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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1981

Page

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Deaths and Funerals in Bluefield Area News

Obituaries list Oliver Keen and multiple others with long survivals, service details, funeral homes, and burial plans across Buchanan, Bland, Tazewell, and Welch areas. The notices include former deputies, lodge members, veterans, and family connections across Virginia and Ohio, with service dates, locations, and pallbearer details.

Oliver Keen Rowe Roanoke Buchanan County Whitt Mary Meadows Keen Rowe Pentecostal Holiness Church 1.C.C.F. Grundy Lodge No. 17 Laura Rowe Keen Fred Ellen) Sanders James Virginia) Null Harold Freedie) Creed Arnold Keen Oakwood Walden Keen North Tazewell Bernard Keen Birmingham Ala Donald Keen Willard Keen Osco Keen Swords Creek Stanford Keen Mansfield Ohio Arthur Keen Mount Vernon Emmitt (Marie) Barton Maringo Buchanan County Funeral Home Ancil Childress John Rowe Robert F. Baxter Greenhills Memory Gardens Claypool Hill Bill Keen Larry Null Teddy Null Bob Keen Harold Creed, Jr Danny Sanders Nick Persin Don McGlothlin Woodrow McGlothlin Pat Hale Clark White Dell Fuller Buford Fuller Roy Runyon Kyle Fuller Clyde Dennis I.C.C.F. Grundy Lodge No. 17

Marijuana patch swept from Nelson County range

Three acres of marijuana plants weighing nearly two tons were destroyed in an overnight raid by the Nelson County Sheriff's Department. Sheriff William M. Harris estimated the street value at about 1.1 million dollars. The find occurred on a remote mountainside north of Lovingston after Harris spotted patches from a helicopter. Deputies cut down plants from approximately 25 000 to 30 000, seized about 2000 dollars in gear including tents and power saws, and remained on site from 6 15 to 11 45. Suspects are believed to be in custody soon.

Lovingston Nelson County Harris

Medfly quarantine sparks fruit harvest scramble in California

Westley California reports a 264 square mile quarantine to protect crops from the Mediterranean fruit fly. Agriculture inspector Norman Cashen notes fields of canning tomatoes pears and bell peppers are at risk with harvest imminent. Separate dispatches cover Soviet US tensions and Egypt Sadat's assertion of backup support, plus Chinese forces repelling Vietnamese border assaults with casualties.

Westley Calif Norman Cashen Stanislaus County Cashen

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Advertises Rates and Office Details

The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists publication info and rates with address details for mail and home delivery. It notes association with the Associated Press and includes post office box, city, and state, plus advertising representative contact.

Bluefield Ap.ee Audit Bureau of Tion P.O. Box W. Va Landon Associates

Tropical Storm Dennis Hammers Florida Keys and South Florida

Tropical storm Dennis brought 55 mph winds and heavy rain across the Keys and southern Florida. The system slowed, could strengthen to hurricane force, and prompted evacuations at low-lying campgrounds while forecasters warned conditions could still worsen.

Islamorada Fla Dennis Florida Keys Oceanside Keys National Hurricane Center Neil Frank Frank Florida South John West Palm Beach Florida Peninsula Fort Myers Gulf Coast

Americans Favor Cuts In Immigration

New York AP NBC poll of 1,601 adults Aug 10 11 finds 65 percent want less immigration 5 percent want more and 27 percent favor the same level. Only about a third heard of Reagan administration proposals to grant amnesty and penalties for employers of illegal aliens.

New York Associated Press NBC News United States Census Bureau National Governors Association New Jersey

Philadelphia unions accept 4.9 million in concessions at The Bulletin

Eight unions representing 879 of The Bulletin's 1,901 full time staff voted to accept wage cuts and other concessions to avert the paper's shutdown. Publishers hailed the plan as a turnaround while a remaining holdout pressmen union waited on a late ballot result. The newspaper plans a Monday edition and notes the city would otherwise have only two morning papers.

Philadelphia Bulletin America N.S. Hayden Craig Ammerman Ammerman Philadelphia Newspaper Union Bulletin Management

Rockefeller Sees Bond Plan as Essential for Roads

Rockefeller argues that no state tax increases will be needed to pay bond indebtedness as anticipated revenues should cover the task. He calls the proposal a bargain, enabling immediate funding and repayment with inflated dollars later, linking roads to future industrial growth. He is joined by highway commissioner Charles L. Miller and press aide Randy Cline.

Rockefeller Charles L. Miller Randy Cline

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