LaBranche and Barnes named co chairs of 1984 Telerama
Jim LaBranche news director at WVVA and Mrs. June Barnes WVVA billing director will co chair the 1984 March of Dimes Telerama to be held Feb 4 and 5 on WVVA. They co chaired 1983 event which raised 104865 dollars for birth defects. Auditions for local talent acts set for Jan 7 8 and Jan 14 15 from noon to 5 pm. Call 325-5487 for audition appointments between 9 am and 5 pm Monday through Friday.
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Jim LaBranche
WVVA
June Barnes
LaBranche
Barnes
Mercer County Schools Aim to Heal Rivalries With Forum Projects
Mercer County officials plus a student forum from each high school pursue programs to ease bitter sports rivalries between Bluefield and Princeton. A traveling sportsmanship trophy will be awarded annually excluding the two largest schools this year, then include them next year. The Mercer County Student Government Association will add a junior member next meeting to broaden student to board contact and unify the county schools.
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Elaine Thompson
Daily Telegraph
Princeton
Mercer County
Arthur Steller
Bluefield
Steller
Montcalm High School
Spanishburg
Athens
Mercer County Student Government Association
John Harrison
Princeton High School
Kelly Pendry
Bluefield High
Christie Craghead
Athens High School
Harrison
Pendry
Charleston-Huntington
Mercer Mall
Oil imports to rise 26 percent in 1984 energy forecast
Washington AP reports the Energy Information Administration forecast that oil imports will jump 26 percent in 1984 as U.S. energy use rebounds after 1979. Gasoline and heating oil prices will stay steady but natural gas up 10 percent and electricity about 7 percent higher. natural gas winter prices already up 9.2 percent, electric rates 4 percent higher than 1982. The outlook credits modest growth and notes 1984 energy demand nears 1981 levels. Oil price expected near $29.40 a barrel, gas prices up a penny.
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Washington
Energy Information Administration
The
EIA
U.S
Iran
United States
Reasor Named Trust Administrative Officer at Bank
NAMED-Jackson Edwin Jack Reasor Jr has been named Trust Administrative Officer at Flat Top National Bank of Bluefield by the board of directors He brings over five years in banking and law and succeeds as W K Bentley president and CEO announced the appointment
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Jackson Edwin
Jack) Reasor, Jr
Flat Top National Bank of
Bluefield
W.K. Bentley
Appoin
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