Obituaries From Local Area Dignitaries And Residents
Multiple deaths reported across Lindside Boissevain Princeton Herndon and surrounding areas with December 2010 dates. Arrangements are incomplete at several funeral homes including Broyles Shrewsbury Rodriguez Mounts Seaver Cravens Shires and others. Local services set for Kathy Hill and others with burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens and online condolences encouraged.
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Kathy
Cravens-Shires Funeral
Bluewell
W.va
Gary Lamie
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Princeton
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
Hill
Cravens-Shires.com
Obituary: Kathy Elizabeth Miles Hill of Bluefield WV
Kathy Elizabeth Miles Hill 55 of Bluefield West Virginia died December 11 2010 at her sister’s home. Born March 13 1955 in Bluefield she worked 28 years as a secretary for Bluefield State College. Survived by son Billy Hill Jr daughter Belinda Hill two brothers Fred Miles Jr Jimmy Miles two sisters Debbie Taylor Patty Branscome and others. Funeral service will be held.
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Kathy Elizabeth Miles Hill
Bluefield
Rt. 3
Box
Wva
Princeton
W.va
Kathy
Fred and
Doreen Riggs Miles
Bluefield State College
Billy Hill Sr
Eddie Taylor
Billy Hill Jr
Belinda Hill
Newport
Fred Miles Jr
Marilyn
Jimmy Miles
Mary
Debbie Taylor
Patty Branscome
Joe
Massey miner forged foreman certificates in two Massey mines
Thomas Harrah used two foreman certificate numbers obtained from other miners while employed by Massey Energy at Upper Big Branch and Slip Ridge Cedar Grove mines in 2008 and 2009. He performed over 200 safety exams before the 2009 Slip Ridge incident and the 29-fatal Upper Big Branch blast. State records show his certification was suspended and federal investigators may be examining the case.
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Charleston
Massey Energy Co
Richmond, Va
Thomas Harrah
Massey
Harrah
Upper Big Branch
Slip Ridge
Cedar Grove
C.A. Phillips
Payroll tax cut sparks worry over Social Security finances
President Obama's plan to cut payroll taxes for a year would save many workers but alarms Social Security advocates by potentially harming the program's finances. The package would reduce the worker tax to 4.2 percent in 2011, funded by borrowed money, risking future benefit security and competing with other federal programs for funds.
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Washington
Barack Obama
Obama
Senate
Earl Pomeroy
D-N.d
House
Ways and Means
Social Security
Pomeroy
GOP
Treasury Department
White House
Jason Furman
National Committee To
Medicare
Barbara B. Kennelly
Dconn
Huntington area ranked second nationwide in obesity rate
The 2009 CDC Behavioral Risk Factor Survey places the Huntington A shland metro area at 39 percent, the nation s second highest obesity rate after Houma Bayou Cane Thibodaux. Counts show WV 31.7 Kentucky 32.4 Ohio 29.8 percent. Health officials note rising rates since 2006 2007 and urge broader participation in prevention efforts.
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Huntington
Tri-State
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Huntington-Ashland
Huntington- Ashland
Houma-Bayou Cane-Thibodaux Area
Louisiana
Harry Tweel
Cabell. Huntington Health Department
Tweel
Charleston
Lake Charles
Gallup
N.M
Fayetteville
N.C
Associated Press
America
Jamie Oliver
ABC
CDC
Oliver
Tuscaloosa
Ala
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Health Department
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Information Masthead
Publisher managing editor and department heads listed. Corrections policy notes prompt updates on A or B pages. Paper established in 1893. Published every morning at 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield West Virginia 24701 with AP and WV press association memberships.
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Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield
West Virginia
Editor
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Ave
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
WV Press Assn
Concord University Board of Governors Meeting Planned
Concord University in Athens will host a December 14, 2010 meeting agenda for the Board of Governors. The schedule starts with a 9:00 to 10:00 faculty session, then 10:15 to 11:15 with students, 11:30 to 12:30 with classified staff, and a full board session at 1:30 in the Concord Room. Minutes and details are on concord.edu. For further information contact Sharon Manzo at 1-304-384-5224.
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Athens
Concord University Board of Governors
Concord University
Concord
University
Concord.edu
Board of Governors
Sharon Manzo
Smanzo
West Virginia hunter dies after tree stand fall
Ronald Dean Tate, 70, of Salem, died in what authorities classify as a tree stand fall while deer hunting near Stonewall Jackson State Park. State officials say Tate was found by his son around 6 p.m. Thursday and his body was sent to the state medical examiner for cause of death.
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West Virginia
Hunter
Weston
State Division of Natural Resources
Hoy Murphy
Ronald Dean Tate
Salem
Tate
Stonewall Jackson State Park
Inter Mountain
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Hubert Frazier Clark
Lindside
Springfield Center
Broyles-Shrewsbury
Peterstown
Jimmy C. Cook
Box 197
Boissevain
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Rodriguez
Pocahontas
Darlene DeWeese
Bailey-Kirk
Michael Dwayne Lee
Rt. 1
Matoaka
Seaver
Katy Lou Lester
Herndon
Harless Matney
Panther
Princeton Community Hospital
Mounts Funeral Home
Gilbert
Beulah Bailey Wills
Park Ave
Seaver Funeral Home
Robert George
Bob” Wimmer
Bland County
Massey Miner
U.S
Federal
Mine Safety and Health Administration
Shane Harvey
Harvey
Congressional Budget Office
Larry Summers
United Auto Workers
Onenerme Panamenes
Joint Committee On Taxation
Beth Hendricks
The
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Samantha Perry
Terri Hale
Rhonda Watson
Directo Meade
Chuck Sullins
Daily Telegraph
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Cledus T. Judd
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Fincastle Country Club
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