Death notices from Bluefield Daily Telegraph: Wallace and others
Robert E. Wallace 56 of Honaker Virginia died Friday at home after a heart attack. Born in Cleveland Virginia, he was a WWII US Army veteran and a retired farmer. Survivors include wife Mattie Juanita Wallace, son Roger, two half-siblings, four grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 1 p.m. at Honaker Funeral Home Chapel. Burial Forest Hills Memory Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wallace
Robert E. Wallace
Big A
Route 2
Honaker
Cleveland
Thomas and
Mamie Ashbrook Wallace
Church of God
Mattie Juanita Wallace
Roger Eugene Wallace
Ralph Dye
Kannapolis
N.C
Paul Wallace
Lebanon
Samuel Wallace
Harman
Bobby N. Wallace
Honaker Funeral Home
Clyde Lambert
Harless Hess
Forest Hills Memory Gardens
Abingdon
John Owens
John
Willie Mae) Owens
Saeger
Logan
Fanning Funeral Home Chapel
Jaeger
Donald Dykes
Jaeger Memorial Cemetery
Roderfield
Madison
Ruben Hairston
Lilly of the Valley Baptist Church
Missionary Circle
Johnnie
Sonny’ Owens
Ethel
Dorothy O. Fuller
Pittsburgh
James Hairston
Columbus
Ohio
America Page
Sophia Goosby
Lavenia Johnson
Beckley
David Arnett
Forest Trammel
William Haskins
Leon Churchwell
James Webster
Steve Jordan
James Seward
Herman Jones
James Arrington
Maggie Arrington
Haysi
Dickenson County
James P. Arrington
Carl
Paul Arrington
Xenia
Bertha Owens
Edith Childress
Haysi Funeral Home
Garnell Gilbert
Elmer Brown
Bobby Arrington
Arrington
Forest Lincoln Cox
Ceres
Wytheville
Newberry Funeral Home
Bland
John Bell
Joe Shumate
Bethany Church
Ella Marie Cox
Shirrel Cox
Groseclose
Roy Gayle Cox
Alberta Fields
Cleta Tibbs
Maxie Kitts
Ella Gibson
Richlands
Winton Cox
Mike Cox
Hubert Lambert
Tyler Hubert Lambert
North Tazewell
Roanoke
Peery & St. Clair
Tazewell
Eddie Nash
Alex Day
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield-Tazewell Road
Shawver’s Mill
Alex Hairston
Alfred Lambert
Frazier Lambert, Jr
Fred Lambert
Owen Cruey
Archie French
Russell Orren
Russell
Lillian) Orren
Jellico
Tenn
James
Anna Lay
Ralph
Louise) Meadwell
James R. Orren
Spokane
Wash
Peery Lay
Mount Hope
J.S
Wallace Fowler
Doug McCormick
Bill Benson
Curtis Bowman
Roy Edmonds
J.E. King
Raymond Herald, Jr
Israel criticizes U S suspension on military aid talks
Israeli Ambassador Epraim Evron voiced regret over Washington’s move aimed at countering Soviet backed threats in the Middle East. The U S halted discussions on a defense cooperation plan with Israel and on using U S military credits to buy Israeli goods, pending Cabinet review.
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Soviet Union
Middle East
Epraim Evron
United States
Syria
Muammar) Khadafy
Evron
Tel Aviv
U.S
State Department
Dean Fischer
Reagan
Alexander M. Haig
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Opener Required by Law of Publi
Bluefield Daily Telegraph details its masthead notes, including address 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia 24701 and year established 1893. It lists Associated Press affiliation, home delivery rates, subscription costs and postal information.
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Bluefield
Audit Bureau of Circulation
P.O. Box 208
Landon Associates
Former Welch mayor makes 55000 donation for city hall rebuild
Former Welch mayor W B Billy Swope contributes 2000 Cabot Gas shares worth 55000 to aid rebuilding the city hall destroyed by fire in 1979. The funds will be combined with insurance and potential federal state aid for a 120000 project with groundbreaking planned for spring. Swope cites desire to assume local responsibility and cover construction costs while keeping funds separate from government aid. Plans call for a one floor 2145 square foot building beside the McDowell County Public Library.
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Elaine Thompson
Daily Telegraph
Welch
W.B
Billy” Swope
City of
Cabot Gas Distribution Co
Swope
Reagan
Bobby Lewis
McDowell County Public Library
Daily News Sale Sparks High Interest Across New York
The New York Daily News, the nation’s second largest daily, is up for sale as Tribune Co. announces the move. Leaders cite market pressures while buyers weigh the iconic paper’s future and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
NEW York
New York Daily News
Tribune Co
Donovan Probe Ties Labor Secretary to Union Payoffs
New York AP reports three ex union employees linked labor secretary Raymond Donovan to illicit payments allegedly made to a union. Key figure Mario Montuoro, former Local 29 LIU secretary treasurer and government witness for three years, with two other former union bookkeeper secretaries making similar claims.
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Mario Montuoro
The
Laborers’ International Union
Montuoro
Northfork Man Pleads Guilty In McDowell Court
Clyde Thomas Graham, 19, of Northfork, admitted breaking and entering at Baker's Market Raysal on February 23. Judge Marensky deferred sentencing to January 5, 1982, and Graham also pleaded guilty to marijuana possession with 21 grams found on arrest. Accomplice Terry Patrick, about 20, of Superior, pleaded guilty to grand larceny and faces sentencing January 4, 1982.
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Clyde Thomas Graham
Northfork
McDowell County
Baker's Market
Raysal
Rudolph Marensky
Graham
Terry Patrick
Superior
Patrick
Polish unrest grows as miners strike and troops patrol
In Gdansk and across Poland on Wednesday and Thursday, 324 civilians and militiamen were hurt amid protests tied to the 1970 Baltic coast uprising. Seven seriously injured in Gdansk, with 27 more injured later. Mines across 16 sites were occupied as police surrounded shafts. authorities avoided mass stoning but heightened security. Solidarity sources cite strikes in Poznan Wroclaw Krosno and Gorzow as armored units patrol Warsaw with 4,000 civilian volunteers forming self defense groups. A crowd near Holy Cross Church clashed when militiamen warned against gathering under martial law. tear gas and truncheons followed. Walesa reportedly under house arrest. Italy claims he demanded a meeting with Archbishop Glemp rather than TV appeal for peace. Western sources estimate 15,000 to 75,000 arrests of Solidarity leaders and activists since martial law began.
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Gdansk
Warsaw Radio
Baltic
Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity
Poznan
Wroclaw
Krosno
Gorzow
Holy Cross Church
Gestapo
Freedom
Marszalkowska
National Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Walesa
Jozef Glemp
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Sludge Pond Collapse Prompts Mass Evacuation in Kentucky
In Harlan Kentucky a coalfield sludge pond broke, sending a wall of debris down a mountain and forcing more than 100 residents to flee. Three homes were demolished and 15 more damaged as mud spilled onto the highway. One resident, Nellie Woolum, is listed missing. Emergency crews, National Guard, and area officials coordinated rescues and sheltering as a large cleanup effort began.
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Harlan, Ky
Harlan
Mine Safety and Health Administration
Eastover Mining Co
Thomas S. Mark
MSHA
State Division of Disaster and Emergency Services
Harlan County
Tipton Baker
Ages Creek
Baker
National Guard
Sheriff's Department
Carolyn Dean
Nellie Woolum
Mike Reddington
U.S. Office of Surface Mining
Knoxville
Bill Bradford
OSM
Junior Deaton
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Robert Mugabe
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NATO
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Allied
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Bland County
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