Six Hospital Projects Approved for Final Review
Charleston AP reports six hospital construction and renovation plans totaling over 40 million dollars have moved to final review by the State Health Planning and Development Agency. Decisions are due by April 21 after public comment. Projects include Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital 31 million, Welch Emergency Hospital 6.2 million, Thomas Memorial Hospital 2.8 million, Christian Nursing Home 1.66 million, United Hospital Center 504 thousand, and University Hospital Morgantown 1.5 million.
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Charleston
W.va
State Health Planning and Development Agency
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Welch Emergency Hospital
Thomas Memorial Hospital
South Charleston
Christian Nursing Home
Fayetteville
United Hospital Center
Clarksburg
University Hospital
Morgantown
Princeton Man Mugged In City
A Princeton man was mugged near Mc Culloch Street in Bluefield Saturday. Eddie Dean Shephard, 26,of 313 South Mercer Street Bluefield, was charged with robbery after allegedly threatening Walter Belcher 62 and taking his money and valuables. He was jailed on a $3000 bond.
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Thurman Spence
Thurman L. Spence
East Second St
Richlands
Marytown
Harvey L
Marguarite Sizemore Spence
Virginia
Bluefield
Princeton
McCulloch Street
Walter Belcher
Virginian
Eddie Dean Shephard
Mercer St
T.W. Hatfield
Belcher
Shephard
Raleigh Street
David Pedneau
A&t
Bluefield Avenue
Cliff L. Stanley
5Th St
Stanley
Satellite tumbling from orbit over wide region
Officials said a Soviet satellite failed to stay in its planned orbit and began tumbling. It tracked a path over Florida to New York then north into Canada and Europe, eventually toward India. In Bluefield a car window was shattered by a blunt object at the General Telephone building, though no suspects or theft were reported.
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Earth
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Canada
Scandinavian Countries
Soviet Union
Iran
General Telephone
Bluefield
Clinton Mills
Rt. 1
Rock
J.C. Steele
Nuclear freeze advocates push for funding cut at rally
Protesters condemn the MX system and nuclear weapons while applauding in a rally attended by Rev. Robert Drinan. He calls for halting funding for nuclear warfare as activists from Roane County present lawmakers with petitions supporting a nuclear freeze.
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Wise
Robert Drinan
Americans For Democratic Action
Massachusetts
Howard
Mildred Miller
Roane County
Looneyville
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publication Details
Bluefield Daily Telegraph is a longtime West Virginia newspaper established in 1893. It is published daily by the Daily Telegraph Printing Co. at 412 Bland Street Bluefield WV 24701. It is a member of the Associated Press and lists subscription and delivery rates, mailing details, and staff representation information.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W.va
Associated Press
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
P.O. Box
Landon Associates
Budget Conable and Baker Clash Over Tax Indexing
Budget Consolidation leader Conable of New York and Baker question automatic tax indexing. Baker supports repeal to stop inflation driven bracket creep, while Reagan favors keeping indexing. Baker warns automatic pilot could create economic and political distress Congress must handle.
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Baker
Reagan
Congress
Police Criticized For Cocoa Violence
Rockledge police faced criticism after a drug raid at a mostly black Cocoa Rockledge complex led to four arrests and a night of rock and bottle throwing. The disturbance damaged vehicles and police cruisers as officers sealed a quarter mile area. Officials and community groups met to ease tensions.
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Cocoa, Fla
Rockledge
Cocoa
Rick Kallis
Collins
Wuesthoff Memorial Hospital
Arthur Corlew
Jerry Kelly
Little Vietnam
Brevard County
Florida Highway Patrol
Carlew
William Latham
Herschel Holmes
Kelly
Jimmy Preston
William Riley
Noah Conner
Ice Storm Blamed For 23 U.S. Deaths Sparks Wide Power Loss
An ice storm across the Northeast caused cars to skid into ditches and left hundreds of thousands without power from North Carolina to New York. Telephones, fire trucks, and salt trucks struggled as temperatures plunged. In West Virginia and nearby states two teens died in crashes while others, including a 15 year old in Poughkeepsie, were injured. Meteorologists warned of ongoing dangerous travel as snow and freezing rain persisted across the region.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
New Hampshire Highway Department
Joseph Hickey
Stanley Levine
Albany
N.Y
Vermont
West Virginia
Berkeley Springs
Poughkeepsie
McGraw
United Mine Workers
West Virginia Education Association
McGraws
Pineville
Darrell Jr
Warren
Mark
Brian Timothy
Tim
Deep South
Midwest
Carolinas
Alabama
Georgia
Texas
Illinois
Wisconsin
Kansas
Dixie
North Carolina
South Carolina
Max Barlow
Georgia Electric Membership Corp
Reynolds
Warner Robins
Americus
Eastman
Dudley
Sandersville
Panhandle
Plains
Morton
Lubbock
Newburgh
Rochester
John McAvoy
Sherburne
Levine
Global grain trade shifts and slowing agricultural growth
The paper notes that Latin America, Eastern Europe, the Soviet Union, Africa, and Asia moved from net grain exporters in 1934-38 to net importers, while world growth in recent years lagged the 3 percent peak of 1950-70, slipping to under 2 percent in the 1970s. Soil erosion and diminishing returns from chemicals threaten productivity.
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Latin America
Eastern Europe
Soviet Union
Africa
Asia
Photo credit line omitted for Sunday Telegraph image
The color photograph on page one of Sundays Daily Telegraph was taken by Buzzy Goforth but the credit line was inadvertently omitted.
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Daily Telegraph
Buzzy Goforth
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Fanning Funeral Home
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Shirley) Thompson
Rocky Mount
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Jackie) Newcomb
Long Pole
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Chicago
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Octavia) Hitchens
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Ardith) McGuire
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Roy Shaw
Bob Steele
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Michael Kennedy
Ernest Hicks
Harold Hughes
Harold Guion Hughes
Davy
Welch
Fanning
Jack Horne
Jack
Grace) Horne
Jolo
Welch Hospital
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William Ray Higginbotham
Pearisburg
Newport
George and
Laura Williams Higginbotham
Cellanese Fiber Co
Pansy Jones Higginbotham
Pearlsburg
Dean Higginbotham
Peterstown
Harry D
Clarice) Adkins
Maybrook
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Norfolk
Marshall Higginbotham
Narrows
Joe
Beatrice) Morgan
Pearisburg Baptist Church
Lee Ellison
Birchlawn
Givens
Donald Neece
Donald Ray Neece
Butt Hollow Road
Salem
Tazewell County
Oakeys Funeral Home
Roanoke
Perry & St. Clair Funeral Home
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Ronnie H. Moore
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Boissevain
Rodriguez Pocahontas Union Funeral Home
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Lawrence (Delphia Elizabeth Hale
Hemphill
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Pinnie Carter
Baltimore, Md
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Ivory Irene
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H.B. Grose
Pleasant Home Cemetery
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Elkhorn Towers
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Woodlawn Memorial
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Upshur St
Dudley Memorial Chapel
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Charles Dooley
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield- Tazewell Road
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Roy Shamblin
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Wayne DeBoard
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Ronnie Millsap
Jim Carbaugh
Nancy Brown
Nancy Ward Brown
Pilgrim Knob
Buchanan County
James and
Margaret Ratliff Ward
Ward Memorial Baptist Church
Stuart Brown
Otis Brown
Hurtle Brown
Johnson City
Tenn
Virgil Brown
Conley McGlothlin
Conley J. McGlothlin
Bramwell Road
Mercer Funeral Home
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Conable
R-N.y
House
Ways and Means Committee
Danforth Insurance Agency Auto License Service
U.S
Julia Zekany
Austria
Hungary
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Berea College
John McGraw
Beckley
Hillsville
Wyoming County
Berea
Marshall
WVII
Janelle B. Duremdes, M.D
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