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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1983

Page

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Deaths and funerals in Bluefield area January 13 1983

Recap of obituaries and funeral arrangements for Kenneth Lee Shultz Ralph P Wade Robert Shields George A Coeburn Reese D Puckett Jr Tiny Keen Roberto Garcia Dessie Bland Huston Crotty Allen Bayles Betty Lou Bayles Mary Hoke Myers Preston P Frazee Waldo Phipps Otis Noel Pat Harvey Wannis Stinson and others. Details include ages, birthplaces, survivors, funeral home conducts services and burial sites across Bluefield Princeton Raven Richlands and surrounding counties.

Kenneth Lee Shultz Rt. 5 Bluefield Veterans Administration Hospital Salem Arthur W Mary Jane Hager Shultz Norfolk and Western Railroad Freewill Baptist Church Hazel Wells Shultz James Henderson Shultz Rossville Leo Everette Shultz Bane, Va Donald Eugene Shultz Denver Mercer Funeral Home Curtis Honaker Roselawn Memorial Garden Princeton Claude Adkins Lee Levert Eddie Keller Raymond Asbury Steven Hager Curtis Honaker Jr Jack Hager Keith Honaker Otis Osborne Ralph P. Wade Rt. 1 Raven Marion Buchanan County Earl and Myrtis Mosley Wade B.A. and K. Wade Inc Raven, Va Richlands Masonic Lodge Af&am Roanoke Scottish Rite Rocke Kazim Shine Temple Oakwood Lions Club Tazewell County Sportsman Club Katherine Hale Wade Ralph Bradley Wade Earl Anthony Wade Bernard Wade Buchanan County Funeral Home Ancil Childress Clinch Valley Memorial Cemetery Dorian Cecil Davis Larry Keen J.C. Thornhill Beecher Deskins Bernard Maxwell Spivey Dotson Jackie Vance Harold Messer Funeral Home Reese David R.D Puckett Jr Indianapolis Ind Baltimore Md. Hospital of Natural Causes Greever Funeral Home Tazewell David Bailey Maplewood Cemetery Amanda Biddie Caudill Puckett Fayetteville N.C Reese D. Puckett Ford Motor Corp Walker L. Puckett Rebecca Peery Puckett Dawn Puckett Garfield Mack N Hugh F. Puckett Paul Puckett Falls Church Hazel Smith Hugh Puckett Jr Donnie Puckett Ronnie Puckett John Peery R.C. Peak Walcott Peery Jr Tiny Keen John and Lindy Hess Ratliff Jasper Keen Vivian Ratliff Vansant Tommy Harless Keen Richlands Elmer Keen Jackie Keen Bobby Ratliff Grundy Shade Ratliff Davenport Carrie Bostic Stendeo Vines Carl Ball Andy Presley Keen Family Roberto Andres Garcia Antonio Deborah Causey Garcia Hudson Lenoir Winston- Salem Antonio Allen Garcia Debbie Faye Causie Epifanio and Eduviges Martinez Garcia Mexico Josephine Foran Blue Allen Ratliff Bayles Welch Welch Hospital John Crockett Lena Virginia Bayles McDowell County UMWA Melvin Bayles Betty Louroe Bayles Marvin Connie) Phillips Jr Douglas W. Bayles Fanning Funeral Home Claude Oliver Woodlawn Memorial Gardens Bluewell Mary Hoke Myers Christie Ave George W. Seaver Harvey Mary Pat Sunrise Ave Orville Harvey Roselawn Memorial Gardens

Welch Hospital Construction To Continue

Welch Hospital's new full service Emergency Hospital will proceed despite a $91 million state spending cut. The project, budgeted at 6.2 million in last Legislature funds, remains protected in a special revenue account. Phase two bids to be let in spring. operation expected by June 1984 with 183 new jobs. The facility will add a second floor, increase beds, and offer full surgical, obstetrical, emergency, and rehabilitative services for indigent patients.

Daily Telegraph Welch Miners’ No. 1 Rockefeller Earl Whitely Whitely Welch Hospital

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publisher Information Card

Bluefield Daily Telegraph data lists establishment in 1893, address 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia, subscription rates and mailing zones, home delivery pricing, AP affiliation, post office box, circulation audit and representation details.

Daily Telegraph Printing Co Bland Street Bluefield Associated Press W Va West Virginia Audit Bureau of Circulation P.O. Box Field W.va Landon Associates

Trailways Hearing Set in Welch for Bus Service Cuts

The West Virginia Public Service Commission will hold a January 25 hearing in the McDowell Public Library, Welch, on Trailways Inc. request to discontinue and curtail several routes in southern West Virginia. The case follows resident complaints about service reductions affecting Roanoke Virginia, Huntington, Bluefield, Welch, Logan, Charleston, and related connections.

Charleston W.va State Public Service Commission Welch Trailways Inc West Virginia PSC McDowell Public Library Trailways Roanoke Huntington Bluefield Logan

Polish expels UPI correspondent Ruth Gruber

Warsaw authorities order the expulsion of United Press International reporter Ruth Gruber after detaining her 23 hours over alleged gathering of information on Polish military facilities. Gruber denied espionage and said PAP provided the first official word of the expulsion. Her Polish secretary was also detained but held only briefly.

Warsaw Poland United Press International Corre Ruth Gruber PAP Miss Gruber

Podgorny Dies at 79. Soviet Leader Obituary

Moscow AP reports former Soviet president Nikolai V. Podgorny has died at 79. Government spokeswoman gave no details, saying Izvestia would publish them. Podgorny was the last survivor of the 1965 1977 troika led by Brezhnev and ousted by him years earlier.

Moscow Nikolai V. Podgorny Leonid I. Brezhnev Nikita Khrushchev Brezhnev Izvestia Podgorny Troika Communist Party Alexei N. Kosygin

El Salvador's mutiny ends as Ochoa returns to base

President Magana claims the military crisis is over after Col. Sigifredo Ochoa Perez flew to the capital to see his injured wife. He says the mutiny is finished and the colonel abandoned his post, though Ochoa later returned to headquarters and offered no immediate explanation. The six day revolt had split the armed forces in a civil war torn country. Ochoa had rebelled after Defense Minister Jose Guillermo Garcia ordered his transfer to Uruguay as a military attache. Magana said Ochoa is not under arrest and will not go to Uruguay for unspecified reasons.

San Salvador el Salvador Alvaro Magana Sigifredo Ochoa Perez Magana Ochoa Cabanas Jose Guillermo Garcia Uruguay

Reagan pressure on Israel over Lebanon talks stalls Begin visit

President Reagan increases pressure on Israel to break the Lebanese crisis impasse. Philip Habib met the U.S. team in Jerusalem with a message to speed talks. Reports say Begin’s Washington trip could be postponed if progress stalls, Begin's spokesman denies. Negotiators from Lebanon, Israel, and the U.S. were set to meet in Kiryat Shmona to discuss a new U.S. proposal on key issues.

Tel Aviv Israel Reagan Menachem Begin Washington Philip C. Habib U.S Jerusalem Begin Lebanon Kiryat Shmona

Reagan to seek simplified income tax overhaul plan

President Reagan plans to urge Congress in the State of the Union to overhaul and simplify the federal income tax code by lowering rates and narrowing deductions. Officials expect the push to center on long term major reform, likely embracing flat rate concepts though no firm plan is set. Treasury Secretary Regan has been promoting streamlining the tax structure to broaden the base and curb complexity.

Washington Reagan Congress Treasury Donald T. Regan Regan The Washington Post

Reagan Proposes Sub Minimum Wage for Teens This Summer

President Reagan called for a temporary 2.50 per hour wage for teens ages 16 to 20 during summer jobs, 85 cents below the 3.35 minimum. Administration aides expect up to 500000 youths to benefit, while Democrats and AFL-CIO oppose any cut, arguing it undermines workers. Labor Secretary Donovan signaled support in past remarks but did not comment this week.

Washington Reagan Cabinet Council Afl-Cio Labor Federation Raymond J. Donovan Conservative Digest Donovan White House

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Kenneth Shultz Ralph Wade Robert Shields Robert Franklin Shields Glenwood Park George Coeburn George A. Coeburn Jefferson St Dudley Memorial Reese Puckett Jr Roberto Garcia Mrs Dessie Bland Ed Bland Gary Lugo Huston Crotty Huston K. Crotty Bozoo Broyles Funeral Chapel Peterstown Allen Bayles Mary Myers Hamilton Preston P Bland Street United Methodist Church Keith Clark Ralph Cruise Marvin Douthat Lindsey Dula John Frank III Rick French James Gillenwater William Kesee John Cary Shott Frazee Charles Edward Louise Lee Glenwood Park Methodist Monte Vista Park Keith Clarke Phipps Waldo Henderson Wright Mountain Rock Memorial Wayne Davis Shrader Tommy Robert Tommy Ralph Annette Smith Shrader Rock Ridge Mount Olive Primitive Baptist Church Harold Thornsbury Anice Davis Smith Family Jaeger Noel Otis G Holden Dr New Castle Del Bramwell Cravens-Shires Funeral Home Ron W. Skidmore Woodlawn Memorial Park Stinson Wannis Wilburn Avondale Church of the Living God Coy Baker Albert Blevins Mullins Cemetery Crane Ridge America Danforth Insurance Agency Donna Charles Santa Claus Salvador Demonstrator Stove Azing & Safe the Wood Energy Experts RT. 19 Green Valley
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