Deaths and funerals in several Virginia communities
Obituary notices for Earnest Monroe Meadows and Volna Cardinal Walker plus multiple other local deaths. Details include birthplaces, family survivors, church and funeral home arrangements, and looming services across Raven, Keen Mountain, Pipestein, Princeton, Welch, Breaks, Bastian, Matewan, Gratton, Peterstown, and nearby areas with burial plans at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Monroe Meadows
Star Route
Raven
Richlands
Buchanan County
Johnny
Maggie Adams Meadows
Antioch Community Church
Keen Mountain
Eunice Vandyke Meadows
Monroe Meadows
Darrell Meadows
Lonnie Meadows
Ronald
Charlie’’ Meadows
Randall
Joe’’ Meadows
Leslie H. Meadows
Herbert Ray Adams
Williams Port
Iy Adams
White House
Dell Adams
Tomahawk
Lou Ida Burks
Hagger Hill
Helen Monalett
Louisa
Maudie Duty
Maybel Meek
van Lear
Rex Ward
Junior Cook
Harvey Horn
Squire Horn
Vandyke Cemetery
Buchanan County Funeral Home
Naomi Ethel Hill
Lerena
Summers County
Raleigh County
Perry
Margaret Frances Cannedy Bower
Cook's Chapel Baptist Church
Pipestein
William Hill
Luther Hill
Jumping Branch
Alvin
Bertha) Shanks
Salem
Carl
Wayne) Pack
Blacksburg
Roy
Geneva) Blankenship
Narrows
Bernice
Nona) Meadows
Ellis
Ruby) Law
Serena
Cook’s Chapel Baptist Church
Johnny Atkins
Danny Atkins
Hill Family Cemetery
Memorial Funeral
Athens Road
Princeton
Volna C. Walker
Volna Cardinal Walker
South Ninth St
Matoaka
Ira Willis
Lorna Kinzer Walker
First United Methodist Church
Walker
A.J. (Voris) Hunter
St. Petersburg
Fla
George W. Seaver
Charles Scragg
Oakwood Park Cemetery
George Curry
Welch
McDowell County
Ollie Curry
Glen White
Louvenia Walker
Page Funeral Home
Claude Smith
Hartwell Cemetery
Wallscreek
Gooden E. Nelson
Cheesy Creek
Virgie Blankenship Nelson
Mary Wall
Oakvale
Clara Nelson
Shirley Robertson
Piney Lester
Lola Laslo
Paul Nelson
Harry Nelson
Kelly Nelson
Davis Funeral Home
Fred Kinser
Eldgood Cemetery
Elgood
Earl B. Childress
Breaks
UMWA
Harman
VFW
Grundy
Thelma Owens Childress
Hank Owens
Pontiac
Mich
Clyde Childress
Paloqueak
Okla
Roy Corbett Childress
Billy Childress
Sammy Childress
Rusha Banks
Bristol
Alice Latham
Charlotte
N.C
Ruth Ann Elswick
Richmond
Nina Chidless
Maxine Lipsey
Haysi Funeral Home
Franklin Viers
Garnell Gilbert
N.B. Colley Cemetery
Ballard Thomas Ballard
Thomas
Bastian
Radford
Marlene Margaret Looney
Newberry Funeral Home
Bland
Kenner Kitts
Maple Hill Cemetery
Bluefield
Georgia H. Pinson
Georgia Helen Pinson
Buskirk
South Williamson
Red Jacket
Andy and
Mary Jane Hatfield Barrett
Order of the Eastern Star
Matewan
Conrad Pinson
Mary L. Coole
Houston
Texas
Loretta Belhasen
Paintsville
Helen Louise Pinson
Ward Dunn Stowers
Gratton
Tazewell
Bland County
Syms F. Stores
Mary Elizabeth Cundiff Stowers
Tazewell County
Mount Olivet
Mae Shrader Stowers
Marie Stowers Nash
Ray Dunn Stowers
Cora Stowers
Peery & St. Clair Funeral
Virgil Hale
Don Scott
Mount Olivet Church
Nannie Phillips
Nannie Hale Phillips
Forest Hill
Marlinton
Ballard
Henry
Elizabeth Baker Spangler
Ballard Baptist Church
Walter M. Phillips
James
Bobbie) Phillips
Peterstown
Hale Phillips
Union
Harry Phillips
McLean
Mary Shumate
Melbourn
Kenneth
Eleanor) Ball
Athens
Broyles
Fred Dillon
Henry Glancey
Indian Mills
Spending bill negotiators curb Pentagon cuts and expand Star Wars aid
Lawmakers neared year end amid budget wrangling over a $281.2 billion Pentagon total, with a $1.3 billion cut and $6.3 billion from prior years restricted to pay and readiness. The package permits resumed nerve gas production in 1987, funds $2.75 billion for Star Wars defense, and trims domestic programs by $300 million. Also, speaking-fee limits rise to 40 percent of congressional pay. The House cleared a $52 billion agriculture measure 325-96. the Senate followed 55-38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Packwood
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Reagan
GOP
House
Pentagon
Transportation, Agriculture and Interior Department
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ore
Senate Appropriations Committee
James A. McClure
Interior Department
Idaho Republican
Congressional
Court strikes down polling ban near voting sites
A federal judge ruled Washington's 300 foot exit polling ban near polling places unconstitutional. The decision favors ABC CBS NBC the Everett Herald and The New York Times, reversing a prior ruling and allowing exit polling to resume to gauge reasons behind presidential and congressional votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
U.S
Jack Tanner
ABC
CBS
NBC
Everett Herald
The
Washington Post Co
New York Times
Tanner
9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal
Washington
Adam Clymer
the Times
Warren Mitofsky
CBS News
Jim Johnson
Ralph Munro
John Spellman
Munro
Floyd Abrams
Moore faces fallout over highway bond underwriter choice
State officials reveal Moore steered underwriting to Donaldson, with his son-in-law's firm to be considered, while Ritchie claims Moore directed the selection and that the decision was kept from other board members. Officials note potential fees totaling 1.3 to 1.7 million and emphasize standard Wall Street outreach prior to the 1984 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
William Ritchie
Donaldson
New York City
Public Finance
Wall Street
Ritchie
Special Obligation Highway Notes Financial Advisory Group
Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank Ltd
Japan
Record cold spell hits Bluefield and state wide
Weather notes show Bluefield’s December temp dips, with 10 to 60 degree readings and 1.1 inches of snow. Historical lows and highs cited include December 1962 at 6.1 degrees and 1984 at 60 degrees, while statewide readings near record lows loom as NWS warns of potential December 18 19 records across West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kish
Bluefield
Canada
National Weather Service
West Virginia
Northern
Panhandle
Eastern
Neuman Bond Hearing Sparks Change of Venue Request
In Athens Neuman faced bond terms, with restrictions barring entry to Athens or Concord College campus while remaining in West Virginia. The defense praised his military record and low danger, while the prosecutor urged no bond, citing risks to the community and prior witnesses. A venue change was requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Athens
Concord College
Neuman
Czarnik
David Knight
Bond
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Earnest M. Meadows
Naomi E. Hill
Thomas H. Jackson
Hurst-Scott Funeral Home
Lottie Lane
Jolo
Fanning Funeral Home
Saeger
Cinefield Daily Telegraph
Bland ST
W.va
Edwin M. Fr
Thomas A. Col
Jim Terry
Linda M. Osborne
Lewis B. Spence
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
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D&s
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P. D
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Rockefeller
Financial Advisory Board
A. James Manchin
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Sources, Inc
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Babinia
Hampton’s
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