Obituaries and funerals in region including Justus and Jackson
Chloe B Justus 51 of Ansted formerly Hurley Va died Monday at an Oak Hill medical center. Dover C Jackson 84 of Princeton died Tuesday in a Princeton hospital. Billie M LaSala 57 of Boissevain Va died Monday in a Bluefield hospital. Elsa G Carter ??? died Monday in a Bluefield hospital. Rosa B Blankenship 58 of Grundy Va died Tuesday in a Grundy hospital. Lonnie E Kessinger 69 of Gold Bond Va died Monday in Roanoke hospital. Walter L Boshell 82 of Cedar Bluff Va died Monday at home. Lawrence Vandyke 58 of Nokesville Va died Monday at home. Fred R Blevins 81 of Brushfork Bluefield dead on arrival. Community notices follow including multiple funeral services and arrangements across several towns.
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Chloe B. Justus
Chloe Belle Justus
Ansted
Hurley
Oak Hill
Buchanan County
Julius and
Elizabeth Justus Matney
Hillard Justus
Little Dove Old Regular Baptist Church
Nargia Riffe
Nora Lester
Panther
Stewart Justus
Ester Justus
Edna Rasnick
Ruth Rasnick
Ohnny Justus
Buster Justus
Willie Justus
Conley Justus
Tom Matney
Man
Lacy Justice
Thomas Justice
Wytheville
Beulah Matney
Mary Frances Matney
Bassett
Delbert Justus
Hurshell Hurley
David Lester
Sidney Collins
Roy Mullins
Hillard Justus Cemetery
Virginia Funeral Home
Grundy
Dover C. Jackson
Low Gap Road
Princeton
Rosedale
William N
Almelda Puckett Jackson
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Russell County
Kings College
Bristol, Tenn
First Christian Church
Princeton Masonic Lodge
Af&am No
Princeton Lions Club
Mercer County Anglers Club
Elsie Lambert Jackson
Robert Jackson
Galax
Bertha Mae Jackson
Paul Jackson
Joel Jackson
Jeremy Jackson
Jennifer Jackson
Burns Wornal Chapel of Memorial
Atheny Road
Richard Flowers
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Billie M. LaSala
Billie Marie LaSala
Box 354
Boissevain
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Hattie Myers Gullion
Neal P. Gullion Sr
Pocahontas Fuel Corp
Bluefield- Tazewell Road
Elsa G. Carter
Elsa Gertrude Carter
Delaware St
Lewis Clark
Gertrude Bell Nelson Peck
First Church of God
Fla
Lee (Dorris) Niswander
Youngstown
Ohio
Clark Peck Jr
Abingdon
H.L. Peck
St. Petersburg
Charles Brunner
Allendale
S.C
Mildred Euhler
Pennsylvania
Mercer Funeral Home Chapel
C.D. Oliver Jr
Monte Vista Park Cemetery
Green Valley
Rosa B. Blankenship
Rosa Barks Blankenship
Route 3
Jim
Elizabeth Matney Burks
Little Freedom Regular Baptist Church
Clyde Blankenship
Billy Ray Searberry
Nashville
Atlanta, Ga
Shirley Pachemick
Miami, Fla
Wanda Stacy
Stacy, Va
Bonnie Stacy
Walford
Kathleen Stiltner
Debbie Justus
Eddie Justus
Stacy
Virgie Mullins
Elpha Stacy
Spencer Burks
Raven, Va
Little Freedom Regular Baptist
Elmer Church
Annon Cole
Lester Cemetery
Paynesville
Bill Campbell
Paul McClanahan
Lonnie E. Kessinger
Lonnie Edward Kessinger
Gold Bond
Roanoke
Euel C. Kessinger
Gene Kessinger
Boyce Kessinger
Rich Creek
Geneva K. Jones
Claudie K. Hilton
Pembroke
Walter L. Boshell
Cedar Bluff
Kopperston
Townley
Ala
John Willis
Josephine Townley Boshell
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Sunset Memorial Cemetery
Beckley
Raydell Bailey
Hurst-Scott Funeral Home
Richlands
Evans Funeral Home
Oceana
Lawrence Vandyke
Nokesville
Drill
Flem
Louise Whitt Vandyke
Ella Mae Vandyke
Allen Vandyke
Cecil Vandyke
Rockville
Russell Utterback
Myrtle Matherly
Fred R. Blevins
Fred Robert Blevins
Brushfork
Cravens-Shires
Bluewell
McFarlane Felt He Failed to Stop Iran Arms Deal
The article reports Bud McFarlane believed he failed to measure up to his own standards amid early stages of the Iran arms sales and regretted not quelling the program. He traveled to Tehran last May as an emissary and feared being seen as a villain like John Dean. Legal and investigative pressures worsened his mental state, with no clear trigger identified for his apparent self harm attempt.
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McFarlane
Iran
Tehran
John Dean
White House
Nixon
Leonard Garment
Bud McFarlane
Congress
Education reform praised as states improve school rankings
The Education Department released its fourth annual chart ranking states on college entrance tests graduation rates and related measures. Bennett praised New Jersey and South Carolina for reform efforts while noting the need to redouble efforts for better outcomes. Separate remarks touched on sex selection testing, noting limits and practices at Baylor College of Medicine and among amniocentesis cases.
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Bennett
Education Department
New Jersey
South Carolina
Baylor College of Medicine
Karen Copeland
Eastern Texas Air Corp safety pledge tied to maintenance spend
Eastern Texas Air Corp said last year it would pay penalties to avoid litigation that could cloud its safety record and maintenance improvements. It noted it spent 20 million of 440 million maintenance budget on safety and reliability programs while operating to the highest degree of safety.
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Texas Air Corp
Eastern
Charleston publisher Ned Chilton eulogized as community force
Charleston Gazette publisher W E Ned Chilton III was remembered for a generous heart and tough outlook. Hundreds attended a memorial service at First Presbyterian Church where figures such as Jay Rockefeller Robert Byrd Jennings Randolph and Bob Wise were among mourners and state leaders.
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Charleston
Charleston Gazette
W.E. “Ned” Chilton III
First Presbyterian Church
Chilton
Ned
William Renfield
Benfield
U.S
Jay Rockefeller
D-W.va
West Virginia
Rockefeller
Senate
Robert Byrd
Jennings Randolph
Bob Wise
the State Supreme Court
Teachers Stress Hands On Learning In Constitutional Lessons
In eighth grade classrooms Collins and Campbell emphasize relateable topics and active participation. Campbell's class of 31 discusses Amendment II and its historical context, the need then and now, with students debating gun rights amid a humor infused approach and a chapter test approaching. Reagan met with Wallison and Abshire on Iran Contra matters.
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Collins
Campbell
Robbie Holley
Beth Anglin
A-1
Tower
Wallison
North
Poindexter
Fitzwater
Reagan
David Abshire
Gazette fate lies with stockholders
Charleston awaits market reaction after publisher W E Ned Chilton III dies of a heart attack in Washington at 65. Stockholders say ownership and management could shift, with family and relatives holding substantial stakes in Daily Gazette Co. and Clay Communications Investors weighing options for the company and papers in West Virginia.
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Charleston
Charleston Gazette
W.E
Ned
Chilton III
Chilton
Gazette
Washington, D.C
Bruce Thorpe
Lynch, Jones and Ryan
Thorpe
Clay Communications Investors
The
Daily Mail
Clay Communications
Beckley
Register- Herald
North Carolina
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Texas
Daily Gazette Co
Don Marsh
Robert Smith Jr
A Chilton
W.E. Chilton Sr
W.E. Chilton Jr
Robert L. Smith Sr
Smith
Nell Chilton
Elizabeth Richman-Poole
Duncans Mills
Calif
Richman-Poole
California
Girard Lowrey
Lowrey
Elizabeth Chilton Murray
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Maryann Trivett
Presley Cemetery
Bennett-Widener Funeral Home
Northfork
Keene
Gracie Edith Hale
Honaker
Honaker Funeral Home
Clyde Lambert
Ancil Childress
Russell Memorial Cemetery
Lebanon
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Bluefield Baily Telegraph
Bluefield Ave
W.va
Princeton Bureau
Edwin M. Freakley
Thomas A. Colley
Jim Terry
Linda M. Osborne
Melanie Arney
Patsy P. Malamisura
Craig Faulkner
Carl H. Meade, Jr
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
National Advertising Rep
London Associates
D&s
WV & VA
Bluefields
Bradshaw
Steve Land