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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia

15 Dec 1985

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1985

Page

2

Deaths and Funerals In Virginia and nearby towns

Obituaries list Dewey Amos Jones Jr 60 of Richmond former Peterstown welder and U.S. Army veteran. John W. Leach 75 of Petersburg ex Princeton Bank employee. Cecil S. Lawrence 88 of Alexandria with Rich Creek ties. Nell Price to Pearisburg. James Bob Young 57 of Peterstown. Hazel Steele 74 of Richlands. Ella Stafford 75 of North Tazewell. Warren G. Bowers 62 of Princeton. Ervin Bucklen 85 of Richlands. Leoma Beavers 69 of Cedar Bluff. numerous memorial rites scheduled across towns including Peery St Clair and Hurst Scott chapels with multiple family survivors listed.

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Dewey Amos Jones Jr Richmond Peterstown Beckley Krammer Machinery Dewey Amos Jones Allen Park Mich Elva Campbell Jones Robert Harris Jones Dewey Amos Jones III Akron Ohio Doris Carol Jones Elva Virginia Jones Willard Dwain Jones Ellinor Joy Townsend Long Beach Calif Lorence Carol Jones Doris Louise McClung Broyles Funeral Home Howard Spencer Ballard Church Cemetery Ballard John W. Leach Petersburg Princeton Princeton Bank and Trust Co Mount Calvary Baptist Church Farmer Robinson Post VFW George W. Seaver Samuel Cannaday Restlawn Memorial Gardens Littlesburg Road Cecil S. Lawrence Alexandria Rich Creek A.S J.A.” Lawrence Emmett Helen) Bradley Herbert Jean) Tessman Watertown Wisc George Betty) Nunley Ella Raines Roanoke James Kay) Dunford Newport News Broyles Funeral Chapel Byrum Lee Birchlawn Pearisburg Ella Stafford Ella White Stafford Valley View Street North Tazewell Tazewell County Tazewell Warren G. Bowers 9Th Street Hollow S.S. Belcher Co Full Gospel Assembly Church Opal Lucado Bowers Arnold Bowers B.J. Patricia Radford Ronnie Dixie) Weatherly Freda Bowers Helen Gumory Bassett Tiney Nelson Beulah West Sarah Richards Athens Road James Coburn Paul Hall Roselawn Memorial Gardens Ervin G. Bucklen Ervin George Bucklen Logan St Richlands Buchanan County Jewell Ridge Coal Corp Jewell Valley UMWA Miracle Valley Church Lula Elizabeth Pyles Bucklen Dora Lawson Webb Bucklen Lena Harris George Junior Bucklen Roscoe S. Bucklen Donald D. Bucklen Johnny Edward Bucklen Cedar Bluff Florey Bucklen Louise Newberry Detroit Hazel Hawkins Bob Webb Fort Pierce Fla Hurst-Scott Funeral Chapel Bernard Shrader John Billings Harry Harrison Jr Clinch Valley Memorial Cemetery Leoma R. Beavers Route 1 Raven Cedar Bluff United Savannah Karen Arms Bandy Ellen Anders Swords Creek Mary Robinette Bluefield Bertha Blankenship Doran Louise Noel Lawrence Peck Lerena Odell Lafon Max Linkous
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Reagan cites Nicaragua ties to Iran and subversion

Reagan said a Nicaraguan delegation visits Iran and accused Nicaragua of border violations against Honduras and Costa Rica. He asserted Nicaragua's link to the attack on Colombia's Supreme Court. Congress has barred U S officials from aiding the Contras but authorized 27 million dollars in non-lethal aid this year.

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Reagan Iran Nicaragua Honduras Costa Rica Colombia Supreme Court Congress U.S
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Satellite Scrambling Pushes Pay Service and Fees

Kersey warns that scrambling of satellite programs will force subscription fees and capital maintenance costs for users. He criticizes misleading ads promising instant access to popular channels and urges selective payment by genuine service fans. Cable remains most economical, though satellite helps rural and sparsely populated areas.

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Kersey Sparsley Aras
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Shuttle set for flight after layoff

Cape Canaveral reports Columbia the shuttle’s first flight in over two years with seven crew members including Rep. Bill Nelson and the first Hispanic American astronaut. Countdown begins Monday for a Wednesday 7 am EST liftoff as Atlantis completes a rapid turnaround.

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Cape Canaveral Fla Columbia America Florida Atlantis Space National Aeronautics and Space Administration Rockwell International Rockwell Palmdale Calif Robert Gibson Charles Bolden George Nelson Steve Hawley Franklin Chang-Diaz Robert Cenker Rep Bill Nelson Kennedy Space Center
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Coal costs and gasification plans discussed by Tanimoto

Tanimoto noted Japanese coal prices at about $50 per ton for imports to Japan, while U S coal costs are higher. He cited mine-site costs of $15 to $20 per ton, plus $20 to $25 for Los Angeles transport and ocean freight. UBE uses coal gasification for ammonia and is pursuing power production at one third the cost of oil electricity, exploring a partnership with Appalachian Power Co president Richard Northrup.

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Australia Tanimoto Japan U.S Los Angeles UBE Appalachian Power Co Richard Northrup
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Shultz calls Berlin Wall divisions inhuman visit

Secretary of State George P. Shultz toured the Berlin Wall in West Berlin and called the East West divisions unnatural and inhuman. He warned that reducing arsenals must accompany political easing, as he prepared to visit Romania and Hungary for talks with Ceausescu and other leaders.

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Berlin George P. Shultz Berlin Wall Shultz West Berlin East Berlin Potsdamer Platz Wall Soviet Union East Germany Romania Hungary Germany Europe West Germany Reagan Budapest U.S
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Medical leaders urge action to curb smokeless tobacco use

Francisco cites studies linking smoking to cancer heart and lung disease and notes rising smokeless tobacco use among teens. He cites 27000 new oral cancer cases and 9000 deaths this year and urges school board support, tobacco ad bans, and labeling smokeless tobacco as a health hazard to deter youth use.

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Francisco American Cancer America eSupport
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Mystery crash of military charter plane near Fort Campbell

Investigators say bodies moved after weight balance issue but no deicing request was made and ice is not suspected. Pentagon and White House reject sabotage claims though not ruling out theories. Plane took off from Cairo with 248 U.S. soldiers en route to Fort Campbell for Christmas leave. Black boxes damaged. explosion heard at takeoff. no survivors found.

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Ower Pentagon White House Cairo Egypt Sinai Peninsula West Germany Atlantic Gander Canada Cuba Fort Campbell
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Nell Price Nell Johnson Price Ferrum First United Methodist Church Lawrence Price Charles Eva) van Lear Rocky Mount Noah Jean) Spencer Pearisburg United Methodist Church Robert Hayes Bob’ Young James Robert Bob’’ Young Hazel T. Steele Tazewell Ave Abingdon Hurst-Scott Funeral Home Utica, N.Y Thomas Cole Whitt, Howard Cleveland Bandy, Va Peery & St. Clair Funeral Home Bruce Burks Greenhill Memory Garden Claypool Hill Whitt Ronald Lena) Whitt Route 4 James H. Sargent Jr Clarence Whitt Colley Lillie Haysi Bartlick Old Regular Baptist Church S.L. Colley Cemetery Sigmon James Woodrow Woodie Logan Honaker Funeral Chapel B.W. Hambrick Michael Dent Forest Lawn Cemetery Pecks Mill Howard William Electa Jessee Honaker Ancil Childress Jessee Memorial Cemetery Dbluefield Daily Telegraph Bland ST W.va Princeton Bureau Edwin M. Freakley Thomas A. Colley Patsy P. Malamisura Mike Blanton Carl H. Meade, Jr Ige Jim Terry Linda M. Osborne Lewis B. Spence P O. Box Baeteld National Advertising Landon Associates SUND Das D&s Managua Shuttle Jones Furniture Gallery Bluefield Ave Hearing Aid Service Vineyard ST. Blfd W.V Compa Ors Apple Steve Land Elkins Bluefield Monument Company Virginia
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