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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1997

Page

3

Talks resume as Teamsters and UPS plan bargaining return

UPS and the Teamsters agreed to restart negotiations on Thursday to end a three day strike that has slashed UPS capacity and damaged customer confidence. Federal mediator John Calhoun Wells and Labor Secretary Alexis Herman urged a quick resolution as businesses diversify shipping partners and prepare for possible long-term changes.

Atlanta Teamsters Union United Parcel Service Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service John Calhoun Wells Washington, D.C Alexis Herman UPS Lynne Simmons Marietta South United Design Noble, Oklo Teamsters Matt Witt

Unattended death reported in Olen Estates

Police blotter notes a 46 year old Olen Estates man died likely from a heart attack per J E Parks. The Daily Record lists four drug arrests from July 14–29 by Detective Worley with officers Beasley and Compton. suspects Billy Wyrick Tony Christey Robert Clyburn and Tevas Hill faced charges of possession with intent to deliver or delivery of a controlled substance.

Olen Estates J.E. Parks W.W. Worley A.D. Beasley K.T. Compton Billy O. Wyrick Tony S. Christey Robert L. Clyburn Tevas J. Hill

Plan to Preserve Downtown Grundy Faces Eight-Year Phase In

Plan outlines preservation of an historic downtown section with phased eight year implementation. Tweig notes displacements begin after site development by the Corps, redevelopment space readied for occupancy by Grundy, and if VDOT approves, a sequence of meetings surveys reviews hearings and permitting leads to construction. Grundy handles redevelopment authority leasing financing design and occupancy.

Tweig Corps Grundy VDOT Twoig

Bethel Named Boeing Supervisor and Mine Superintendent

Bethel, born in Itmann and raised in Pocahontas then Bluefield, becomes supervisor and later mine superintendent for Pocahontas Fuel Company. After Graham High ’72 she earned degrees at Virginia Tech and joined Boeing in 1978. She lives in Hylton Head, S C, plans a Seattle flight next week, and her husband John also works at Boeing. Her son Ian is 13. Bethel succeeds Dick Albrecht who retired Aug 1 after months of collaboration.

Pocahontas Fuel Company Bethel Itmann Pocahontas Bluefield Graham Virginia Tech Boeing Haynes Hylton Head S.C Seattle John Ian Lewis Haynes Jefferson Street Dick Albrecht Albrecht

Tazewell County Revenue Tops Virginia Growth in 1996

County accommoda tions posted 11.04 percent revenue for 1996 up from 1995, with motel and bed and breakfast income reaching 2,289,397 dollars. Restaurant tax receipts rose 2.95 percent to 27,306,810 dollars, placing Tazewell fifth in the 20 county Southwest Virginia region behind Washington County, Bristol, Wythe County and Pulaski County.

Virginia Virginia Hospitality and Tourism Association Ross Weeks Tazewell County Washington County Bristol Wythe County Pulaksi County

Tax plan aims to boost housing and IRA use

Crowe defends a tax package designed to encourage home buying and IRA use while promoting saving over stock trading and discouraging smoking. He warns it will burden frequent traders and the poor with higher taxes on cigarettes and potential ordinary rates for short stock holdings. Campbell supports capital gains tax changes as economic stimulus.

Crowe Campbell

Southwest Virginia to open new regional economic office

Beyer pledged to open a new Southwest Virginia economic development office after the Abingdon office closed. County supervisors seek new industrial sites including the Kersey property in Bluefield and a planned industrial park in Richlands with hopes to attract a new industry within three years. Bluefield Mayor Anderson cites 1000 acres of land near a Wal Mart site and an interchange as prime for hotels and motels. Beyer prioritizes workforce retraining and tourism plus marketing initiatives.

Shell A-1 Beyer Southwest Virginia Abingdon Jones Sors Kersey Bluefield Richlands David Anderson Anderson Southwest Virginia

Sons of Italy dinner and awards at Brass Lantern

The Sons of Italy will hold a dinner meeting at 7 p.m. Friday at the Brass Lantern. Five scholarship awards will be presented and each recipient will give a short presentation.

Bluefield Sons of Italy Sons of Italy

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