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