Lease Agreements For Project Under HUD Scrutiny
Bluefield Public Housing Authority plans a 4 p.m. meeting to discuss HUD's demand to dismiss inspecting architect Ted Boggess of Princeton and to consider lease agreements for the 142 unit Hill Street Extension project. HUD cites plan changes and drainage issues dating from 1969 to 1971. Boggess calls the HUD letter false and seeks transparency. Occupancy plans await permit and the authority has begun accepting tenant applications.
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Jim Terry
Bluefield Public Housing Authority
Department of Housing and Urban Development
City Board Room
HUD
Hill Street
Ted Boggess
Princeton
Daily Telegraph
Authority
Bob Coulling
Byron K
Ron” Satterfield
Satterfield
Concen
Suervince
Boggess
Bluefield State College
Corte Construction Co
Bluefield
Lynn Johnson
Public Housing Authority
Balloting Miners Show Restraint in Eight Day UMW Election
United Mine Workers election enters its sixth day with no violence reported as incumbent Tony Boyle battles Arnold Miller. Ballots counting begins December 12 with results due December 20, as turnout ranges from 50 to nearly 100 percent in various districts.
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United Mine Workers
U. S. Department of Labor
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Miners For Democracy
Arnold Miller
Joseph A
Jack
Yablonski
Boyle
Labor Department
Miller
West Virginia
Virginia
UMW
MFD
Labor Department Ee
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Advertisement Notice
Bluefield Daily Telegraph header shows publication details and rates for subscriptions and motor routes. Includes address 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia, AP member and advertising reps. No news content.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Press
Cerriercy Mail
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Funeral notices for Oney and Basham
Dolly Oney of Route 2 Bluefield today at 2 p.m. at Mercer Funeral Chapel Bluefield with Randolph Carter officiating. Burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens Bluefield Princeton Road. Pallbearers Junior Burnopp Larry Ealy Tommy Clifton Burnopp Burnopp Randy Frazier. Walter Basham ten a.m. today at Fanning Funeral Home Welch with Rev Johnson Wilson in charge. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Bluewell. Pallbearers H V Ashley Grat Rose A H Willis W S Fine Jimmy Fine H L Mabry.
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Dolly
Rt. 2
Bluefield
Mercer Funeral Chapel
Randolph Carter
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Princeton
Junior Burnopp
Larry Ealy
Tommy Ae Clifton Burnopp
Burnopp
Randy Frazier
Deaths and funerals of Miller Tilley and Tabor in Bluefield area
Hubert Lee Miller 59 of Swords Creek Va died after a long illness in Richlands hospital. He leaves a widow Mary Sue Griffith Miller, three daughters, a son, three sisters and three brothers with nine grandchildren. Joint funeral with his father Marion Edward Miller will be Friday in Honaker Funeral Home with two burial sites planned. Nellie Mae Tilley 85 former Roderfield resident died in Ironton Ohio nursing home. Survived by two daughters, one son, a brother and two sisters. Funeral Friday at North Welch Church of God with burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Herman A. Tabor 61 of Daytona Fla formerly of Sandlick Road died Tuesday of apparent heart attack. Survived by wife Ruby Carrol Tabor and three daughters, three sons, five sisters, one brother and one grandson. Chauncey Wayland Newton 72 of Bluefield Va died Tuesday in Bluefield hospital after a lingering illness. Owner of Newton Insurance Agency. Survived by wife Katherine, two sons, a sister and two brothers. Funeral Friday at Memorial Baptist Church with Maple Hill Cemetery burial. Numerous pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed. Memorials requested to Rescue Squad and Memorial Baptist Church.
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Hubert Lee
Marion E. Miller
Hubert Lee Miller
Swords Creek
Richlands
Sue C. Miller
Marion Edward Miller
Mary Sue Griffith Miller
Ira Dye Jr
Mack Brown
Nelson Dye
Mack Author Miller
Trula Hubbard
Edith Proffitt
Mansfield
Ohio
T. R. Miller
Edward Miller
Harding Miller
Honaker
Honaker Funeral Home
Truel Brown
Clyde Lambert
Allen Stevens
Luther Hubbard
Hobart Miller
Green Hills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Marion Miller
Russell Memorial Cemetery
Lebanon
Eugene and
Lee Miller
Curtis Hubbard
Melvin Proffitt
Gerald Ray
Roger Ellis
Dallas Whited
Nellie Mae Tilley
Roderfield
Ironton
Jackson
Charles E
Anne Yeaman
William Arthur Tilley
Louise Thorpe
Fairfax
Hazel Harrison
Huntington
Elden E. Tilley
Marion Osler
London
Helen Stevenson
Grace Ingram
North
Welch Church of God
Jack Fields
Claude Oliver
Leon Nunley
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Bluefield
Princeton Road
Herman A. Tabor
Daytona
Fla
Sandlick Road
Kathy Tabor
Sandlick
Hugh A. Tabor
Ruby Carrol Tabor
Helen Tabor
Thelma Jean Walters
Tom Clark
Washington, D. C
Buddy and
Allen Tabor
Charles A. Tabor
Florida
Bernice Pitzer
Lucille Tabor
Cleo Jones
Havace
Mabel Harvey
Princeton
Beulah Watkins
Thomas J. Tabor
Chicago, Ill
Chauncey W. Newton
Chauncey Wayland Newton
Lee Avenue
Bluefield Hospital
Pocahontas
John Melton
Synthia Whitten Newton
Newton Insurance Agency
Katherine Miller Newton
Joseph W. Newton
John P. Newton
Orlando
Memorial Baptist Church
Charles Harman
Richard Foil
Maple Hill Cemetery
Ralph Kiser
J. H. Tate
N. C. Callahan
Ralph Patsel
E. A
McNeer
C. B. Carlan
M. B. Beard
B. B. Slem
G. G. Astrip
Joe Wright
Jerry Blevins
Walter Neel
B. E. Bates
Okey Yost
C. M. Hughes
Dewey Carr
L. W. Yost
James Pile
Bernie Woolwine
W. N. Lambert
Nick Crisp
Bill Bowers
Harmon Masonic Lodge
Graham Funeral Home
Mazie Lee Bailey torn by heart attack in Matoaka
Mazie Lee Bailey 72 of Matoaka died at home Tuesday after an apparent heart attack Born in Roanoke Virginia she was predeceased by her husband Corbet in 1969 Survived by four sons Aaron Alvin James and Ervin and four daughters Mrs Buren Mills Mrs Trevor Hurst Mrs Carol Brower and Mrs Charles Shrewsbury Final rites set for 11 am Friday at Bailey Funeral Chapel Princeton with Rev Norman Gray officiating Burial in Roselawn Memorial Garden Princeton Visitation at the funeral home today between 3 and 9 pm
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Mazie Lee Aay
Matoaka
Roanoke
Corbet
Aaron Bailey
Alvin Bailey
Belle
James Bailey
Bethel
Ohio
Ervin Bailey
Claymont
Del
Buren Mills
Trevor Hurst
Carol Brower
Knightsville
Fla
Charles Shrewsbury
Lashmeet
Bailey Funeral Chapel
Princeton
Norman Gray
Roselawn Memorial Garden
Infant Son of Hall Family Dies in Bluefield
The infant son of Don and Mary D. Hall of Bluefield Virginia died shortly after birth in a Bluefield hospital. Funeral arrangements were incomplete at Rodriguez Pocahontas Union Funeral Home in Pocahontas Virginia.
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Don
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Bluefield
Rodriguez- Pocahontas Union
Pocahontas
Mrs. Sarah Clark Dies in New York Funeral Held Today
Mrs. Sarah Clark mother of Jacer Thompson of Bluefield died Saturday in New York at her daughter Esther Charlton s home. Funeral services and burial will be held today in New York.
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L. Sinkford Clark
Jacer Thompson
Bluefie
New York
Esther Charlton
Obituary: Carl D. Dunn of Charlottesville Virginia
Carl D. Dunn 52 of Charlottesville died after a long illness in a local hospital. A native of Red Sulphur Springs he worked twenty years for Loffland Brothers Oil in Tripoli Africa and returned to Charlottesville a year ago. He was a World War II veteran Presbyterian and AF&AM member. Survived by widow Mary K Johnson Dunn a son Jeff two daughters Martha and Carla five sisters and three brothers. Funeral services Friday in Peterstown burial in Red Sulphur Springs Church Cemetery. Contributions to Chemonessey Fund University of Virginia Hospital.
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Charlottesville
Monroe
The
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Af&am
Mary K. Johnson Dunn
Jeff
Martha
Carla
Radford College
Radford
Harry R. Dunn
Nashville, Tenn
Jack
James H. Dunn
Roanoke
Kellas Martin
Red Sulphur Springs
Francis Bales
Peterstown
Jean Bales
Pearisburg
Louise Davis
Nashville
Jo Ann White
Red Jacket
Broyles Funeral Chapel
Richard L. Boland
Red Sulphur Springs Church
Polly White Sparks Rites Held at Warriormines Church
Polly White Sparks 83 of Warriormines died after a short illness and was born in Tazewell County Virginia. Survived by son Troy Sparks daughters Emma Harmon and Beatrice Mounts 35 grandchildren and 84 great grandchildren. Funeral 11 a m Saturday at Church of the Living God Warriormines officiated by Rev Claude Perkins and Rev William Johnson. Burial Underwood Cemetery Warriormines. Douglas Mortuary War in charge.
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Warriorminnes
Welch Hospital
Tazewell County
Joe F
Pattie Mae White
Troy Sparks
Wariormines
Emma Harmon
Beatrice Mounts
Warriormines
Church of the Living God
Claude Perkins
William Johnson
Underwood
Douglas
Local club officers pictured at quarterly meeting
Seated from left Fred Mills president Jim Owen vice president and Margaret Pace secretary. Standing from left Bill Rudder executive secretary and Bill.
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Jim Owen
Margaret Pace
Bill Rudder
Bill
Spangler Cited At Handicapped Meet In Bluefield
At the Mercer County Opportunity Workshop for the Handicapped in Bluewell, Spangler received a plaque as a standout leader in rehabilitation. Thorold Funk of the State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation lauded Spangler, a long-time West Virginia education official, for his service since 1957 and his steadfast leadership amid challenging times. New officers announced for the workshop board include Fred Mills president Jim Owen vice Margaret Pace secretary and Bill Vincent treasurer.
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Seere
Mercer County
Frankie’s la Saluta
Bluewell
Thorold Funk
State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Spangler
West Virginia
Mangler
Funk
State Board of Education
Fred Mills
Bluefield
Jim Owen
Princeton
Margaret Pace
Bill Vincent
Robert Lee Parker
Joe Bowen
Phyllis Conner
Scott Widens Lead After State AG Recount
Official results show Scott with 14 245 votes to Underwood 10 652. A recount added 53 votes for Scott and 29 for Underwood. Court president Anello says he will not charge Underwood for recount time, while O D Bus Compton plans to pursue charges. County Clerk Harvey notes a maximum 11 vote change during the 92 precinct recount. Holroyd and Catsonis will proceed step by step per state code.
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Underwood
Donald Anello
Anello
O. D
Compton
Bernard Wilkinson
Wilson Harvey
Mornin Holroyd
Catsonis
Nixon orders broad cabinet shakeup and cabinet posts reassigned
The Nixon White House plans a major reshuffle of the Agriculture Department while confirming Peterson’s departure came from a joint decision with Nixon’s successor at commerce. Undersecretary Phil Campbell met with Nixon at the retreat as announcements shrink the cabinet to two attorney generals and transportation secretary. John Volpe may leave Transportation for a post as ambassador to Italy.
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Kissinger Tho Hold 54 Hour Paris Peace Talks
In Paris Kissinger and Le Duc Tho concluded a cordial 54 hour session amid secret peace talks. They shook hands warmly at start and end, lunched with advisers, and were seen in animated garden talks. A further meeting was announced for Thursday.
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le Duc Tho
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Tho
Moon Shot explorers vow deeper lunar quest after Apollo
Moon Shot philosopher geologist and first spaceflight scientist Cer nan plan a lunar rock hunt to fill gaps in lunar history. Apollo 17 commander Cernan says the mission signals a broader space quest beyond the Moon and a shift to deeper space exploration.
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Bluefield Masons Plan Yule Party
Bluefield Lodge No. 3 F and A Masons announce their annual Christmas party to honor wives widows fiancées and special guests at the Lodge Hall on Upper Jones Street Saturday December 9 at 8 p m
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Strikers Idle Bluefield Plant At National Electric Coil
National Electric Coil in Bluefield shuts for first time in two years as 125 workers fail to report for the first shift in protest of a job posting. B G Blalock says the walkout may not be union driven though workers belong to the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Company expects resume after union meeting scheduled today.
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Bluefield
Lant
B. G. Blalock
Blalock
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Services For Slain Williams Slated Friday
Funeral services for John H. Williams a 44 year old Warrior mines man fatally shot Monday at a War residence will be held Friday at 11 a.m. at Douglas Mortuary in War with Rev Lawrence Pruett and Rev John D Payne officiating Burial will follow in Grandview Memory Tazewell Road Crigger 47 of War is charged with murder and jailed in McDowell County awaiting a preliminary hearing State police in Welch said the shooting followed a scuffle at the Harding residence Williams born in Bartley is survived by his father Charles A Williams three brothers and four sisters with nephews as pallbearers The funeral home reported today the building will be open from 4 to 9 p.m.
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Warrior Mines
War
Douglas Mortuary
Lawrence Pruett
John D. Payne
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield- Tazewell Road
Homer Crigger
Crigger
McDowell County
Jane
Welch
Williams
Elmer Harding
Bartley
Charles A. Williams
Ananda McIntosh Williams
Clifford Williams
Detroit
Mich
Charles Williams
Baltimore
Warren Williams
U. S. Army
Spain
Eapher Sizemore
Beckley
Esmond Hammett
Wyoming County
Mildred Coleman
Cedar Bluff
Gretel Darnell
Truman Receives Oxygen and Therapy Amid Health Briefing
Dr Graham noted a bronchial issue worsened by mild heart weakness from arterial hardening. Dreves said the heart failure reference matched the earlier weakness. The bulletin says Mr Truman is given occasional carbon dioxide to improve blood flow and receives inhalation therapy, with a flotation mattress to ease circulation.
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Dreves
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