Miller Delays Decision On Relocating HQ Until 1975 Or Later
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller says the union’s headquarters will likely not move from Washington to the coal fields before 1975 or later. He will focus this year on contract talks, with relocation work deferred. Four WV sites and one in western Pennsylvania are under consideration, with Sutton near Braxton County a favored option due to proximity to major coalfields and transport. Miller notes the decision involves broad considerations beyond personal preference.
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United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
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UMW
International Executive Board
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Becker
Sutton
Braxton County
Suspects Watched Four Days In Cincinnati Painting Theft
In Cincinnati Ohio police kept watch on four suspects for four days during the theft of two Rembrandt paintings valued at over two million dollars. A $100000 ransom was paid for one painting named Mari and recovered. the other, Portrait of an Elderly Lady, was recovered after negotiations. Three men from Loveland were charged with receiving stolen property. no one was charged with the thefts by Tuesday afternoon. The paintings were returned to the Taft Museum. Police said they delayed action to avoid risking damage or destruction of the artworks.
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Cincinnati
Loveland
Ohio
Edward Amann
Amann
Rembrandt
Mari
Foster
Carl Horsley
Raymond McDonough
Henry Dawn
Seniors Learn Karate At Forest Hills Center
New York AP reports seniors over 60 attend a federally funded Forest Hills center offering free meals culture and social programs plus karate classes. Officials say many older adults feared leaving home at night so the program was expanded to include physical activity and social engagement.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Rates and Circulation Info
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists establishment details and press affiliations, noting AP membership and the paper’s news coverage scope. It includes subscription rates by mail and motor route, with West Virginia zone pricing and monthly motor route charges.
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Deaths and Funerals in Princeton and Bluefield area
William P Caldwell 73 of Princeton died in a hospital after a long illness. Survived by widow Gladys Newkirk Caldwell two sons Donald and Artis Caldwell two daughters Mildred Caldwell and Marie Caruso five sisters and five grandchildren Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Burns Wornal Chapel Princeton burial Oakwood Cemetery Friends may call today 4 to 9 p.m. Rhoda Blanche Hetherington Bluefield died Tuesday after long illness survived by daughter Grace Farley funeral 2 p.m. today Mercer Funeral Home Bluefield burial Monte Vista Park Cemetery James Safewright 75 of Bluefield Va died Monday in hospital funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Greever Funeral Chapel Tazewell burial Grandview Memory Gardens Marshall C Huffman 89 of Newport Va died Tuesday in Narrows nursing home survivors include daughter Thelma Huffman two sons Fred and James burial 2 p.m. Thursday Givens Funeral Chapel Pearisburg Fred Mullin 61 of Coopers died Monday after long illness survived by widow Nellie Mullin daughters Beryl Linda Rita son Johnny and others funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Cravens-Shires Bluewell burial Roselawn Memorial Gardens Cleo Champ 70 of Princeton died Tuesday evening funeral arrangements incomplete
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Marie) Caruso
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Obituary Notices for Bayles Shawver Watson Gillespie
Funeral notices list David C Bayles 21 of Princeton and Welch to be held at Douglas Chapel Welch with burial at Woodlawn Memorial Park Bluewell. Walker D Shawver 70 Bluefield Virginia to be buried Shiloh Cemetery Wilderness Road after service at Graham Christian Church Bluefield. Walter Watson 66 Princeton service at Burns Wornal Chapel with burial Mount View Cemetery Galax. Darrell E Gillespie 70 Keen Mountain service at Richlands then Clinch Valley Memorial Cemetery Richlands. Pallbearers named for Harmon Lodge and neighbors.
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Escapee Jones Dies From Shootout Wounds
Robert D. Jones 27 of Philadelphia, an escapee from a West Virginia federal prison, died Tuesday from wounds suffered in a gun battle with state troopers. He had been in critical but stable condition at Middlesex Memorial Hospital in Middletown after a Saturday night shooting in Durham.
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Probe Continues Into Matoaka Store Theft Break-in
State Police pursue a break in at the Matoaka State Liquor Store on Christmas Eve. Thieves forced the front door, stole half gallons of liquor, caused property damage, and slashed a Matoaka police cruiser tire prior to fleeing. Corporal J A Harsh of the Princeton detachment leads the investigation.
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India and Pakistan Drop in U S Foreign Interest Priorities
Washington reports a shift in U S focus away from South Asia amid Indochina turmoil and the energy crisis. Nixon reassures Pakistan on independence, while Kissinger signals indifference to Indo Soviet ties. India gains potential debt forgiveness and trade prospects as U S aid lags Soviet influence grows.
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Hit And Run Arrest Solves Dual Bluefield Crimes
Bluefield police arrested 31 year old Dewey Stiltner after a 1 45 a.m. chase on Wyoming Street. Stiltner wrecked his car, was captured, and the stolen vehicle was found in tow with registration checked. He faces charges of hit and run and auto theft and awaits a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Stanley Anderson.
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Young
Roger Whitt
Whitt
Stanley Anderson
Highway crews clear fallen tree after earthen slide
An earthen slide with wet clay displaced a huge sycamore on Christmas morning at the Grassy Branch cutoff. Highway crews were called to clear the right of way as Troopers R. L. Vaughan and J. R. Howell reported to the Princeton Detachment of the State Police.
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Handling life’s ups and downs with biblical steadiness
Billy Graham reflects on enduring change and personal balance. Citing Philippians 4 11 he notes Paul learned to be content in any state and urges focus on eternal truths. He contrasts first century turbulence with modern disruption and invites reliance on faith in Christ for lasting equilibrium.
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Skylab Mission Seeks Sunward Return and Comet Clues
Skylab observers describe a journey from the solar system's edge as the craft is expected to loop the sun Friday and return beyond Pluto. Pogue and Carr will use cameras to study the cometary cloud and determine its chemical makeup to infer the solar system's origins. Kohoutek is described by a scientist as bringing a message about the universe's origin.
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Weather Across the Nation on Christmas Day
The Associated Press reports broadly worsening conditions across the Midwest with rain snow and fog while the lower Mississippi Valley saw heavy rains and up to four inches of fresh snow in parts of Michigan A new cold front moved in with winds over 50 mph affecting Wyoming and warnings issued for south central areas Hard rains dropped nearly two inches in Lake Charles and New Orleans while Meridian Mississippi and Tuscaloosa Alabama recorded over an inch in six hours Scattered clear skies lingered over the Southern Plains to the desert Southwest with varying temperatures across several states
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Mercer Justice Of Peace Shot In Mercy Hospitalized
Basil Roberts a 44 year old Mercer County Justice of the Peace remains in critical condition after a Christmas day shooting in his Princeton area office. A 38 caliber revolver was recovered and authorities pursue the investigation as he undergoes emergency surgery and blood transfusions.
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Mercer County
Princeton
West Virginia
Rt. 20
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Roberts
Princeton Community Hospital
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Escapees From Virginia Correction Unit Caught
Two convicted felons escaped from Virginia Correctional Unit 18 near Coeburn Wise County early Christmas morning. Wayne Randolph 18 and Thomas Allen Scales 23 were recaptured at 2 13 p m Tuesday by correctional officers near Apple Tree Gap. They will face escape charges in Wise County District Court. Randolph was serving 10 years for distribution of a controlled substance Scales a four year term for possession of controlled drugs.
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Scales
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Elderly Couple Dies After Power Cut in Schenectady
In Schenectady New York a 93 year old man Francis Baker and his 91 year old wife Katharine were found dead in their apartment after their electricity was shut off for nonpayment. Investigators say exposure to cold is possible but autopsy awaits and the cause may have been natural. The power cut left the home without heat from a gas furnace and the couple likely died Friday or Saturday with frigid temperatures record in the area.
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N.Y
Francis Baker
Katharine
Mirarechy
Baker
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Bob O'Brien
O'Brien
O’brien
Energy fuel squeeze alters British life during oil crisis
The oil squeeze prompts a three day work week from Jan. 1 as energy sectors combine to save fuel. Government claims conservation measures boosted oil reserves, with limited power for football floodlights and new Sunday kickoff allowances. Other services remain open.
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Pearly Waters Shines In Ishigaki Pearl Farm Tale
An idyllic Ishigaki bay in the Ryukyu Islands stands as the sole site for black gem pearl cultivation. A single black pearl fetched $3,200 at a sale, highlighting the rare harvest.
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Ryukyu
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