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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1982

Page

3

Deaths and Funerals in Bluefield Area

Alexander Harmon 66 of Wilco dies after long illness in Alexandria Virginia. Calvin Toler Jr 19 of Bronx formerly Bluefield dies in Bronx. Richard Chuncho Jr 52 retired coal miner of Princeton dies in Princeton hospital. Dora Hager 82 of Brushfork dies in Bluefield hospital. Mary Helen Levay 78 of Sacramento dies in California. Anthony Bradley 18 of Rich Creek dies in Pearisburg hospital. Henry Hank Jones 59 Welch dies in Welch hospital. Posey Robert Lyons 71 of Welch dies in Welch hospital. Vernel Williams 53 of Northfork dies Tuesday. Funeral notices follow for multiple relatives with services in Mercer, Bluefield, Princeton and Welch areas.

Alexander Harmon Alexander Hylton Harmon Wilco Alexandria UMWA Gary McDowell County First Missionary Baptist Church Imelda Wade Evelyn Harmon T.M. Stevens Ronald Dyer S.T Cannaday Woodlawn Memorial Park Bluewell Richardson Funeral Home Keystone Calvin Toler Jr Calvin L. Toler Jr Burke Ave Bronx N.Y Bluefield New York City Calvin L. Toler Sr Shirley Leggett Walker Mercer County Holy Tabernacle Church Vernette Latoya Aviva Tessa Walker Mattie Leggett G.H. Sinkford Erma Cabiness Eugene Watson Reginald Leggett Restlawn Memorial Gardens Littlesburg Road Richard Chuncho Jr Richard J. Chuncho Jr Douglas St Princeton Richard J Annie Huffman Chuncho Sr American Legion V.F.W Jerry Brillo Chuncho Earnest Fulcher Robert Fulcher Christiansburg, Va Randolph Fulcher Santa Anna Calif Betty Bass Towson, Ad John W Dora B.) Hager Rt. 5 Airport Road Brushfork Will Mary Hill Perdue Edith Driver Manchester Julius Levay Julius Mary Helen) Levay Sacramento Pocahontas California Hungary Frank Eskut Kathleen Zabados St. Louis Altar Society James Levay Houston Texas William Levi Long Island Leon Alexander Dudley Memorial Mortuary Vernel Williams Northfork Richardson Henry Jones Henry Hank Jones Welch St. James Missionary Baptist Church Shy Quon Ely William Crosier James Neal Hartwell Page Funeral Home Chapel Posey Lyons Posey Robert Lyons Fanning

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Ad Rates and Address

Bluefield Daily Telegraph announces subscription and home delivery rates with West Virginia pricing. Advertisers are guided to Landon Associates and post office box contact details in Bluefield.

Inniting Co Bland Street W. Va Associated Press Bluefield W.va West Virginia Audit Bureau of Circulation Sones P.O. Box 208 Landon Associates

Monroe County youths killed in single car crash near Rich Creek

In Rich Creek Virginia two Monroe County youths Kathryn Biggs age 18 and Ronald Dunn age 20 died when their car lost control on U S Route 460 and rolled over. Driver Jamie Comer 17 of Lindside faces reckless driving and possible manslaughter charges. Biggs and Dunn were thrown from the vehicle. Dunn's body was found Thursday morning in honeysuckle. Bodies were taken to Broyles Funeral Chapel Peterstown with arrangements pending.

Anthony Bradley Anthony Dean Bradley Rich Creek Pearisburg Peterstown Dorsey and Delois Scott Bradley First Church of God In Narrows High School Wesley E. Bradley Jennifer R. Bradley Madeline Brown Malcolm Scott Broyles Funeral Chapel Byrum Lee B.G. Bowersox Monroe County Kathryn Pauline Biggs Ronald Eugene Dunn Lindside Giles Memorial Hospital Jamie Lewis Comer Retta Reed Sheila R. Reese Jimmy McCroskey Comer McCroskey Biggs Dunn

Nuclear Freeze Resolution Fails in House Vote

In a tight 204 to 202 defeat, the House rejected a grassroots nuclear freeze resolution and backed a Republican substitute favoring START talks in Geneva. The outcome, in doubt until the final ballots, marked a Reagan victory and a push to avoid signaling weakness to Soviets while opposing a unilateral freeze.

Washington Reagan House Geneva U.S America Kremlin Capitol Hill William S. Broomfield R-Mich Broomfield

Indictments Sought Against Accused Thieves

Federal prosecutors will seek indictments next week from a grand jury against four men charged in a plot to steal 25 million dollars of paintings from the Hill Stead Museum in Farmington. Two Connecticut and two Florida men were arrested by the FBI after foiled plans to steal 10 paintings and use a 7.5 million dollar ransom, with threats to shred Monet Manet Degas and Whistler works if demands were unmet.

Hartford, Conn Farmington U.S Carmen Espinosa Connecticut Florida FBI Hill Stead Museum Monet Manet Degas James McNeill Whistler

Morhous Named GOP Chairman At Mercer County Meeting

The Mercer County Republican Executive Committee reelected Bluefield attorney Larry Morhous as chairman at its reorganizational meeting. Mrs. William Stafford of Princeton was named treasurer and Richard Wesley of Bluefield was elected secretary. Morhous said the committee has begun planning for the 1982 political effort and urged area residents to attend the Mercer County Republican Club meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Western Sizzlin restaurant in Princeton.

Morhous GOP Mercer County Republican Executive Committee Bluefield Larry Morhous William (Dink) Stafford Princeton Richard Wesley Republican Club

Oraflex Recall Underway

Eli Lilly began recalling Oraflex after halting worldwide distribution. The drug linked to 61 UK and 11 US deaths, and patients were urged to stop use and return pills. Lilly offered refunds for unused stock and sent advisories to doctors and pharmacists.

Washington Eli Lilly and Co Food and Drug Administration United Kingdom United States Oraflex South Dakota St Indianapolis Ind FDA Roger Miller Great Britain South Africa Spain Germany Taiwan Denmark British Committee On Safety of Medicines Britain

Hiroshima Mayor Urges Nuclear Freeze and Ban

Hiroshima Mayor calls for a halt to nuclear weapons and a global ban on testing during the 37th anniversary ceremony attended by about 43,000 people. The event followed a Nevada underground test and recalls the 1945 atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Tokyo Hiroshima United States Nevada America Nagasaki Japan Pearl Harbor

Readers invited to share tips and photo ideas with staff

The Bluefield Daily Telegraph invites reader suggestions for news tips and photography. Call after 2 p.m. to reach city desk staff Garret Mathews or Ward Morgan at 327-6171 extension 231.

Bluefield Daily Telegraph City Desk Garret Mathews Ward Morgan

GTE Increase Recommended by West Virginia PSC Hearing

A PSC hearing examiner recommends approving about a nine percent revenue rise for General Telephone Co. of the Southeast, totaling $2.044 million starting September 1 unless stayed. The increase is roughly $5.3 million below the request, with stipulations from the PSC staff. GTE serves 54,000 customers in McDowell, Mercer and Wyoming Counties and filed the request on December 1, 1981, with public hearings on the rate ongoing.

West Virginia Public Service Commission General Telephone Co Southeast GTE PSC McDowell Mercer Wyoming

Workfare debated at Virginia welfare hearing in Richmond

Virginia welfare reform proposals drew fire at a Department of Social Services hearing. Officials said workfare would be a last resort for noncompliant recipients, while speakers urged non punitive work programs with training. Senator Wilder argued programs should teach in demand skills, not mimic workfare.

Richmond Department of Social Services Social Services L. Douglas Wilder Howard P. Anderson Halifax General Assembly Anderson

Mercer County Democratic Committee Chooses Shorty Simons Chairman

Newly elected chairman E. R. Shorty Simons and party members greet the governor and staff. Tours of the facility were conducted and refreshments served after the ceremony.

Page One Mercer County Democratic Executive Committee E. R. “Shorty’ Simons Democratic Party

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