Spontaneous prison brawl ends in death at Va. facility
In a Christmas morning disturbance at a medium security federal prison in Prince George County about 50 inmates clashed in the dining area. Foreman Gregory J. Gunter, 31, was found outside with multiple stab wounds and died. One inmate injured, nonidentified, was stabbed several times. Authorities call the incident spontaneous with no immediate charges filed.
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McDowell Precinct Changes Made
McDowell County Commissioners approve division and restoration of multiple precincts to ease voting. Changes effective Feb 24 1983 affect precincts in North Elk Browns Creek Big Creek Sandy River and related districts. A second item notes Nathan Stacey relies on a feeding tube and CPR trained family plans for emergencies while praising hospital staff.
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Falvo Offers To Cut Budget To Close Deficit
Welch Assessor Albert Falvo proposes trimming county operating costs to help cover a 400000 deficit. He would return 25031 from Revenue Sharing Fund if commissioners boost the general fund payroll by 10000, aiming to keep November salaries. Britain seized Fort Duquesne after French destruction and burning.
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State's Jobless May Get More Aid
Washington AP West Virginians would gain six extra weeks of unemployment benefits if President Reagan signs a revenue bill Congress sent before the holidays. Six states including West Virginia would have up to 55 weeks of benefits with the provision. The plan also raises the federal gasoline tax by five cents and funds road improvements.
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Family faith sustains hope after Nathan Stacey’s leukodystrophy
The Staceys moved from Bluewell to Williamson home near the Bluefield Rescue Squad. Nathan’s leukodystrophy prognosis remains unknown, with doctors unsure if he will walk. The family, led by minister L A Williamson, stays cheerful and religious as they seek support from other affected parents.
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