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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 2014

Page

5

California farmers fear deeper labor shortage after immigration action

Fresno based growers warn the 15 to 20 percent farmworker shortfall could worsen as Obama immigration orders shield families and slow new worker entry. Officials and farmers urge Congress to craft a guest worker program while predict impacts on crops, wages, and year round jobs.

Fresno Calif California Barack Obama Jason Resnick Western Growers Resnick Congress Karen Ross California Department of Food and Agriculture Obama U.S Manuel Cunha Nisei Farmers League Cunha Armando Elenes The United Farm Workers Elenes Ed Kissam WKF Giving Fund University of California, Davis Mexico United States Taylor Central Valley Harold McClarty HMC Farms

Greek ferry disaster leaves one dead in Adriatic rescue effort

A burning Italian ferry Norman Atlantic adrift between Italy and Albania forced hundreds to stay on deck as a heavy rescue operation unfolded. One person died and two were injured as 190 of 478 aboard were evacuated by late Sunday, with 49 more expected in Brindisi after a daylong ordeal.

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Notable West Virginia figures remembered in obituaries

Hopkins a student athlete from Bluefield High School and UC Beckley campus, Oblinger a WHIS television host and educator, Copeland a Princeton businessman and WWII veteran, Virginia Clark Hebert a 101 year old Genoa High School alumna and educator, Raines Sr a coal executive and WV Coal Hall of Fame inductee, Bobby Womack the soul musician linked to McDowell County, James Gianato Kimball pillar, A Keith Wagner who brought WVU band to River View, Raymond Guard a Welch Miners and pro ball veteran, Linwood Custalow Virginia native physician, Chaplain Michael Forbes Bluefield area rescue worker, Andrew Wood Bluefield High standout and WVU star.

Hopkins Bluefield High School University of Charleston-Beckley Beckley Jacqueline Oblinger Wytheville Oblinger WHIS Charleston Bluefield College Richard Dick” Copeland Princeton Community Hospital Copeland U.S. Navy Pacific Princeton Grady Carper Oakwood Motor Court Princeton Town Square the Square Virginia Clark) Hebert Hebert Genoa High School Bluefield State College Genoa Park Central Delta Sigma Theta BSC Scott Street West Virginia University Raines Sam Huff Pocahontas Land Company West Virginia Coal Hall of Fame Bobby Womack Bobby Cleveland Womack McDowell County the Valentinoes Sam Cooke Harry Hippie 110Th Street Kimball James Gianato Gianato Keith Wagner Pride of West Virginia WVU River View High School Bradshaw Mount View River View Wagner Big Creek Raymond R “Lefty Navy Guard Welch Miners Boston Braves U.S. Army Michael Paul Forbes Forbes Andrew Pete Wood Wood BHS

City eyes monthly billing for city fees in Bluefield

City administrators weigh shifting to monthly billings to aid fixed income residents and improve payment collection. Examples show a $500 yearly charge dropping to $41.67 monthly, with online payments and Mindmixer engagement to boost community participation and ideas.

Cline John Smith Davis City of Bluefield Board of Directors Bluefield Mindmixer

Asheville area land deal tied to polluted CTS site

In Buncombe County North Carolina developers pressed to build upscale homes next to a former CTS Corp plant despite TCE contamination. EPA and state regulators dispute claims of no action letters while residents fear unsafe conditions as a 2016 cleanup is planned.

Sheville N.C Richard Green Asheville Board of Adjustment Green Stanley Greenberg Greenberg Southside Village Associated Press EPA CTS Corp Judy Selz Skyland Environmental Protection Agency North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources Buncombe County CTS Elkhart Indiana Philip Anderson Department of Environment and Natural Resources Southside Agency For Toxic Substances & Disease Registry

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