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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1981

Page

2

Deaths and Funerals in Daily Telegraph Dated December 16 198

Obituary roundup for Estel Ramey 62 of Abingdon and Nancy C Harry 74 of Bluefield. Includes multiple listings of deaths in Virginia and nearby areas with survivors, funeral details, calls, wakes, and burial sites. Notable names include Estel Ramey, Nancy Stauch, Georg Vogel, Mamie McCary, and Harold Olson among others.

Estel Ramey Estel Martha Ramey Abingdon Kingsport Tenn Dixon County Wiley and Lula Cyphers Willis Perry Ramey Clincheo Shirley Owens Dora Branham Palatka Fla Day Cumbo Haysi Harold Olson Harold C. Olson Everett Wash Marysville Olson W.R Mavis) Davis Bastian Frank Melba) Dupar Seattle Kathleen) Ramiller Mt. Morris Mich

Bluefield Daily Telegraph masthead and billing info

Bluefield Daily Telegraph details ownership and branding. PUI established 1893. Published daily by the Daily Telegraph Printing Co. at 412 Bland Street, Bluefield West Virginia. Associated Press member. Subscription and delivery rates listed for WV and other zones. Postmaster address and advertising representative noted.

PUI Daily Telegraph Printing Co Bland Street Bluefield W. Va Associated Press W.va West Virginia Audit Bureau of Circulation Landon Associates

Raleigh County Woman Magistrate Found Dead In Home

Beckley police investigate death of former Raleigh County magistrate Nancy Starks McMillan 33 found in hallway of her home after deputy responded to no show at work. Break window at side door noted by Sgt. Dennis Brouse as homicide probe. State medical examiner awaiting ruling. McMillan had been working for Prosecutor Bruce Lazenby.

United Methodist Church Tazewell Lloyd Pickett Paul Winfrey Maplewood Cemetery Tazewell County Alex and Louise Parris Wilbur Memorial United Methodist Church Clara Browning Lula M. Nelson Columbus William Cecil Washington, D.C H. Preston Cecil, Jr Julia Valentine Chicago Ill Nannie Holley Bluefield Women’s Society of the Christian Service Roosevelt Peery Alex Hairston Peery Howard James Higginbotham William Harris Johnny Johnson Peery & St. Clair Funeral Home Beckley W.va Raleigh Nancy Starks McMillan Beckley City Dennis Brouse State Medical Examiner’s Office Brouse McGuire Department of Motor Vehicles Traffic Department Alice T. McGillion Public Information

Rescue personnel search for wreck near Princeton Matoaka

State police and rescue units combed areas around Princeton and Matoaka late Tuesday evening after a distress call over a CB radio. A spokesman said a voice sounding like a little girl claimed her father was injured and that the wreck occurred near a church.

Princeton Matoaka

Heart failure blamed for boy’s Thanksgiving death

Twelve-year-old Steven Tobias collapsed at a Thanksgiving reunion in Fort Worth and died of myocarditis, a widespread heart tissue inflammation. Pathologist Dr. Marc Krause said a viral infection may have attacked the heart, with results pending a culture. The reunion joined Steven with his father Paul Tobias and his long-lost uncle, a gathering arranged by John Tobias.

Fort Worth Texas Steven Tobias Marc Krouse Krause John Tobias Steven Paul Paul Tobias Wheeling Ill

Poland Martial Law Follows Labor Strikes and Solidarity

The large labor federation Solidarity calls for a February referendum on a non Communist government amid 16 months of upheaval prompting Jaruzelski to declare martial law. U S Secretary Haig said Poland should be allowed to pursue industrial democracy while Tass condemns Washington. A separate report describes Israelis and Golan Arabs reacting to annexation debates with mixed feelings. In Tennessee, four defendants face murder charges including a priest's death after a prior capital sentence for an officer's slaying.

Labor Federation Poland Jaruzieski Communist Party Solidarity Alexander M. Haig Jr Washington United States Tass Haig U.S Israel Masadeh Bawad Fawzi Fawzi Columbia, Tenn Jackson, Tenn Laron Williams John J. Jackson St. Mary’s Catholic Church Williams Clarence Cox Memphis Memphis Correctional Center

50 Percent Hike Proposed By GTE Board Hears Rate Request

General Telephone Co. proposed a 50 percent residential rate increase for Bluefield Bluewell and Bramwell raising monthly service to 23.55. The board voiced opposition citing high cost inflation low returns and FCC deregulation affecting local and toll service while noting competing bills in nearby cities and potential service improvements. Mayor Cole and board members urged consideration for residents facing unemployment and tight budgets. In unrelated business city bids paving and sidewalks on Jones Vine Street were opened with Asphalt Industries the sole bidder.

Daily Telegraph General Telephone Co Bluefield GTE Charleston Beckley Williams Paul Oliver Durham N.C Lebanon Kingsport Tenn J. Peter Richardson Paul Cole Cole Oliver Fred Burton Asphalt Industries, Inc Jones-Vine Street Asphalt Industries Burton William Looney

Peruvian Elected U.N. Chief Pledges Third World Support

The General Assembly elected Javier Perez de Cuellar of Peru as the fifth UN secretary-general. He pledged support for Third World demands for wealth distribution and said he would remain tied to his developing-country origins. He succeeds Kurt Waldheim on January 1 for a five-year term, becoming the first Latin American U.N. chief. Ismat Kittani suggested acclamation by the assembly.

United Nations United Nations General Assembly Javier Perez de Cuellar U.N Perez de Cuellar General Assembly Security Council Kurt Waldheim Latin America Third World Ismat Kittani Iraq Kittani Waldheim China United States Salim Ahmed Salim Salim Council

Coal Companies Work On Deal

Two southern West Virginia coal firms discuss a deal where Westmoreland Coal would trade East Gulf mines for 35 percent of Slab Fork Coal. The move would double Slab Fork output to about 1 million tons annually and give Westmoreland marketing rights for some low-volatile coal. Completion hinges on board approvals and could take six months.

Charleston W.va West Virginia Steve Anderson Westmoreland Coal Co Westmoreland Slab Fork Coal Co Slab Fork East Gulf Anderson

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