Obituaries From Princeton and Bluefield Area Date Dec 2015
Deaths reported for Nadine Durham Jo Ann Farmer Edith Ratcliffe Roy Thornhill and Howard Jones with details of funeral homes arrangements and service times. Also lists additional services and burial details for several others in Princeton Bluefield and surrounding areas with names and locations of funeral homes and dates.
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Nadine Durham
Princeton
Princeton Community Hospital
Bailey-Kirk
Jo Ann Farmer
Thorn Street
Athens Road
Edith Blevins Ratcliffe
Bluewell
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
Bluefield
Roy Wesley Thornhill
Giles Street
Pearisburg
Carilton Giles Community Hospital
Kendall Funeral Home
Pembroke
Terry Fletcher obituary in Richlands Virginia dies at 64
Terry Lee Fletcher 64 of Richlands Virginia died December 18 2015 at his home Born in Grundy he was a son of the late Allen Fletcher and Stella Cassell Fletcher Freeman He owned Fletcher Company Inc of Vansant Virginia and was a member of First United Methodist Church Richlands He is survived by wife Judy Farquharson Fletcher daughter Jennifer Fletcher Johnson son Jonathan Eric Fletcher sister Carolyn Rudzinski brother Dave Fletcher and several nieces and nephews Memorial service 2 pm at Hurst Scott Funeral Chapel Richlands with Rev Betty Elifrits Warren officiating Memorial contributions to Graham F Johnson Trust c o First Sentinel Bank Ringgades Virginia 24641 Online condolences at hurstscottfuneralhomes com
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Terry Lee Fletcher
Richlands
Virginia
Grundy
Allen Fletcher
Stella Cassell Fletcher Freeman
Buchanan
Tazewell County
Fletcher Company, Inc
Vansant
First United Methodist Church
Larry Fletcher
Judy Farquharson Fletcher
Jennifer Fletcher Johnson
Jonathan Eric Fletcher
Becky
Athens
Carolyn Rudzinski
Joe
Wytheville
Dave Fletcher
Debbie
Blacksburg
Graham Fletcher Johnson
Terry Fletcher
Hurst-Scott
Betty Elifrits Warren
Graham F. Johnson
Hurstscottfuneralhomes.com
Funerals scheduled in Virginia and West Virginia today
Funeral notices list Walter George Bandy at Ridgewood Baptist Salem Virginia with graveside rites at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Bobby Jean Cook at Rodriguez Fu Home Pocahontas Virginia with interment at Grandview Memorial Gardens Bluefield. Evangelist Geraldine Edwards at Miracle Mt Carmel Kimball with interment at Restlawn Cemetery. Marvin Leon Humphreys is noted with funeral details incomplete.
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Walter George Bandy
Ridgewood Baptist Church
Salem
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Bobby Jean Cook
Rodriguez Fu
Pocahontas
Grandview Memorial Gardens
Bluefield
Geraldine Edwards
Miracle Mt. Carmel Church
Kimball
Restlawn Cemetery
Bluewell
Marvin Leon Humphreys
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Sangria 2015 Item
Local Bluefield Daily Telegraph item notes Sangria 2015 event with brief details. No further context or specifics provided in OCR fragment.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Sangria
Bluefield Daily
Australia condemns Japan for resuming Antarctic whaling
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said in Tokyo he is very disappointed Japan resumed whaling in the Southern Ocean this year. He emphasized frank talks with Japan while seeking stronger ties and facing domestic pressure over the issue. Japan trimmed its scientific whaling quota to 333 minke whales as a three month, scaled down hunt began this month.
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Australia
Japan
Tokyo
Antarctic
Malcolm Turnbull
West Virginia college degrees 3-D printed hand for boy
Mountwest Community and Technical College in Huntington, led by Professor Ted Triplett, and his students built a blue three D printed left hand for a six year old born without a left hand. The device, printed in about a week, lets him open and close his wrist motions. The team plans spring improvements with electronics.
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Ted Triplett
Hunt
California
E-Nable
Delaware
Unemployment rates fall in 27 states as hiring rises
Labor Department data show jobless rates dropped in 27 states in November while 11 rose and 12 were unchanged. Employers added jobs in 35 states with a nationwide gain of 211,000 payrolls and the unemployment rate holding at 5 percent, a seven year low. Florida led job gains with 35,200, followed by Texas at 16,300 and Virginia with 14,400 as construction hiring boosted totals.
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U.S
Labor Department
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Nevada
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Nebraska
South Dakota
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Feds say ex State Department worker steered contracts to son
Kenneth Apple of Beaverton Oregon ex State Department agricultural adviser in Iraq 2009 2011 indicted on conspiracy and wire fraud for steering about 2 million dollars in micro dairy contracts to a company half owned by his son Jonathan Apple of Williston. Prosecutors allege Apple used government details to aid the scheme. A federal public defender did not return a message.
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Feds
State Department
Alexandria
Saco
Iraq
Kenneth Apple
Beaverton
Oregon
Jonathan Apple
Williston
Democratic race erupts after data breach in campaign feud
Clinton alleges Sanders stole millions of voter data while Sanders accuses the Democratic Party of blocking access to its own data. Sanders sues to regain data and both sides frame the dispute as political leverage on the eve of the next debate. Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook condemns the move as a fundraising tactic.
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Ashington
Hillary Clinton
Bernie Sanders
Sanders
Democratic Party
White House
Clinton
Robby Mook
National Party
Jeff Weaver
Democratic National Committee
Beijing Issues Second Smog Red Alert For Month
Beijing issued its second smog red alert of the month prompting school closures and vehicle restrictions. PM2.5 levels may top 500, far above WHO safety limits, as residents face limited outdoor activity and widespread air quality warnings through Tuesday.
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Beijing
China
World Health Organization
Thi
Painkiller politics: CDC faces pushback on prescribing guidelines
The federal effort to curb opioid prescribing draws resistance from drugmakers and public health groups. The CDC planned guidance for January, then delayed it and opened for 30 days of public comment, prompting concern from anti-addiction activists about potential undermining of the initiative.
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Ashington
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Food and Drug Administration
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