Library funding approved for Bluefield project in 1960s
Bluefield Board authorizes 20000 dollars in revenue sharing to the Bluefield Public Library Mercer County Service Center. Commission plans broader county support, with Kee Dam Watershed project procedures adopted, including land appraisals and FHA oversight. Also notes on loitering at Greyhound Terminal, crossing guard requests for Memorial School, and bids on park courts and Genoa School demolition.
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Jim Terry
Bluefield Board of Directors
Bluefield Board of Library Commissioners
Bluefield Public Library
Mercer County
Commission
R. W. (Buzzy) Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Craft Memorial Library
Jack Craft
Princeton
Mercer County Court
Edison Hollow
Airport Road
Barnett Tree
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Kelley, Gidley, Staub and Blair, Inc
Charleston
FHA
State Department of Highways
Elizabeth Kee
Bluefield
al Modena
Allan Connolly
Rsans
Greyhound
Bland Street
Connolly
Bill Bivens
Burton
Andrew Dodson
Barbara Hurst
Norma Morris
Washington Street
Fach
Genoa
Norwood Construction Co
Greene’s News Center & Party Store
Bland St
Raymond McGhee
Walters Ave
Ray
B. J. Akers
Fourth Street
Shamrock
Princeton Ave
Esau Harris
Cumberland Road
City of
Genoa Ave
William and
Virginia Jefferies
Bedford St
Konitz
College Ave
John A
Juanita Roeland
Wythe Ave
Hubert and
Beatrice Boyd
Park St
Grover L. Asbury
Augusta St
Clifton N. Martin I
Orange St
Friday Vote Planned on Emergency Energy Bill
Washington AP The House Commerce Committee moved toward a Friday vote on President Nixon's emergency energy legislation granting the Federal Energy Administration broad powers to order gasoline rationing and energy saving steps. More than 50 amendments remain, with four approved in morning session including a waivers of antitrust laws for retailers and a provision requiring congressional approval for any energy conservation plan.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Nixon
Federal Energy Administration
Congress
Battle Cry Origin of Princeton Football Cheer
The first football cheer arose from a battle cry. In 1869 Princetonians roared the chant "'Siss, boom, ah" at the Rutgers game, tracing its roots to the Seventh Regiment's rocket yell in New York.
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Princetonians
New York
Seventh Regiment
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