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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1981

Page

9

Fire guts Professional Square Building in Princeton

Blaze tears through the Professional Square Building around 10 p.m. gutting offices on all three floors including John P. Anderson law, Citizens Insurance, tax office of Harvey Tibbs, and Faulkner’s engineering firm. Firefighters from Princeton and East River volunteers battled thick smoke as others evacuated and moved items from threatened offices. Several businesses reported losses. authorities noted this as the fourth major fire in Princeton that month.

Professional Square John P. Anderson Citizens Insurance and Real Estate Harvey Tibbs Job Club ComSas Computer Systems Pentree, Inc Falukner Buiding Ben Peck Real Estate and Insurance, Inc Ben B. White Jr Bruce Ambrose William J. Akers Arnold Lively Princeton Fire Department East River Volunteer Fire Department Hyatt Anderson Peck White Ambrose Faulkner Bluefield Becaue Tibbs Main Princeton Memorial Building Roller Floral Company Stag Clothing Company

Steel Growth Potential Good Economists Say

The 1981 steel outlook shows a clouded near term with stagflation likely and double digit inflation around 11 to 12 percent. Yet long term growth potential remains strong if industry and government align goals, with modest gains in steel consumption and imports easing as curbs take hold.

Pittsburgh Norman Robertson Mellon Bank Ronald Reagan Elizabeth Bossong U.S. Steel Corp Bossong

Release Of Kidnapped Italian Judge Not Confirmed

A Red Brigades message claimed Judge Giovanni D Urso was set free but Italian authorities denied any confirmation. Premier Forlani urged caution amid debates on terrorism policy as confusion over the judge’s fate sparked sensational reports.

Rome Red Brigades Giovanni D'Urso D’urso Arnaldo Forlani Rome Opera House Il Messaggero D'Urso Italy University Hospital

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