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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1973

Page

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Surplus of Power and Energy Steps for Bluefield

Bluefield officials await Washington energy guidelines before deciding if Christmas lights will burn in Yuletide displays. Mayor says APCo reports local surplus power cannot be used to aid blackout efforts. City contemplates gasoline shortages and preservation plans as energy crisis impacts operations. The board also seeks N and W Railway officials at future meetings to discuss reviving passenger service amid the crisis.

Jim Terry Bluefield Washington, D. C Burton Washington Edwin Elliott Appalachian Power Co George Kellenberger Virginia Huntington Gulf Oil .Co Elliott Norfolk and Western Railway Allan Connolly Victor DeVault DeVault Daily Telegraph N&w Connolly Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Swindell-Dressler Report Spurs Authority Review At Hill Street

The Swindell-Dressler and A B Engineering firms warned that Hill Street project conditions pose collapse and possible loss of life due to slope instability poor drainage and insufficient fill compaction. The Authority will study a 67-page inspection report and assign costs and responsible parties before a HUD briefing and Thursday 3 p.m. meeting at the Authority office to decide corrective actions.

Authority Swindell- Dressler Co Charleston A. B. Engineering Co Swindell-Dressler A. B Lively Balliger Aficials A. T Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD

Deaths and funerals feature Lockhart and four others

Clarence Leslie Lockhart 49 of Princeton died in Charleston after a short illness. Survived by widow Sylvia Lewis Lockhart three sons and two daughters and brothers. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Church of God with burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Also listed are Ralph Willington Taylor 73 of Bluefield Willie Delfred Stiltner 48 of Vansant Abner N. Harris former Gary and Welch resident and Charles French infant of Elkhorn.

Clarence L. Lockhart Clarence Leslie Lockhart Silver Springs Avenue Princeton Charleston Jaeger W. R. Lockhart Ethel Steeler Lockhart Pocahontas Fuel Company Maitland UMWA Sylvia Lewis Lockhart Kenneth Lockhart Cicero, Til Charles L. Lockhart Eugene Lockhart Roanoke Franklin Annette Judy Lockhart Robert Ek, Lockhart Franklin Lockhart Bramwell Oliver Avenue Church of God C. O. White Rudell Broomfield James Wines Roselawn Memorial Gardens Memorial Willie Dalfred Stiltner Willie Delfred Stiltner Vansant Rosa Evelyn Coleman Stiltner Alex Stiltner Tommy Bartley Alfred Stiltner Evans Stiltner Grundy Donald Stiltner Newport News Little Martha Regular Baptist Leemaster Paul McClanahan Freddie Mclanahan Arnold Clevinger John Lane Mountain Valley Memorial Park Big Rock Virginia Funeral Home

Tragic death of 20 month old Steven Blankenship

Steven Dwayne Blankenship, 20 months, son of Mr and Mrs Bajlard Blankenship of Hanover, died Tuesday morning after a short illness in Welch hospital. Survived by sisters Rhonda and Roshelle, brothers Ricky and Jeffrey, paternal grandmother Lula Blankenship, maternal grandmother Olive Fox of Charlottenville VA. Funeral at Trinity House of Prayer Hanover with burial in Blankenship Cemetery Paynesville. Friends may call Wednesday at 3 pm. Fanning Funeral Home, Sayger, in charge of arrangements.

Christopher Charles French Charles Carolyn Carson French Elkhorn Bluefield Roy Carson Upland Lucy French Bossevain Woodlawn Memorial Park William ‘J. Whitefield Bennett-Fanning Funeral Home Northfork Steven Dwayne Blankenship Bajlard Blankenship Hanover Welch Rhonda Roshelle Blankenship Ricky Jeffrey Blankenship Lula Blankenship Olive Fox Charlottenville Trinity House of Prayer Blankenship Paynesville Fanning Funeral Home Aeger

Abner Harris Sr. 91 former U S Steel official dies in Pa hospital

Abner N Harris Sr 91 formerly of Bluefield and Welch died in a Jersey Shore Pennsylvania hospital after a long illness He was a former U S Steel superintendent and a Gary grocery merchant Retiring in 1970 he was a Trinity Episcopal Church member and a long time Luther H Clark Lodge No 4 member Survivors include two sons a daughter five grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral arrangements were made at Perry and St Clair Funeral Home Tazewell Va

Abner N. Harris Garyarid Abner Harris SR Bluefield Welch Jersey Shore Pennsylvania U.S. Steel Gary Trinity Episcopal Church Luther H. Clark Lodge A.M F.M Northfork Margaret Crockett Harris Septemer Abner N. Harris Jr Charles Harris Raleigh, N. C Mary Williamson Lexington Sara Raines Beckley Annie Clark Charlottesville Perry and St. Clair Tazewell, Va

Funerals for BRADY and Others Gather in Bluefield Area

Notices announce funeral services for Joe Brady 53 of Bristol Virginia at Cravens Shires Bluewell with Rev Leonard Repass. burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens Princeton. Also Josephine Sells 88 Powhatan at Cravens Shires Bluewell. Roselawn Memorial Gardens Princeton burial. Harold R Tabor 58 Bluefield Virginia at Falls Mills Christian Church. burial Grandview Memory Gardens Bluefield. W C Coy Trivett 83 Bluefield at Graham Christian Church. Maple Hill Cemetery Bluefield. Retta Ella Evans 60 Pageton at Cravens Shires Bluewell. burial Woodlawn Cemetery Bluewell. Pallbearers listed for each service.

Brady Joe Bristol Rly McComas Cravens-Shires Bluewell Rev Leonard Repass Roselawn Memorial Gardens Princeton Edward Horton Steve Smith Sammy Suneskie Randolph King Robert Sells Josephine Powhatan St Olin Roberts R. Grimm Roselawn Princéton Clyde Anderson Robert’ Buckland C. N. Buckland Forest Bruce Graham Hedrick Charlie Tobnson David Neal Tracy Christian Robert Willard Sonny Stansfield Tommy Hager Walter Neel C. H. Mahood Jr Dudley Memorial Mortuary

Oil policy shift hurts stripper wells and U S self sufficiency

Wells independent producers face sharp reward cuts as price controls bite, forcing about 7000 oil and gas firms to close since the mid-1950s. Indirect controls kept producer prices level by limiting imports, stalling domestic exploration, and boosting costs. Experts warn cheap foreign oil is gone and self sufficiency will require costly investments and higher prices.

Ansell U S United States IPAA

School Levy Passes in McDowell County Vote

A McDowell County levy passed by 96.2 percent Tuesday, enabling continued teacher supplements of 105 and 55 dollars monthly, 10,000 dollars yearly to the public library, school bus replacements, a summer vocational program, and equipment purchases, with no tax increase. County superintendent John R. Drosick confirmed.

McDowell County John R. Drosick

Haldeman Had Early News Of Tape Gap, Aide Says

Washington AP reports seven months after Haldeman resigned he told a former assistant which documents could be removed from his files. Lawrence M Higby testified Haldeman knew erased portions of a White House tape before the 18 minute gap disclosure to Judge Sirica. Higby recalled Haldeman suggesting the erasure may have been caused by Miss Woods. Rose Mary Woods testified she may have erased 44 minutes of a 1972 tape accidentally. Another witness, Gen. John Bennett, said he checked Woods recorder to ensure the record button was off. A White House aide said Bull was told it would be good to fix the recorder.

Washington H.R. Haldeman White House Lawrence M.higby Haldeman Ape U.S John J. Sirica Higby Highy Miss Woods Rose Mary Woods Nixon John Bennett

Final step in dialing to be completed Sunday

General Telephone customers in Bluefield Bluewell Bramwell and Maybeury will switch to single digit long distance dialing this Sunday morning completing a two stage cutover by Dec 9. West Virginia Virginia areas will use dial 1 area code and number for calls with 411 directory assistance and 611 repair numbers in several towns.

General Telephone Bluefield Bluewell Bramwell Maybeury Clyde S. Smith West Virginia Numaber

Marye Wins Virginia 37th District Senate Seat

Democrat Madison Marye a Montgomery County dairy farmer won a special election to fill the 37th District seat in the Virginia Senate vacated by Lt. Gov elect John Dalton. He defeated Republican Del Jerry Geisler 7227 to 5585 in light turnout. Marye carried Galax Radford Montgomery and Galax counties. Geisler won Carroll and Floyd counties.

Radford Madison Marye Montgomery County Virginia Senate John Dalton Marye Del Jerry Geisler Hillsville Galax Montgomery Floyd Carroll Grayson Marge House of Delegates Geisler Mongtomery Carroll County Floyd County

Chavez vows to keep fighting Teamsters and growers

UMW leaders and miners pledge ongoing boycotts and support for Chavez as he renews a grape and lettuce boycott. Michael Trbovich urges federal aid for hard coal, cites 16 billion tons of anthracite in eastern Pennsylvania, with half recoverable, but many small operators lack funds to expand. He accuses government of allowing oil and gas profiteering, noting 1.7 million gallons exported in Sept-Oct, $22 oil price rise, and calls Washington to act. The union theme centers on returning the nation to coal and its miners.

Chavez Teamsters California UMW Michael Trbovich Pennsylvania Trbovich Union Petroeum Washington King Coal

Prayer Service To Meet The Infirmity

A prayer service will gather at the home of Mrs Earl Gibson 207 Williams St Bluefield Friday at 7 30 p m Evangelist Omega Dowell directs the event

Earl Gibson Williams St Bluefield Omega Dowell

Tax Rules Shift in B and O Revisions for 1974

Dailey explained new B and O tax regulations redefine classifications and tax rates. Advertising revenue moves from manufacturing to service rate and TV and radio ads taxed at the service rate for the first time. Hospitals pay tax on purchases while patient bills remain untaxed. real estate brokers commissions and bank charges dropped from initial proposal. Regulations filed 30 days before effect, with April 1 aim to let legislature review.

Dailey B&o Secretary of State

From Grundy High Remain Hospitalized

About 70 teachers and students at Grundy Senior High School stayed in three hospitals Tuesday with food poisoning from a turkey salad served Friday. A Whitewood Grundy basketball game was postponed as most Grundy players were ill. Buchanan County officials estimated 508 students ate at the cafeteria Friday and over 400 were affected. Fevers were common, with first discharges expected Friday.

Grundy Senior High School Ernest Raines Whitewood Grundy Buchanan County School Board

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