Obituaries list several Virginia West Virginia deaths
Obituaries for Donnie L. Creasy 59 of Boissevain and Charles Dale Renn 24 of Princeton note incomplete funeral arrangements. War’s Jimmy Lee Bandy 45, born 1961 Welch, died Dec 29 2006. memorial service Jan 2 2007. Princeton’s Marvin A. Brooks 76, Day Jr. 83 of Blacksburg and George S. Mitchem 78 of Chesapeake also noted. James Ralph Presley 74 of Princeton died Dec 29 2006. Burial and service details provided for each with family information and funeral homes.
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Donnie L. Creasy
Boissevain
Abbs Valley
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bluefield
Rodriguez Pocahontas
Pocahontas
Charles Dale Renn
Princeton
Memorial Funeral Directory
War
Jimmy Lee
Buck” Bandy
Welch
Claude O. Bandy
Lillian Gilbert Bandy
Big Creek High School
Advent Christian Church
War Cove
Pauline Trammel
James Martin Bandy
Tom Williams
Patrick Bandy McGhee
Louise Fuller
Shirley Johnson
Phyllis Pratt
Laurens
S.C
Betty Evans
Concord
Sue Matney
Coalwood
Bonnie Davis
Denver
N.C
Cricket Quinn
Yukon
Helen Walker
Lockborne
Ohio
Linda Stevenson
DePew
N.Y
Debbie Harris
Hollister
Karen Dillion
Terry Deskins
Tracey Lawson
Warrenton
Bill Williams
Mike Williams
Curt Williams
Fillmore
Jerry Williams
Johnny Williams
Orlando
Fla
Jonnathan Brown
Hartwell Cemetery
Hartwell
Douglas Funeral Home of War
George S. Mitchem
Chesapeake
George
Hot Coal
Garfield
Bonanza Lilly Mitchem
Virginia
North Fork High
Chesapeake United Methodist Church
Mary Fern Mitchem
Clarence Mitchem
Ann Mitchem
Robert
Houston
Texas
Gary
Jacksonville
Mike
George Jr
Bloomingrose
Jeffrey
Alicia Lamm
Tina Smith
Charleston
Faith Peal
Tupper Plains
Sherry Boiley
Bill
Gray
Stevens & Grass Funeral Home
Malden
Dave Biondi
Larry Roberts
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Stevensandgrass
James Ralph Presley
Harmon School Road
Thorpe
Crockett Harrison
Lou Ella Jarret Presley
Tina Renee Presley
Kathleen Lane Presley
Belva Pauline Price
Terry
Angela Charlene Presley
Travis Gill
Earl T. Presley
Valerie
Clarence Presley
Bea
Harlem
Linda Wyatt
Dennis
Sally Overbaugh
Rock
Stella Barker
Avery, Ga
Ednad Kwiatkowski
Tom
Huger
Judy Reynolds
Zepherhills
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell
Emory Marchant
Moses Gill
Brewen D. McGraw
Brewen G. McGraw
Terry Price Sr
Keith Christian
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
Presley
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Funerals Scheduled Today for Burke Walker Workman
Funerals set for Thurman Burke at 1 p.m. at Singleton Funeral Service Chapel Cedar Bluff Virginia with burial at Greenhills Memory Gardens Claypool Hill. Marvin Leonard Walker to be at 2 p.m. at Dudley Memorial Mortuary Chapel Bluefield Virginia with burial at Grandview Memory Gardens Bluefield. Ivory Wayne Workman at 1 p.m. at Woodlawn Memorial Park Bluewell with burial following.
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Mr. Thurman Burke
Singleton Funeral Service
Cedar Bluff
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Marvin Leonard Walker
Dudley Memorial Mortuary
Bluefield
Grandview Memory Gardens
Ivory Wayne Workman
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell
Ford mourned in capital after Calif church services
Washington mourners bid farewell to Gerald R. Ford as his casket arrived at Andrews Air Force Base from California. The Capitol state funeral began with lying in state and a memorial service, honoring the 38th president and former congressman who led during a turbulent era.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
California
Dick Cheney
Ford
Maryland
Virginia
Memorial Bridge
U.S. Capitol
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Bush
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Richard Ford
Capitol
Congress
House
Sairo Agnew
Richard Nixon
Palm Desert
Calif
Betty
St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church
Ronald Reagan
John Kennedy
Jfk
Reagan
War Memorial
Pacific
Grand Rapids
Mich
Nixon
Jimmy Carter
National brief highlights top world and political events
The national recap spans Pelosi poised to become first female House speaker, nuclear standoff concerns with North Korea and Iran, immigration clashes and protests, several GOP scandals including Foley and Cunningham, Saddam Hussein's conviction and related charges, the Middle East war impacts in Lebanon, Rumsfeld resignation, a thwarted British airliner plot, and Darfur violence with UN peacekeeping debates. climate change and Gore’s film noted as runner-up concerns.
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Nancy Pelosi
San Francisco
House
United States
North Korea
Iran
Congress
Latin America
Mark Foley
Randy Cunningham
Tom Delay
Texas
Ohio
Bob Ney
Jack Abramoff
Saddam
Saddam Hussein
Iraq
Bush
Democrats
Donald Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
Atlantic
Darfur
Sudan
United Nations
al Gore
Princeton area births and regional stats from 2006
Triplets born at Princeton Community Hospital in 2006 marked the first such birth at the current location in 36 years. Regional data show population 300,888,812 on Jan 1, 2007, up 1 percent from 2006. life expectancy in McDowell County around 70. 1,000 pounds shed by Tug River Health Association participants. $142 million federal prison funds for Indian Ridge project. Leatherwood development at 1,012 acres. Bluestone center at 680 acres. 600,000 Christmas lights for Bluefield festival. 126 Mercer County students added in 2005-06. $3.09 average gas price in Bluefield in late summer 2006. 132,000 structures evaluated in Tazewell County reassessment. Contact Charles Owens.
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Princeton Community Hospital
U.S. Census Bureau
McDowell County
Harvard School of Public Health
PELA
Tug River Health Association
Indian Ridge
Bluefield
Tazewell County
Mercer County
Charles Owens
Cowens
Bottonline
Bush comments on Saddam Hussein execution and justice
President Bush said Saddam Hussein's execution marks a milestone toward Iraq's democracy and rule of law, while noting a fair trial for Saddam denied victims during his tyrannical rule. He cautioned the violence in Iraq would persist despite the milestone.
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Bush
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
U.S
Iraq
White House
Scott Stanzel
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