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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1983

Page

6

United Way Drive Faces Shortfall in Bluefield Campaign

United Way of Greater Bluefield aims for 230000 but trails by 35000 as of a volunteers meeting led by J C Walters. Agencies including Salvation Army Union Mission Mercer County Fellowship Home Children Temple Mission Bluefield rescue squads YM and YWCA and the Golden Age Club may face cuts without new gifts. The drive extends about 10 days starting January 3 with pledges totaling 195000 about 85 percent of the goal. Contributions can be mailed or pledged by calling the United Way office or contact persons.

Salvation Army Union Mission Mercer County Fellowship Home Children’s Temple Mission Bluefield Rescue Squads YWCA Golden Age Club Bluefield Walters United Way of Greater United Way Bill Reynolds Charles Paschall

URA Rejects Superblock Plans in Huntington

Huntington Urban Renewal Authority rejects Ohio firms Urban Development Concepts and Lowe Associates plan for a superblock development citing excessive city spending though no bond issues are voided. Rejected proposal may be revived with changes and new bidders invited. In Charleston, Carbon Fuel Co and Hawks Nest Mining Co pull from Bituminous Coal Operators Association per UMW District 17 official.

Huntington W.va City Urban Renewal Authority Ohio URA Urban Development Concepts Lowe Associates Columbus Charleston, W.va Carbon Fuel Co Hawks Nest Mining Co Bituminous Coal Operators Association United Mine Workers BCOA UMW District 17 Raymond Thompson Logan County Coal Operators Association Thompson Morris Feibusch Union Carbon Fuel Charleston U.S. Steel Hawks Nest Montgomery

HUD reviews Manor costs amid fire repair delay in Bluefield

HUD officials in Richmond continue reviewing cost reduction figures submitted by Cumberland Plateau Regional Housing Authority for Graham Manor in Bluefield. CPRHA says engineers’ revised estimates aim to keep rehabilitation within HUD guidelines after a November fire damaged the roof. HUD approval is needed before work starts.

Bluefield Housing and Urban Development HUD Richmond Cumberland Plateau Regional Housing Authority Graham Manor CPRHA

Concord Charlie Breakfast Slated in Athens

PRINCETON The seventh annual Groundhog Day Breakfast will be held at Concord College Center in Athens at 8 a.m. on February 2. The event will announce the Grand Groundhog Watcher for 1984 and name West Virginia official groundhog Concord Charlie, with a report on its winter prediction to be issued. Tickets cost 3.25 dollars with reservations required by calling 304-384-3115 ext. 318 or writing Groundhog Concord College Athens WV 24712.

Princeton Concord College Center Athens West Virginia A. James Manchin Concord Mountain State R.T. Hill Appalachian Studies Groundhog Watchers Association Concord College

Pair Killed In Sewage Plant Fire

Two workers died at Morgantown's new Star City sewer plant when a fire broke out inside a hollow digester tank being prepared for painting. Victims were Danny Shahan, about 30s, of Denver in Preston County, and Willard Dailey, 55, Morgantown area. No other injuries reported. The digester, a 500000 gallon concrete brick structure, was out of service for repairs.

Star City W.va Morgantown Danny Shahan Denver Preston County Willard Dailey Doug Fawcett Fawcett

County to receive 32006.65 for emergency food shelter funds

Mercer County will receive 32006.65 in federal emergency food and shelter funds for 1980. Allocation announced by County Administrator Fred Parker and overseen by a national board chaired by FEMA with United Way as staff and fiscal agent. Local non profit groups may apply. details from Mrs M J Williams.

Daily Telegraph Princeton Mercer County Fred Parker County Emergency Management Services EMS Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA United Way of America Parker National Board Congress M.J Williams Box 173 Lilac Hills

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