City Board Opposes General Telephone Rate Increase
Bluefield Board of Directors unanimously opposed a proposed 50 percent General Telephone rate hike affecting Bluefield Bluewell and Bramwell residents. They invited company reps to explain the rise and present pricing comparisons from nearby cities. The meeting also reviewed five five-year Small Cities program budget amendments and related development projects including Northside Jones-Vine and Roanoke Street housing plans.
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Bluefield
Daily Telegraph
General Telephone Co
Bluewell
Bramwell
Bruce Gerwig
Gerwig
Northside
Barger Street
Allen Street
Jones-Vine Street
Jones Street
Helton Street
Roanoke Street
Farmers Home Administration
Fred Burton
Whitethorn School
Bluefield Junior Civitans
Jaycees
Alfred
Steve Land
Princeton Approves Noise Abatement Plan Under ECHO Aid
Princeton City Council authorized a contract with the American Institute for Municipal Research to establish a noise abatement program. Police Chief Ellis said EPA ECHO consultants would assist at no city cost and a portable noise monitor could be obtained for about 1200. Local complaints about downtown noise and plans to regulate venues near residences were discussed.
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Daily Telegraph
Princeton
Jim Juhl
American Institute For Municipal Research, Education and Training, Inc
Bob Ellis
Environmental Protection Agency
Ellis
ECHO
Bluefield
Fred Burton
Burton
Juhl
Council
Central Business
ABC
Mercer Street
Detroit
Gene Bailey
Bailey
Robert Cart
Low Gap Road
Blake Avenue
Aed
Jay Sanders
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