Israel Yields Abu Rudeis Oil Field to Egypt
Israel surrendered the Abu Rudeis oil fields in the Sinai to Egyptian authorities under the Kissinger brokered truce. Italian technicians and UN troops will hold the corridor for 24 hours as Israeli forces withdraw, marking a major shift in Middle East energy supplies and regional power.
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Sinai Desert
Israel
Egypt
Gulf of Suez
U.N
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Iran
Agip Co
Ensio Siilasvuo
Mideast
Yoram
Sinai
Cantrell and Gibson Deaths Highlight Kentucky Virginia Obits
Notices list Clifford Cantrell of Steele Ky dying after illness in Grundy Va. Funeral at Mouthcard Baptist Church with burial at Mountain Valley Memorial Park. Also Mrs Lake Beverly Gibson of Bluefield Va dies after long illness. service at Cravens Shires Funeral Chapel Bluewell with burial Monte Vista Park Cemetery. James Davis, 60, Princeton, a retired newspaperman, dies after short illness. services planned at George W Seaver Chapel with burial Resthaven Park.
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Clifford Cantrell
Steele, Ky
Grundy, Va
Mouthcard Missionary Baptist Church
Dorse Miller
Henry Estep
Jimmy Kerr
Mountain Valley Memorial Park
Grundy
Grundy Funeral Home
Mrs Mable Belle Lamb Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Mable Belle Lamb 57 of 107 Hinton St Athens died Wednesday in a Bluefield hospital after a long illness. She was born in Lerona to Amy Neely Dove and the late C E Neely and lived in Mercer County. Survived by husband A W Lamb two sons Frederick Lamb and Chester Lamb four daughters Louise Reed Ann Milam Patricia Lamb Kitty Lamb two brothers Wallace and Burnice Neely and five grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 11 a.m. at George W Seaver Chapel Princeton with Reverends Harman and Goldston officiating burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers listed. viewing 6-9 p m today.
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Lerona
Amy Jane Keaton Neely Dove
C. E. Neely
Mercer County
A. W
Buck) Lamb
Athens
Frederick W. Lamb
Richlands
Chester Lamb
U. S. Navy
Mediterranean
Louise Reed
Springfield
Roger
Ann) Mil
Tommy Lamb
Danny Lamb
J Lamb
Jimmy Lamb
Billburn
Gary Cunningham
Lawrence E. Riggs Rites Set In Princeton Funeral
Lawrence E. Riggs 75 of Rocky Mount Virginia died Friday after hospital care in Roanoke He was a 41 year Appalachian Power outside superintendent and member of Bluefield Masonic Lodge Matoaka Mist Church Survivors include wife Britannia Brown Riggs two sons Donald Riggs and Robert Riggs a step son Willard Siltman step daughter Mrs Albert Stratmann sister Hortense Powell five grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services set for Wednesday at 11 a m in Bailey Funeral Chapel Princeton with burial at Monte Vista Park Cemetery and viewing to continue Tuesday evening
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Bluefield
Wyoming County
Anderson and
Brooke Ramey Beverly
Jaeger
Church of God In
H. L. Gibson
Lee Lane
Robert L
Beatrice) Higginbotham
Double Gates
Cleve
Esther) Helton
William E
Phyliss
Church of
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Sophia
Howard Beverly
Norfolk
Cravens-Shires Funeral Chapel
Bluewell
Alton Richardson
Monte Vista Park
Junior Echols
Albert Mullens
Clifford Vance
Paul Hare
Merton Smith
William Powell
Lawrence E. Riggs
Rocky Mount
Matoaka
Roanoke
Robert Riggs
Mercer County
Appalachian Power Company
Bluefield Masonic Lodge
Matoaka Mist Church
Britannia Brown Riggs
Bailey Funeral Chapel
Princeton
Local Daily Telegraph Advertising Rates and Contacts
The Cluefield Daily Telegraph lists subscription rates for Virginia at 46.80 per year and 3.90 per month for home geography. It is published by the Daily Telegraph Printing Co. and is a member of the Associated Press with advertising representation by Mathews Shenren and Cullen.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Binetician Ve
Associated Press
Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Mathews, Shenren & Cullen
Henry Fisher Cooper, Bristol Merchant, 86
Henry Fisher Cooper 86 of Bristol Tennessee died Sunday after a long illness in a Bristol hospital. A Castlewood Virginia native he retired from a 50 year Dickinson County Va business career and lived in Bristol nine years. He was a charter Haysi Kiwanis member and Town Councilman with church ties. He is survived by his wife Nettie Osborne Cooper three daughters sisters and a brother seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Akard Funeral Home Chapel with Masonic graveside rites later at Temple Hill Cemetery Castlewood.
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Henry Fisher Cooper
Alhambra Dr
Bristol
Tenn
Castlewood
Charles
Alice Wheeler Cooper
Dickinson County
Anderson Street
Sandy Valley Masonic Lodge
Grundy
Haysi
Nettie Osborne Cooper
Robert N. Hurt
Chatham
N. J
H. B. Arrington
Warren M. Miller
Roanoke
Virgie Cline
St. Paul
Eva Adams
Johnson City
Etta Kiser
Richmond
Claude Cooper
Akard Funeral Home
George Wampler
Temple Hill
Winston Kiser
Charles M. Betters
Fred Akers
Billy Akers
Roscoe Bowman
Alvah Bowsan
Ray Wright
Jack Farmer
Jim Albertson
Infant dies after prematurity in Athens family
Mary Casey Staggers Wells six month old daughter of Dr Haney A Staggers Wells and Margaret Ann Wells of Athens died at home Saturday night. Born prematurely May 1 in Charleston she is survived by parents a brother Haney A Wells III maternal grandfather O Staggers of Kiser outa grandfather Haney A Wells Sr Athens. Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church today at 930 a m Burial in Athens Cemetery. Donations to Infant Research via Bank of Athens. George W Seaver Mortuary in charge.
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Haney A
Margaret Ann Staggers Wells
Athens
Charleston
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O. Staggers
Kiser
Outa
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
James Casey
Bank of Athens
George W. Seaver
Mrs Maggie Ballard Dies at 91 in Princeton
Maggie A Ballard 91 of Walker Ave Princeton widow of Commodore H Ballard died at home. Body at George W Seaver Mortuary Princeton pending funeral arrangements. Arreste?
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Walker Ave
Princeton
Sater
Commodore H. Ballard
George W. Seaver
Funeral for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth ROBINETTE
Mary Elizabeth Robinettes funeral service is set for today at 11 a.m. at the George W. Seaver Chapel in Princeton with Rev. William Villers officiating. Burial will follow at Roselawn Memorial Gardens with pallbearers named Howard Murphy John Johnson J O Worrell C O Stafford Roswell Gore and Wirt Brooks.
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Mary Elizabeth
Park Ave
Princeton
George W. Seaver
William Villers
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Howard Murphy
John Johnson
J. O. Worrell
C. O. Stafford
Roswell Gore
Wirt Brooks
Pair of Wyoming Men Charged After Mine Office Burglary
Two Wyoming County men Calvin L. Hatfield and Ronald Layne, both 29 of Brenton, were charged with breaking and entering and larceny after allegedly stealing about 1300 in safety films and camera gear from the Kepler Mine safety office. Hatfield was arrested at Mullens General Hospital with a cutting injury. Layne was taken into custody in Hanover. Authorities recovered the merchandise at Layne's Brenton residence.
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Wyoming County
Kepler Mine
Rick Rust
Calvin L. Hatfield
Ronald Layne
Brenton
Jack Rust
Mullens
Wyoming General Hospital
Hatfield
Hanover
Joe Blankenship
Eddie Rambo
Frank Fortner
Pineville
Probe continues on church theft in Bluefield
Police in Bluefield Virginia investigate the theft of two offering plates at Bethel United Methodist Church. The plates valued at about 97 dollars were reported stolen sometime between Wednesday evening and Sunday morning, with no money missing. Officers say the plates were recently bought in two separate transactions.
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Bluefield
Bethel United Ethodist Church
Nationwide Shopping Costs Increase in November Survey
The Associated Press finds grocery shoppers faced higher prices in November across 13 cities. Eggs butter and coffee rose while sugar and pork chops slipped. overall the market basket rose about 0.8 percent from October to December.
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Associated Press
Eap
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Market Basket
Missing Mail Sought Again Near Athens After Air Taxi Drop
Postal inspectors plan a renewed search in the Pettry area near Athens for an orange mail pouch that fell from an air taxi about a week ago. The bag, addressed to Pulaski, dropped when a baggage door opened at 2000 feet. A team of about six will comb within a 20 mile radius.
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U. S. Postal Service
Ira Dabney
Charleston
Pettry
Athens
Pulaskia
Capitol Plan to Phase Out Federal Control of Gas Prices
Capitol discussion continues on a proposal to gradually remove all federal control from natural gas prices. The measure would shift pricing authority, affecting consumers and energy markets nationwide.
Michigan History From Beavers To Ford And Fortunes
Michigan known as the Wolverine State since the 1830s, joining the Union after a Toledo dispute. It rose with beaver wealth and the auto era led by Ford, Dodge, Buick, Chevrolet, and Durant, while Detroit rebuilt from 1805 fire. Saint Marquette, Mackinac, and Beaumont alter the state’s early frontier.
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Detroit
NEA
Michigan
Wolverine
Congress
U.S
Upper Peninsula
Toledo
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Michigan state profile and early history summary
Michigan details its area, population, capital Lansing, state symbols, and settlement history. Key events include French missions from 1616 to 1668, colonial transfer to Britain in 1763, British attacks during the Revolution, Fort Mackinac and Detroit seizures in 1812, and American victories in 1813 restoring U.S. control.
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Michigan
Great Lake State
Wolverine
Ste. Marie
Britain
Anthony Wayne
Fallen Timbers
Ohio
Fort Mackinac
Detroit
Oliver H. Perry
Lake Erie
William H. Harrison
Thames River
Canada
U.S
Reagan Pledges Back Ford If Ford Wins GOP Nod
Los Angeles AP Reagan told ABC I would support Ford if he defeats me for the 1976 Republican nomination. He declined to pledge for Rockefeller or any other GOP hopeful, calling it a hypothetical. He warned a remote McGovern-like extremist could win the nomination and said he would not be a third party candidate. He defended a federal tax cut plan aiming to reduce spending and taxes while proposing local tax hikes to replace federal programs cut or eliminated. He reiterated no intent to criticize Ford or split the party, but after recast noted differences over Panama Canal talks, Cuba trade restraints, and inflation.
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Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
ABC
Issues
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U.S
George McGovern
Agan
Republican Party
Panama Canal
Cuba
Quake Injuries Reported After Tephra Event Near Volcano
One serious injury was reported as tremor activity near a coastal region subsided. Damage stayed well below the 6.5 million dollar loss from the 1973 tremor near Hilo, while the latest quake occurred in a sparsely populated area. Dr. Robert Tilling of the Hawaii Volcanoes Observatory noted location drove the lower damage and that mild quakes continued through Saturday.
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Hilo
Robert Tilling
Hawaii Volcanoes Observatory
Tilling
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Georgie) Farley
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