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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1985

Page

8

Young Burger Baron Builds a Mini Castle in Tazewell

John Cash, 26, native of Tazewell County, fuses entrepreneurship and fast food craft. He opened a tiny drive in, converted two bread trucks into mobile hamburger vans, and plans six vans next year. He built his own restaurant in six days, runs 12 hour days with his wife, markets custom hamburgers, and envisions future real estate ventures. Dash criticizes big chains, aims for simple, flexible service and personal attention. He keeps watch on rivals and treats customers like neighbors, blending bold ambition with hands on work. The venture spans Claypool Hill and War, with family helping at counters. He hopes the vans become the core of a broader burger empire.

John Cash John Dash McDonald’s Janice Bluefield Tazewell Lebanon Marion Cash Tazewell County Big Creek High School Hardee’s Claypool Hill War John King Esther George Big Creek Southwest Virginia Community College

Moore releases tentative budget with lean outline

Charleston AP reports Finance Commissioner John McCuskey delivered a $1.54 billion tentative budget to Gov. Arch Moore and lawmakers, a pared plan lower than the current $1.55 billion, designed as a skeletal guide for Moore’s January budget. The document cuts the governor’s office but leaves $16.6 million in reserve for future use.

Charleston Arch Moore John McCuskey McCuskey Moore

Bland County coyote shot as sheep losses loom

Bland County farmers hope a 44-pound coyote killed by Eddie Morehead will end repeated lamb slaughters. Virginia game officials say the eastern migration noting sheep losses, with local trappers or fences offered as imperfect solutions amid a year of coyote activity. Betty Munsey notes she lost 77 sheep. Domestic dogs cause far more sheep deaths.

Bland Bland County Walker’s Creek Virginia Game Virginia John Baker Baker Eddie Morehead Betty Munsey

Salvation Army Christmas programs aid Princeton area needy

Salvation Army corps in Princeton launches Christmas programs to help more than 2,000 needy residents this year. Capt. Sam VanDenberg and his wife note planning starts in summer with peak activity by mid November. Donations requests go out in June, toys for kids up to 12 bought in July, and new Angel Trees at two local banks enable shoppers to sponsor a child.

Princeton Princeton Salvation Army Corps Sam VanDenberg Princeton Salvation Army VanDenberg

Power company aids Neighbors in need with winter bills

Appalachian Power Co launches its fourth Neighbor-to-Neighbor program to match up to 37500 in West Virginia and similar in Virginia, aided by stockholder and customer donations. DHS will determine eligibility and distribute funds. Donations begin December 1 and aid is available starting January 2, 1986.

Appalachian Power Co Appalachian West Virginia Richard E. Northup Power Company Virginia Department of Human Services Sharon B. Lord John W. Vaughan Department of Social Services

Pipestem a top choice for Halley viewers in WV

Halley's Comet draws stargazers to Pipestem and Bluestone state parks as it returns for the first time since 1910. Joe Woodfield of the WV Department of Commerce advises viewing after new moons, with best times from Dec 7 to 15 and other windows through April, noting clear skies, timing near sunset or after midnight, and binoculars or wide aperture telescopes for visibility. The comet brightens monthly and should be seen in the southern sky by April before disappearing for 76 years.

Halley Pipestein State Park Joe Woodfield West Virginia Woodfield Pipestem

Christmas Parade Shines in Bluefield Va Band Highlight

Christmas parade leads off holiday season in downtown Bluefield Virginia with Montcalm High School Band members marching along Virginia Avenue on Saturday.

Bluefield Montcalm High School Virginia Avenue

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