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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1990

Page

4

Editorial board names and the Bill of Rights quotation

A note attributes column opinions to the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board listing members including Warren Colley Pepalis Terry Hawkins Barker Cuppett and Cuppett. It also presents a biblical quote about Jesus stating that with God all things are possible, contrasting with human limits.

Daily Telegraph J. Stanley Warren Thomas A. Colley Bob Pepalis Jim Terry Princeton Barbara Hawkins David Barker Don Cuppett Jesus

Editorial: Fire service fees deserve county support

Mercer County residents pay annual fire service fees of 20 for homes and 50 for businesses to fund eight volunteer departments Athens Bluewell Bramwell East River Green Valley Matoaka Montcalm Oakvale. Deadlines matter and exemptions apply for vacant property and municipal residents. Receipts support equipment and maintenance for essential fire protection.

Mercer County Fire Service Board Mercer County Commission Fire Board Bluefield Princeton Athens Bluewell Bramwell East River Green Valley Matoaka Montcalm Oakvale

News conference on dynamite find spurs cooperation critique

State police coordinators faced criticism for limiting a news conference about the discovery of more than 6,000 pounds of dynamite near the Mercer McDowell County line to wire services only. Officials urged inclusion of local newspapers, TV and radio to avoid repeating the error.

Mercer McDowell Associated Press United Press International

Mental illness movement grows in West Virginia

A Mercer County affiliate of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill forms at Southern Highlands Community Mental Health Center in Princeton. Bluefield mother Phyllis Brown leads efforts to recruit families for a support advocacy group while state AMI director Tina Caldwell and Sen. Jay Rockefeller face scheduling changes and other political news alongside local civic events.

United States Natinal Alliance For the Mentally Ill West Virginia Mercer County Southern Highlands Community Mental Health Center Princeton Phyllis Brown Bluefield Virginia Rockefeller Bentsen Senate Finance Committee Del Terry Basham Legislative Joint Committee On Roads

Loud party prompts letters to editor and thanks note

A reader complains about Dr. Robert Miller’s loud Saturday party on Mt. View Avenue in Bluefield and the disturbance to neighbors, while another letter thanks for a Southwest Virginia Community College Lunch and Learn Fashion Show and lists many supporters and volunteers including local businesses and community groups. The note emphasizes appreciation for community participation and ongoing support for local events.

Robert Miller Mt. View Avenue Dr. Miller Southwest Virginia Community College Shirley White Tim Jessee Sherry Cole Jenny Walk Mary Lawson Brenda Robin Edna Sizemore Cary’s the Clothesline Cindy’s Style Boutique Adam and Eve Leggett Artley’s Doran Sidney's Beverly's Joy's Fashions Claypool Hill

More Tolerance Is Justified In City Noise Debate

A reader argues for greater tolerance after complaints about a single night party. The writer praises Dr. Miller as an asset and urges residents to reflect on their own youth.

Dr. Miller

Bluefield College Receives $250000 DuPont Challenge Grant

Bluefield College announced a 250000 duPont foundation challenge grant in its 63rd year. The Jessie Ball duPont Fund requires matching gifts within two years, says college president Charles L. Tyler. Also noted were National Business College honoring 29 Bluefield area students at its 99th commencement with James M. Godwin Jr. delivering the address. Rhonda Sparks marked the end of seven weeks with West Virginia Welfare Summer Youth Program in Princeton, despite heavy hearing loss. Ted Swim of Princeton earned a Mack Trucks citation for driving over one million miles. Memorial Avenue between Bland Road and Memorial School designated as a private sidewalk test area by Bluefield board. Virginia Holstein Field Day at Leatherwood Farm featured holstein judging and a talk by Dr. Jim Nichols.

Bluefield College duPont Foundation Jessie Ball duPont Charles L. Tyler National Business College Bluefield James M.godwin Jr West Virginia Department of Welfare Princeton Ted Swim Swim Trucking Inc Bobby Slade Mid-Mountain, Inc Memorial Avenue Bland Road Memorial School Bluefield Board of Directors Leatherwood Farm

Churchill Sends Most Tanks to Middle East in WWII Plan

In August 1940 the War Cabinet under Winston Churchill decides to deploy most of Britain’s tanks to the Middle East to counter a potential German invasion and defend the Suez Canal and Middle East oil fields in Egypt and beyond.

Churchill Britain Middle East Suez Canal Egypt Mideast

Tavern Bowling Alley Opens in Bluefield in 1940

Fifty years ago The Tavern Bowling Alley opened six Brunswick alleys in Bluefield Virginia and West Virginia, cost ten thousand dollars, endorsed by the American Bowling Congress. A photo of former Miss Marion Callahan ran in a New York daily claiming New York is a city of beautiful women. Mrs Waldo’s image appeared among several in the issue. Compiled by Lillian Roten of the Daily Telegraph staff.

the Tavern Bluefield Virginias New Brunswick American Bowling Congress Marion Callahan New York

Let's go get em Iraq Saddam Hussein again

Lewis Grizzard urges bold U S action to topple Saddam Hussein linking current threats to World War II and calling for decisive military intervention in Iraq He argues the United States must act with allies to stop aggression and restore perceived regional safety and American pride.

Hitler Japan Pearl Harbor U.S Korea Vietnam Iraq Europe Saddam Hussein Austria Czechoslovakia Kuwait Jordan Saudi Arabia Israel Hussein Pal Jimmy Carter Baghdad

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Congress Thomas Davidson Davidson Francis Marion College Florence S. C Chris Hylton Fredericksburg Sam W. Davidson Sam Davidson Elks Country Club Mercer County Firemen's Association East River Volunteer Fire Department Denetta Sutphin Alena Short Renee Short The Buf Betty Candler W.va Sherri Ratliff Barbara Fuller Work and Family Institute of Ginger H. Branton Bobbi M. Keen Richlands Area Chamber of Commerce Helen Coulling Rhonda Sue Sparks Jim Nichols VPI Dairy Science Department Bison Books Corp Lillian Roten Lewis Grizzard Cowles Syndicate
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