Thomason and Fraley Rites Set Across Bluewell and Welch
Clyde Thomason 53 of Crumpler died in Beckley veterans hospital after a long illness. He served in Korea and is survived by a son, two daughters, a stepson, a mother, nine grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral Friday at Cravens-Shires in Bluewell with burial at Woodlawn Memorial Park. Also funeral for Carrie B Fraley 69 of Gary will be Saturday at Fanning Funeral Home Welch, burial at Woodlawn Memorial Park in Bluewell. service officiated by Rev H B Grose. She leaves four daughters, three sisters, two brothers, two stepsons, and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. calling hours today at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Thomason
Clyde Swanson Thomason
Crumpler
Beckley Veterans Hospital
Worth
Laura Mae Hanks Thomason
William Thomason
Clyde Eugene Thomason
Union City
Ind
Carol Ann Jones
Laura Mae Davis
Brian Keith Thomason
Maybeury
Virginia Stanley
Gertrude Frazier
Saratoga
Glen Thomason
James Thomason
Brushfork
Billy
Paul Thomason
Robert Thomason
Mt. Airy
N.C
Cravens-Shires Funeral Chapel
Bluewell
Richard Hanson
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Glenn Thomason
Ricky Jones
Howard Stanley
Randy Stanley
Leonard Thomason
Vernon Bullis
Charley Fraley
Charley
Carrie B.) Fraley
Gary
Welch
Fanning Funeral Home
H.B. Grose
Cemetry
Glen Alum
Henry F
Bertha White Kennedy
George Walter Bales
Clarence
Thelma) Brown
George
Marie) Davis
James
Shelby Jean) Byrd
Staunton
Fred
Ola) Brown
Virginia Beach
Katherine Fairies
Delbarton
Elmo
Beth) White
Gilbert
William
Flora) Kensett
Jupiter
Fla
Woodrow
Bill Kennedy
Charleston
Doris Fileen Fraley
Houston
Tex
James C. Fraley
Frankfurt
Robert P. Fraley
Elizabethtown
McDowell magistrate investigation could start soon
Chief Justice Harshbarger said an inquiry into McDowell County magistrates could begin within hours if proper authorities are notified. He emphasized magistrates must be available at all times and noted media tips instead of contacting the court administrator were “a little queer.”
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Harshbarger
McDowell
Daily Telegraph
Charleston
Sam Harshbarger
State Supreme Court of Appeals
McDowell County
Jack Marinari
Supreme Court
Justice of the Peace
Inmate Hangs Self-Harm Attempt at Preston County Jail
John Zuchowski of Kingwood attempted suicide by hanging with a sheet tied to his cell. He came out of a coma and is in fair condition at West Virginia University Hospital, according to a hospital spokeswoman.
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Kingwood
W.va
Preston County
West Virginia University Hospital
John Zuchowski
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Masthead and rates notice
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph announces subscription and home delivery rates for West Virginia residents. The notice lists annual and monthly pricing, mailing address, and advertising representation details for the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Press
Blu
W.va
Audit Bureau of Circulation
P.O. Box
Landon Associates
Esselstyn Blasts Coal Management
BLACKSBURG VA AP Willard Esselstyn secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers blasts coal industry management at a Virginia Tech safety conference. He cites the 72 day strike this year and argues operators refused to meet safety requests urging compromise and trust in labor relations.
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Blacksburg
United Mine Workers of America
Willard Esselstyn
Virginia Tech
Esselstyn
UMW
Institute On Coal Mining Health, Safety and Research
Arnold Miller
Miller
E.B. Leisenring
Westmoreland Coal Co
Leisenring
Sam Church
Church
UMWA
Roanoke
Virginia
Esslestyn
BCOA
Kindergarten Classes Begin Wednesday
Mercer County kindergarten students start on Wednesday rather than Tuesday for the 1981-82 term. All kindergartners attend Sept 2, after other county students begin Sept 1. Parents may pre enroll at the school 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and should bring birth certificates and immunization records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Mercer County
Coal Train Destroys Logan House. Five Escape
A Chessie System coal train derailment in Logan West Virginia demolished Vernie Vance's home on the southern outskirts of town. Five family members were inside but escaped with minor injuries to two children and others treated at Logan General Hospital. Patricia Browning credited divine protection as the house collapsed and walls fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W.va
Patricia Browning
Vernie Vance
Reagan budget clash to push for deeper 1982 cuts
The administration urged drafting budgets to Reagan figures and challenged Congress to accept reduced spending, seeking veto leverage on bills exceeding his targets. It aims to salvage up to four billion dollars in rejected cuts, while Congress had set ceilings but not actual funding for 1982.
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Dale
Congress
Reagan
Administration
Education Department
Budget Office
Gilly Admits Lying At Boyle Trial In 1969 Case
Convicted triggerman Paul Gilly told WWVA he lied at the murder trial of UMW President W A Boyle to gain early release promises. He said prosecutor Sprague coached him and apologized for lying to help himself. He hopes Boyle may be innocent and seeks the truth be found.
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Washington, Pa
Paul Gilly
United Mine Workers
W.A
Tony’ Boyle
Richard
Sprague
Gilly
WWVA
Wheeling
W.va
Washington County
Herman Bigi
UMW
Joseph Yablonski
Boyle
Camp Hill
Harrisburg
Roy Wilkins in critical condition after kidney complications
Former NAACP leader Roy Wilkins aged 79 remained in critical status at New York University Medical Center on Wednesday due to kidney complications after heart problems alleged two weeks earlier. He had recently moved to a private room then returned to intensive care.
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NEW York (Ap
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
New York University Medical Center
Wilkins
Judith Glass
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Funding Cleared Up In Rt. 20 Boulder Case
West Virginia officials reported progress on securing federal funds to remove a hazardous Route 20 boulder in Pocahontas County. The DOH and Pocahontas Land Corp will file for Rural Abandoned Mines Program support through the Federal Soil Conservation Service, with potential 50 percent cost coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder Case
Daily Telegraph
Wolfe
West Virginia Department of Highways
Thomas A. Bryant, II
State Department of Highways
Federal Soil Conservation Service
FSCS
DOH
Pocahontas Land Corp
Highway Department
Bryant
C.L. Helmick
Princeton
O.K
Pocahontas Land
Charles Miller
Miller
Sam Depue
Mercer
McDowell
Consolidated Coal Co
New Drug Compactin May Prevent Artery Hardening
A penicillin derived drug compactin lowered LDL cholesterol by 29 percent in seven hypercholesterolemic patients over 24 weeks, with no adverse effects. Researchers led by Dr Hiroshi Mabuchi say it could prevent atherosclerosis and heart disease, the nation’s top killer, with potential wider use for high cholesterol individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hiroshi Mabuchi
Kanazawa University School of Medicine
Japan
New England Journal of Medicine
America
Michael S. Brown
Joseph L. Goldstein
University of Texas Health Science Center
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Weinberger
Amtrak
West Virginia
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Amtrak Board of Directors
Boyd
Cincinnati
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Ripon, Wisc
Danforth Insurance Agency
Wilkins Critical
Armando
Caboose Express
Bluefield Dance Theatre
John R. Lamb
Jefferson Bluefield
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