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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1981
Page
6
The Bluefield High School Drill Team will sponsor a Pompom Clinic July 13 17 in the gymnasium. Sessions will be held from 10 30 a.m. to noon at a cost of 10. Pompom routines passes and line high kicks will be
Pipestem State Park will offer two summer swim classes for beginners through Senior Lifesaving with a July 20 to 30 session. The $16 per person fee applies to applicants aged four and older, with certified Red Cross instructors. Patty Farley at the park provides more information. The 4-H Congress in Virginia Tech, June 22 to 26, drew 1,200 teens, with Richlands participants Charlie Lawson John Lawson Neal White Greg Watson and other award winners from Springville Thompson Valley and Burkes Garden.
TAZEWELL Va A Virginia Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission official refused to say if any action has been taken against Tazewell General District Judge Wade Coates over a complaint filed months earlier. The unnamed official said statements are prohibited by law and could not confirm whether a complaint exists. A former Pocahontas police captain claimed Coates allowed personal friendships to affect his duties and cited cases he viewed as improperly handled. He alleged traffic cases were dismissed after Coates sent summons to the magistrate's office instead of the General District Court. The letter also questioned the Commonwealth Attorney Robert Galumbeck's willingness to pursue the matter.
Princeton police will strictly enforce posted parking limits at the West Virginia Welfare Department lot after signs prohibit parking when the office is closed. Police Chief Bob Ellis cited recent littering vandalism and improper use of the area by teenagers and pledged patrols and tickets for violators.
Bluefield officials report rapid progress on a two year Jones Vine Street redevelopment begun in October 1980 with a 1.2 million HUD grant. The plan relocates families, rehabilitates homes, repairs streets, and creates work for residents, with four families relocated and five to six more expected in weeks. Over 40 thousand dollars in home rehabilitation loans have been issued as part of the effort.
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