Obituaries for Jacob Coleman and Eugene Coppola
Jacob Jake Coleman 93 of Berwind died Nov 29 2005 at St Luke s Hospital Bluefield Gregory Page Funeral Home Welch handling arrangements Eugene A Coppola 77 of Maybeury died Nov 30 2005 at Princeton Community Hospital after a long illness Arrangements by Widener Funeral Home Northfork Mercer Funeral Home serving Byrd family Condolences at MercerFuneralHome.com or Crockett home contact 3275895
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Jacob “Jake” Coleman
Berwind
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bluefield
Gregory- Page Funeral Home
Welch
Eugene A. Coppola
Maybeury
Princeton Community Hospital
Widener Funeral Home
Northfork
The
American Cancer Society
Fruitville Road
Pen West Park
Sarasota
Crockett Home
Mercer Funeral Home & Crematory
Byrd
MercerFuneralHome.com
Obituary notices span multiple states in late 2005
Sarasota resident Gordon Byrd 70, a former Norfolk and Western police lieutenant, dies at home. The notice lists his Bluefield roots, family, church, and survivors in Ohio and Florida. Graveside services Dec 2 in Princeton with memorials to heart associations and local funeral arrangements.
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Bluefield
Shinbhar
Everett Lee Byrd
Ruth Watson Byrd
Beaver High School
Trinity United Methodist Church
Columbus
Ohio
Norfolk & Western Railroad
National Guard
Elks
Order of Police
NRA
Jean Byrd Dillon
Norma Crockett Byrd
Michael S. Byrd
Dolly
Sandusky
Teresa L. Ringold
Ken
Hilliard
Martha
American Heart Association
St. Petersburg
Bluefield Daily Telegraph publisher and staff contact list
A readable header list names publisher William Randy Deason executive editor Tom Colley and staff including Terrice Phonda W Doyle Bradford Charity Elswick Fa Local News Advertising President Business office Classified Ads and general publication details for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph with address and correction policy notes.
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Business Office
Princeton News
Funeral services scheduled for ten in region today
Funerals listed include James Adair Jr at 11 a.m. at Canebrake Freewill Baptist Church with burial at Grandview Memory Gardens Edna Burgess at 11 a.m. Cravens-Shires Bluewell with burial at Woodlawn Memorial Park Margie Childress graveside rites at 11 a.m. Woodlawn Bluewell Gertrude Cole at 1 p.m. Chapel of Roselawn Princeton Jason Hall at noon memorial service Fanning Welch interment Woodlawn Memorial Park Fern Harrison at 2 p.m. Peery St Clair Tazewell with burial at Harrison Family Cemetery Cliffield Gladys Jessup at noon McConnell's Bluefield burial Restlawn Bluewell Joyce English at 1 p.m. Cedar Bluff entombment Greenhills Mausoleum Claypool Hill Emanuel Katzen at 10 a.m. Monte Vista Park Cemetery Bluefield Charles Lawrence at 11 a.m. memorial Brush Creek Baptist Wade Sparks at 2 p.m. Hurst Scott Welch interment Grandview Memory Gardens Bluefield Va
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James Franklin Adair Jr
Canebrake Freewill Baptist Church
Grandview Memory Gardens
Edna Mae Burgess
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
Bluewell
Woodlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Margie M. Childress
Woodlawn Cemetery
Gertrude C. Cole
Chapel
Restlawn Memorial Gardens
English Joyce
Singleton Funeral
Cedar Bluff
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Emanuel Levitt Katzen
Monte Vista Park
Bluefield
Charles Hamilton Lawrence
Brush Creek Baptist Church
Wade Clark Sparks
Hurst-Scott Funeral Chapel
Tazewell
LSU finds levee steel shallower than design at 17th Street Canal
New Orleans engineers reported that steel reinforcements in the 17th Street Canal levee only reach 10 feet below sea level instead of the designed 17.5 feet, matching LSU findings. Corps plans to sample the remaining wall edges to confirm results while noting design and construction flaws at both 17th Street and London Avenue canals.
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New Orleans
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Louisiana State University Engineers
Walter Baumy
Baumy
Corps
LSU
State Department of Transportation
17Th Street
London Avenue
Ivor van Heerden
Justices rule doctors must not sue lawyers in malpractice case
The West Virginia Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Cabell County doctor Carolyn Clark cannot sue lawyers who advised her former patient Amy Dempsey in a 1999 medical malpractice suit. The court upheld the litigation privilege, saying it protects lawyers from Clark's claims and prevents conflicts with client advocacy. Dempsey and her husband sued Clark in 1999 for missing cancer signs. Amy Dempsey died in 2000.
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Harleston
Cabell County
State Supreme Court
Carolyn Clark
Bill Druckman
Richard Lindsay
Frederick Delp
Brent Benjamin
High Court
Cabell County Circuit
John Cummings
Clark
Amy Dempsey
Dempsey
Roy
Community Christmas program signups and event dates
Details for Jimmie continuation list December signup times at Bluefield City Auditorium and Daily Telegraph office. Deadline December 16. Gift bag party December 23 at Bluefield Youth Center. Donations to Community Christmas Tree Fund accepted at Daily Telegraph or by mail to Bluefield Daily Telegraph PO Box 1599 Bluefield WV 24701. Contributions listed include multiple memorial gifts totaling 705 dollars to date.
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Bluefield City Auditorium
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield
Hardees
Bluefield Daily
Telegraph
Community
West Virginia gets 1.43 million HUD grant for HIV housing
The grant funds housing costs for 70 to 100 rural residents in West Virginia living with HIV or AIDS. U S Rep Shelley Moore Capito noted the $18.8 million nationwide allocation to help cover housing needs for those infected with AIDS. Alphonso Jackson emphasized maintaining support for the most in need during the Tampa ceremony.
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Charleston
West Virginia
U.S
Shelley Moore Capito
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Capito
R-Wva
West Virginia Coalition For People With Aids
Virginia tightens executions amid reforms and backlogs
Virginia officials say 1995 and 1996 reforms cut death row backlogs and sped appeals. Virginia’s death row peaked at 58, with five executions last year and a recent rise to fourteen in 1999 before slowing again. Advocates cite faster processing, parole abolition in 1994, and DNA exonerations as factors altering jury behavior and public support.
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Commonwealth
Virginia
Addison
York County
Poquoson
Steven D. Benjamin
Richmond
Virginia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
Benjamin
Richard Dieter
The
Death Penalty Information Centern
Washington, D.C
Earl Washington Jr
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Sarasota, Fla
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Bastian
Flora
Pete) Harmon
Timothy Steven Harmon
Robert Nelson Harmon
Patricia
Jack Sheckells
Mary Daly
Port Charlotte
Fla
Joseph Richard Harmon
James Michael Harmon
Baltimore
Kimberley Ann Sweep
Salisbury
Patricia Harmon
Cheryl Vollmar
Patricia Thompson
Candice Thibeault
Gary Sheckells
Bastian Church of God
David Webb
Rose Hill
A. West & Sons Funeral Home
White Gate
Nannie Naomi Jackson
Glen Burnie
Lebanon
Tom
Bertha Mosley
Paul Hawkins
Thomas Walter Hawkins
Tom Hawkins
Bruce Hawkins
J.J. Johnson
Baltimore, Md
David
SingletonFuneralService.com
Singleton Funeral Service
Jackson
Ollie E. Wilson
Wadsworth
Beverly Kiser
Alice Musick Kiser
John D. Wilson
Lonnie Kiser
Elmer Kiser
Rousie Musick
Venni Musick
Karmie Farmer
Magelena Musick
James Wilson
James H. Beaver
Russell Memorial
Combs Funeral Service
Fincastle Road
Wilson
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
P.O. Box
William ‘Randy’ Deason
Advertising Dire
Tom Colley
Terrice
Phonda W
Doyle Bradford
Advertising Department
Elswick
Bluefield Ave
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
WV Press Assn
Eeylaaihs
A-1
Louise R. Jenkins
Hilda A. Fuller
Naomi v Rech
Jeffrey Shott
E.S. Baker Jr
Suzanne T. Baker
Sam Royall
Edwin G. Royal
Jane Phlegar
Powell
Marcie
Rachel Elmore
Casper Bryant
George Graham
Mitchell’s
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