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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1986

Page

10

West Virginia eyes small firms with tax credits and growth plan

The state pursues small business growth via tax credits and incentives while targeting venture capital. Dudley defends incentives as economic stimulants. Hodges urges focus on smaller firms. A new JDC program offers 30 percent tax credits for qualified capital companies investing 60 percent in-state over three years, with strict limits and penalties for noncompliance.

Moore West Virginia Dudley Hodges JDC West Virginia Capital Company Ms. Shabb Nelson Walker Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce Walker Mercer County

Banker Eyes Debt Relief Help for West Virginia Towns

Freshman state delegate and ex city manager says investment banks can help Bluefield Princeton and Mercer County cut costs and raise revenue. He cites a 30 million WV revenue shortfall and proposes refinancing old projects and guiding bond issues while federal reforms shrink aid. He plans meetings with local officials within a month.

Huntington Bluefield Princeton Mercer County Commission Fred Burton Williams Washington West Virginia

Catering Provides Work and Dignity for Mentally Ill Workers

Cumberland Mountain Community Services runs Virginia’s unique catering program employing 25 workers aged 20s to 70s. They serve menus of roast beef, ham, turkey, fried chicken, and spaghetti. Some staff prepare food, wash dishes, or act as servers. The program aims to break stereotypes and has helped two participants obtain restaurant jobs.

Allison Virginia Mary Helen Raines

Reservations for Glenwood Park Shelters Start 1987

Reservations for use of Glenwood Park picnic shelters during 1987 will be accepted beginning Jan 1. For more information call 425-1681, Mon through Friday from 8 am to 3 30 pm. The Richard and Caroline Gwathmey Memorial Trust awarded Bluefield College a $25,000 grant to aid renovation of Cruise Hall, the college’s oldest residence hall. The trust, based in Virginia, was established in 1981 by Mrs. Elizabeth Gwathmey Jeffress, wife of philanthropist Robert M. Jeffress.

Glenwood Park Richard and Caroline T. Gwathmey Bluefield College Cruise Hall Gwathmey Trust Elizabeth Gwathmey Jeffress Richmond Robert M. Jeffress Jeffress Gawthmey Trust

SVCC Winter Classes Begin January Sixth At SVCC

Winter quarter at Southwest Virginia Community College and off campus locations opens January 6 with day and night classes. Registration is January 5 from 8:15 a.m. to 7 p.m. Counselors will assign advisors at the SVCC Admissions Office. Telephone numbers provided for more information.

Southwest Virginia Community College SVCC

Inmate Escapees Remain At Large From Alderson Prison

Two federal prison escapees are still at large after a third was recaptured at a Rainelle restaurant. Jodie Fallon 29 of Weston Nebraska was seized by Rainelle police while attempting a ride to Charleston after a suspected unusual conduct by a trucker. Fallon serves 10 years for firearms violations. The other fugitives are Mary Farmer 30 of Oklahoma City Oklahoma serving seven years for amphetamine manufacturing and Rebecca Stewart 30 of Rogers Texas serving 12 years for manufacturing and possessing amphetamines. The trio reportedly fled the Alderson women’s prison after scaling an eight foot rear fence in a poorly lit area.

Alderson Jodie Fallon Weston Neb Rainelle Collette Anderson Fallon Charleston Anderson Mary Farmer Oklahoma City Okla Rebecca Stewart Rogers Texas Farmer Stewart

Toll Free Highway Helpline Aids Virginia Travelers

Virginia travelers can call a toll free Highway Helpline at 1 800 367 7623 to check hazardous road conditions this winter. Operators will assist during normal hours and inclement weather. otherwise callers hear a recording. Last winter the state spent 28.7 million on snow and ice removal across 53500 miles of road with 5.2 million on interstates, 14.2 million on primary roads, and 9.3 million on secondary roads.

Richmond Virginia State Department of Highways and Transportation

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