and funeral homes. The notices emphasize long illnesses, coal mining backgrounds, and service locations across Keystone, Welch, Bluefield, Princeton, and nearby towns.

James Hairston Sr James Henry Hairston Sr Elkhorn Bluefield Mount Chapel Missionary Baptist Church Keystone David L. Smith Robert Mosley Restlawn Memorial Gardens Littlesburg Road Janie E. Redd Hairston Henry C. Hairston UMWA McDowell County Mary N. Perkins Hairston Charlotte Ernestine Murrey Patricia Ann Millner Durham N.C Victoria Goins Jo Anne Hairston Edward R. Hairston U.S. Army Fort Bliss Tex James H. Hairston Jr Cleveland Ohio Roger Stewart Hairston Northfork Stanley Calvin Hairston McDowell Cpl Patrick Hairston U.S. Marines Corps Hawaii Darin Lee Hairston Jessie Hairston Margaret E. Hairston Richardson Funeral Home Henry Jones Henry W Hank” Jones Welch Mississippi David and Emma Jones First Baptist Church of Hartwell Bluefield Lodge No. 3 F&aay Masons Brothers Club of Rosie Bell Jones Henry Jones Jr Burnice Tillman Leander Jones Flint Mich Marie Johnson St. James Missionary Baptist Church Shy Quon Ely William Crosier James Neal Page Funeral Home David Hambrick David Clementine) Hambrick Hollywood Fla Pearlsburg Bland Street Kathleen Moses Cooper City David Hambrick Jr Pittsburgh Roy Portis Woodlawn Memorial Park D- Keith Clark Helga Hallett Roselawn-Monte Vista William Bill Ray Mitchell Princeton Roderfield Hylton Freewill Baptist Church Ash Camp Clyde Cameron Homer Lee Mullins Johnson Memorial Park Cemetery Pikeville Alfred and Mimmie Bartley Mitchell Little Vine Liza Rose Mitchell Mabel Blevins Mitchell Arthur Mitchell Jaeger Fon Mitchell Carl Mitchell Nancy Harmon Sheets Roanoke Don Smith Frank Junior Smith Bertha Carol Smith Frederick Mary Harmon Mercer Funeral Home Chapel Grandview Memory Gardens

Israel-Iran Beirut conflict fuels U S war debate

Senators debate Reagan era Middle East policy as new Beirut fighting sparks calls to block nursing home regulation changes. Tass condemns U S and Israel while Syrian military claims heavy Israeli losses and new clashes shatter a fragile cease fire amid Habib talks to evacuate Arafat's guerrillas.

Tass Reagan PLO Israel United States West Beirut Damascus U.S Philip C. Habib Arafat Lebanon

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Ad Rates and Contact Info

Bluefield Daily Telegraph established 1893 publishes daily from 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia 24701. Subscription by mail West Virginia zones 58.80 per year home delivery 4.90 per calendar month. Postmaster address changes to P O Box 208.

Daily Telegraph Printing Co Bland Street Bluefield W. Va Associated Press W.va West Virginia Audit Bureau of Circulation P.O. Box Landon Associates

Parking Law Passed in Tazewell Virginia

The town council adopted an amended ordinance on July 13 making it unlawful to stop or park a motor vehicle on sidewalks, effective August 14. Violations carry a fine of 5 to 25 dollars, with towing possible for unattended vehicles and storage charges billed to the owner.

Tazewell

Reagan tax hike faces House-Senate battle in election year

A tax package including withholding on interest and dividends and a higher minimum tax faces delays and stiff GOP opposition in Congress. The Reagan administration backs the plan as part of deficit cutting, but many Republicans have openly opposed the increase, complicating passage before year end.

Senate Treasury Donald T. Regan Senate Budget Committee Reagan House Republicans Congress

Hijacker Surrenders After Plane Returns to Amritsar

Sikh holy man Gurbaksh Singh hijacked Indian Airlines Flight 134 from New Delhi to Amritsar with a fake bomb and demanded land in Lahore. When Pakistan refused, the plane circled Lahore, then returned to Amritsar where Singh surrendered to Amritsar police. He sought safe passage and the release of Sikh militants and was taken into custody with the crew and passengers released.

New Delhi India Indian Airlines Pakistan Gurbaksh Singh Lahore Amritsar Delhi Airport T.R. Kakkar Singh Canada United States Punjab S.P. Kapoor Kapoor V.K. Mehta Mehta Raman Khanna Parkash Singh Majitha Majitha

Mercer School Board extends probe in stormy session

Mercer County Board of Education votes 3 to 2 to let Dr. Daniel Rubinstein continue his inquiry into irregular purchasing practices with a full report due August 30. A bid for state auditor involvement is defeated as tensions rise among board members and staff.

Jim Gilbeath Daily Telegraph Princeton Mercer County Board of Education Daniel Rubinstein Athens Rubinstein Ben Faulkner Roy Truby State Department of Education State Department Mercer County Education Association Faulkner Harold Brewster Jim Oxley Allen Lackey Lackey Oxley William J. Akers Brewster Faulker Board Dr. Rubinstein Akers Jim Leslie Leslie John Hughes Hughes Dr. Lackey

France imposes stricter road rules after deadly bus crash

Paris AP reports France tightens highway safety after the central France disaster that killed 53 people including 44 children. New rules cut bus drivers on duty to four hours, require engine governors at 57 mph, ban buses from fast lanes, require safety equipment checks, and toughen speeding penalties. Public response and ongoing official investigations noted.

Paris Francois Mitterrand Mitterrand France Crepy-en-Valois Alps Pierre Mauroy Charles Fiterman

Readers urged to send tips to Bluefield Daily Telegraph

We want your help with suggestions for the newspaper. Call after 2 p.m. to reach city desk staff Garret Mathews or Ward Morgan at 327-6171 extension 231. For photography tips, request the same contacts at the same number.

Bluefield Daily Telegraph City Desk Garret Mathews Ward Morgan

Reagan Pressed by GOP to Oppose Nuclear Freeze Move

Washington AP report on Reagan lobbying House Republicans to reject a nuclear freeze as a political blow to the administration. Critics warn a freeze could derail START and INF talks in Geneva while supporters, led by ONeill and Kennedy, push for a mutual verifiable freeze and eventual arms reductions.

Washington Reagan House Geneva Hartford Conn Capitol Hill Thomas P. O'Neill D-Mass Edward M. Kennedy Dmass Kennedy United States Soviet Union Hiroshima Capitol Congress U.S Nevada Jonathan Bingham D-N.y Carney United States Congress Samuel Stratton William Broomfield R-Mich

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