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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1998

Page

5

Salvation Army to ax three employees in cost-cutting move

FAIRMONT AP Almost as soon as Christmas 1998 is a memory the debt plagued Salvation Army community center in Fairmont will lay off three paid staffers who answer phones perform clerical and janitorial chores and help run the thrift store. The move is expected to save about 50 000 a year representing the local churchs annual loss. Salvation Army Capt Ron Raymer said rehiring may occur under a debt recovery plan which aims to boost thrift store income and public awareness of the Armys community role.

Fairmont Salvation Army Ron Raymer Church of the Evangelistic Christian Organization Raymer Army

Memorial gifts to Bluefield Area Foundation described

A non profit Bluefield Area Foundation encourages memorial gifts. Donors send contributions to the foundation at P O Box 4127 Bluefield WV 24701. Gifts are permanent as only interest is spent on community projects.

Bluefield Area Foundation Bluefield Area Foundation, Inc P.O Bluefield

Tech stocks lead record setting rally on Wall Street

Technology shares pushed a rally to new highs as Intel gained a Merrill Lynch upgrade and AOL joined the S&P 500. The Dow rose 157 to 9,202, Nasdaq surged 2.4 percent, and the S&P 500 closed at a fresh peak while volume stayed light ahead of the holiday break. Overseas markets moved higher as major indices posted gains.

Ron Campbell AFLAC Ameritech At&t Corp AM. Water Works Anheuser-Busch Apple Computer IND. Tech Ashland Coal Inc Ashland Oil Inc Atlantic Richfield Baker-Hughes Inc Baltimore Gas & EL Bethlehem Steel Boeing CO CBS Corp Cabot Oil & Gas Carolina Power Chevron Corp Chubb Corp Citizens Utilities Coca-Cola CO Columbia Gas Sys Columbia Healthcare CON Nat'l Gas Corning Inc Crestar Financial CSX Corp CVS Corp Daimlerchrysler Detroit Edison Dominion Res DOW Chemical Dupont Eastern Ent Eastman Kodak Emerson Electric Ethyl Corp Exxon Corp First Union Corp 1ST Virginia Bank Flowers Industries FMC Corp Food Lion Inc Ford Motor CO GEN. Electric CO GEN. Motors Corp GTE Corp Georgia Pacific Gillette CO Glaxo Holdings Goodyear Tire Hercules Inc Humana Corp IBM Corp Ingersoll-Rand Intel Corporation K-Mart Corp Kroger CO Lowe's Cos Lucent Technologies McDonald's Corp Merck & CO. Inc Microsoft Corp Mobil Corp Monsanto CO Mylan Labs, Inc Nash Finch CO Navistar Nike, Inc Norfolk Southern Occidental Pete ONE Valley Bank J.C. Penney CO Pennzoil CO Pepsico Inc Phila. Electric Philip Morris Cos Phillips Petroleum Pittston Brinks Pittston Burlington Pittston Minerals Potomac Elec PWR Praxair, Inc Pulaski Furniture Reebok Int'l REX Stores Corp Reynolds Metals Rite Aid Corp RJR Nabisco Hldg Rockwell Int'l Sara Lee Corp Sears Roebuck Sherwin Williams Shoney’s Inc Southern CO Tenneco Inc Texaco Inc TRI Continental Union Carbide Union Pacific Unisys Corp Universal Corp Usair Group USX Marathon Oil U.S. Steel Wal-Mart Walt Disney CO Wendy's Intl Westvaco Corp Williams Cos Valley Nat'l Gases Xerox Corp DOW Jones Wenn . As Sani New York Intel Merrill Lynch AOL Standard & Poor Thomas Kurlak America Online Venator Group Wall Street Japan Germany Britain France

Economy grows at 3.7 percent pace amid trade woes

The Commerce Department reports U S GDP rose 3.7 percent annualized in July through September, a brisk expansion despite world economic slump. Durable goods orders rose 1 percent to 190.7 billion, with metals and machinery leading gains. The Fed kept rates at 4.75 percent, with economists predicting no quick cuts. If growth continues, the expansion could become the longest in U S history.

Washington U.S Commerce Department Department Asia Russia Federal Reserve Joel Prakken St. Louis

Telemarketing firm to create 200 Bluefield jobs

Bluefield officials announce Civic Development Corporation plans a ribbon cutting on Jan 4 with a dedication ceremony. The telemarketing firm will occupy the former Grants and Evergreen Supermarket on North Street near the post office and hopes to hire up to 200 workers by Jan 11, 1999.

Bluefield Nelson Walker Civic Development Corporation Grants and Evergreen North Street Walker Ollie Law

Deeds Recorded in Mercer County Courthouse

Mercer County deeds record transfers including Tina Sweeney to Earl Sweeney for lot 21 A Dilton Avenue Lashmeet Rock District and several other parcels in Bluefield Plymouth and Princeton areas. Notable transfers include James W Thompson to Princeton Memorial Hospital for 8.76 acres in Beaver Pond District and to David Ellis for Pisgah Elgood Road prime parcels.

Princeton Mercer County Tina Sweeney Earl Sweeney Dilton Avenue Lashmeet Rock District Diana S. Terry Michael J. Terry Shelton East River District Mary Theodorou Reed T. Ewing Union Street City of Bluefield Edward L. Thomas Harless S. Midkiff Carolyn Ruth Thompson Timothy W. Weese Mills James Perry Thomspson Millis James W. Thompson Princeton Memorial Hospital Beaver Pond Merie Jean Thompson Princeto Memorial Hospital Brenda Sue Veneri Robert L. Thomas Lilly Grove Thornton Avenue Debra J. Waddell David Ellis Pisgah Elgood Road Plymouth

Holiday shoppers face a gloomy Christmas for retailers

Retailers foresee a weaker holiday season with only modest gains and big discounts. Consumers pivot from apparel to home goods and toys suffer as cheap computers lure buyers away. Weather and coupons shape cautious buying, with 88 percent already done per a national survey.

Mary Bollig Aurora Colo Ed Carroll Ken Volk Simon Property Group America’s Research Group Charleston S.C

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