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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1983

Page

6

Bluefield Parade and Park Dedication Set for Saturday

More than 60 parade entrants join Bluefield celebrations with Grand Marshall Debbie Litteral leading the 11 a.m. procession through Bluefield. After the parade, the Bluefield High band will perform at the new downtown mini-park before a park dedication featuring city officials, Beta Sigma Phi and local artists, with a Christmas tree lighting and carols.

Bluefield Grand Marshall Debbie Litteral Mercer County Paul Cole Bluefield Chamber of Commerce Bluefield High School Bluefield High Kay Bee Bluefield Shrine Bluefield Junior High Rangers Ginger Summers Bluefield Junior High School First Baptist Bramwell High School SMC U.S.A. Girl Scouts Stone & Thomas Bluefield Jaycees Wildcats Peterstown High School Silverettes Bluefield College Ceres-Cumberland Heights Glenwood Minutemen Glenwood Band Bluefield Hiawathas Lions Club Maple View Church of Christ Porsche West Virginia Baking Co Preston School Pocahontas High School Blazer Hillbilly Cycle Matoaka High School West Virginia Junior Civitan Miss Jr. Civitan WBDY Montcalm Cub Matoaka Bill and Bernard Bailey Buckhorn Trail Riders Bluefield Rescue Squad Princeton Rescue Squad Bluewell Fire Department Montcalm Fire Department Bluefield Fire Department Santa Claus Bluefield Avenue Bluefield High Band Mel Saunders Chamber City David Cheverton First Christian Church Cole Juanita Gray Xi Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Carol

Ohio Company Pays State For Fish Kill Near Wheeling

The West Virginia Department of Natural Resources received a 179 239 payment from Picoma Industries the largest assessment yet tied to a September Ohio River fish kill. Cyanide from Martins Ferry Ohio plant killed an estimated 1.5 million fish. Funds go to the natural resources game fish and aquatic life fund.

Wheeling W.va State Department of Natural Resources West Virginia Ohio River Here DNR David Callaghan Picoma Industries Picoma Martins Ferry Ohio Callaghan Natural Resources Game Fish and Aquatic Life Fund

Fingerprint project approved by Giles County school board

Pearisburg will join nationwide fingerprinting for identification with prints kept by parents. The plan, led by Pearisburg Police Chief Ron Lemons, will apply at two elementary schools and may extend to others, backed by PTA and principals. The vote was unanimous with concerns about who maintains the prints.

Elaine Thompson Daily Telegraph Pearisburg Giles County School Board Ron Lemons Lemons Reagan National Parents Teachers Association Giles King Johnston Macey McClarity P.T.A A.L. Wheeler K.C. Gillispie Gillispie Giles High School Newport Elementary Lester L. Jones Tazewell County James M. Neblett Jr Pulaski County Janet F. Whitt City of Radford

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