Abernathy death noted with church and community ties
Katherine E Abernathy age 58 of Cedar Bluff Va died of a heart attack at home. She held UNC 1943 degree and a M D from the Medical College of Virginia. Survivors include husband Dr R A Abernathy and children. Services at St Mary Richlands with burial in Greenhills Memory Gardens. She supported Barter Theater and Girl Scout initiatives and chaired the Cancer Closet.
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R.A. Abernathy
R.A
Katherine E.) Abernathy
Alfalfa Lane
Cedar Bluff
South Boston
Robert B
Lennie Louise Pridgen
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Medical College of Virginia
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
Richlands
Tazewell County Medical Society
Abingdon
St. Mary Catholic Church
Frederick G
Janet) Albrecht
Falls Church
Maude Pridgen
Katie Pridgen
Charlotte
N.C
Timothy Welsh
Greenhills Memory
St. Mary Catholic
Burt Johnson
Grundy
Grundy Hospital
W.M. Ritter Lumber Co
Edith Fay Coal Co
Buchanan First Presbyterian Church
Russell County
Patton
Sarah Jane Johnson
Betty Smith Johnson
Helen E. Johnson
Betty Jean Kiser
Emma Mae McCoy
Bluefield
Nora Summerford
Jane Smith
Mary Helen Pugh
Peer
Madrid
Spain
Burt Johnson Sr
Garland
Texas
Randy Johnson
Ocala
Fla
Joe E. Johnson
Violet, la
Richard Johnson
Patton Johnson
Murphy Miller
Jack Mutter
Johnson Family
Hurley
Ricky Johnson
Steve Johnson
Randy Johnson Jr
Joe E. Johnson Jr
Stanley Kiser
Brian McCoy
Alan Johnson
Timmy Justus
Phillip Scott Johnson
Eddie Johnson
Randy Schott
Richard Schott
Bradley Berry
W. Modi
Ernest Lester
Bill Thornsbury
Frank Pritchard
Burton Fletcher
Dennis Compton
Maynard Holbrook
Barnes Looney
Clint Sutherland
N.B. Justus
Harold O. Smith
Minor Muncy Jr
Mose Farmer
Louis Reiland
Louis
Mary E.) Reiland
West Virginia
Gypsy
William and
Fannie Marsh Shuttlesworth
State Department
Washington, D.C
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Women’s Auxiliary Core
American Legion
Victory
O.E.S
Swampscott
Mass
Clara A. Turcotte
Peabody
Charles J. Schneider
Woodlawn Memorial Park
George Richardson III
Edwin Stone
Eddie Steele
Patsy Malamisura
Sam Lambert
Nelson Dudley
Frank Weiser
Robert Snelling
Mercer Funeral Home
Funeral
Funeral Notices for Conner Worrell Lester Nipper and Harmon
Funeral services are announced for Ross H. Conner 51 at Burns Wornal Chapel with two ministers, burial at Pennington Cemetery. Emily L. Worrell 62 at Burns Wornal Chapel, burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Larry Ray Lester 10 in Richlands Va with Greenhills Memory Gardens, cousins pallbearers. Dennis Lee Nipper 33 at Peery St Clair Chapel, burial at Grandview Memory Gardens. John Mandon Harmon 84 Princeton at George W Seaver Chapel, burial Mt Olive Cemetery Gratton Va. multiple pallbearers listed for each service.
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Burns Wornal
Memorial
Wallace W. Smith
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell
Worrell
Emily L
Thorn St
Princeton
George Kelly
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Bluefield
Robert Bailey
Roy Agee
Herman Renn
Bobby Bratton
Lyle Mullins
Bill Shelton
Lester
Larry Ray
Cedar Bluff
Roanoke
Hurst-Scott Funeral Home
Richlands
Carter Wells
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Cousins
Ivory Michell Lester
Nipper
Dennis Lee
North Tazewell
Peery & St. Clair Funeral Home
T.R. Cook
Tim Burleson
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield-Tazewell Road
Don Richards
Ron Killen
Samuel Brown
Doug Wilburn
Luther Remines
Clint Smith
Eddie Starling
David Smith
Harmon
John Mandon
George W. Seaver
Dan Agee
Mt. Olive
Gratton
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publisher Information Notice
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph announces its establishment in 1893 and provides publication details, address at 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia, and subscription rates. It notes AP affiliation, postal handling, and bureau memberships with contact for address changes and circulation information.
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Daily Telegraph Print Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Press
W.V
Audit Bureau of Circulation
P.O. Box 208
Landon Associates
Iran Executes At Least 26 Including Officials And Activists
Associated Press report details widespread executions in Iran over Sunday and Monday, targeting a former army chief of staff, two sect leaders, and a student activist. It notes the high number of firings as Iran pushes for held person trials, with Parliament likely to decide fates months away. Thomas Ahern, a U.S. State Department employee, is named by captors as an accused spy.
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Associated Press
Army
Iran
U.S
CIA
Thomas Ahern
State Department
Fond du Lac
Wis
Graham Services Incomplete After Eckman Shooting
Funeral arrangements for Tommy Graham 45 of Eckman were incomplete. Graham died Sunday in a Welch hospital after a shooting at his home. Charged with Graham's murder is Jesse Marcum 57 of Eckman.
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Pentecostal Holiness Church
Leckie
Fanning Funeral Home
Welch
Northfork
Tommy Graham
Eckman
Bennett- Fanning
Graham
Jesse Marcum
Virginia Side Council Opposes Rate Hikes and Buys Equipment
Bluefield Va. new town council and Town Manager Art Mead vote to oppose Appalachian Power and General Telephone rate hikes. They approve a 1980 Plymouth police cruiser for 6,624.99, a 1974 Elgin street sweeper for 2,000, and a Burroughs L-9000 Ledger Card Mini-Computer on a five year plan. Budget amendments include pay raises, dues, computer costs, street paving, traffic signals funding, and transit subsidies.
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Bluefield
Art Mead
State Corporation Commission
Appalachian Power Company
General Telephone Company
David A. Kovach
Mead
Council
Virginia
Poquoson Motors
Elgin
Virginia Municipal League
Department of Highways and Transportation
GRTA
Libyan tensions rise as dissidents face assassination in Europe
Billy Carter of Buena Vista Ga. could not comment as the Justice Department pursues two ex CIA officials charged with running a terrorist school for Libya and plotting an Egypt based assassination. Khadafy had ordered Libyans abroad to return this year and several opponents have been killed in Europe since the deadline passed.
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Billy Carter
Buena Vista, Ga
Justice Department
CIA
Libya
Egypt
Khadafy
U.S
Europe
Reagan Operative Snubs ERA Fight and Abortion Debate
The piece surveys campaign promises while Reagan resists the Equal Rights Amendment and abortion stance. It notes thousands of feminists rally outside for equality. It lists names like Lugar Bush Baker Kemp Vander Jagt and Rumsfeld as speculated possible running mates.
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Servative-Tn
Sunny Plaza
Lugar
CIA
George Bush
Senate
Howard Baker
Jack Kemp
New York
Guy Vander Jagt
Michigan
Donald Rumsfeld
Reagan
California
Baker
Bush
Indianapolis
Best Not Seeking Bluefield Site Best Not Seeking Bluefield Site
Best Products spokesman told the Daily Telegraph that the company is not seeking a Bluefield area store. John Penn, vice president for real estate, said Richmond offices have been besieged with land offers while reports of Bluefield interest had circulated. He noted any consideration would be kept secret to avoid inflated prices. Best is not planning a Bluefield outlet at present.
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B&b
Sedgewood Street
Delano Compton
Cecile Richardson
Gillespie
Donald Ford
Planning Commission
Best Products
Daily Telegraph
Best
Bluefield
John Penn
Nationwide
Discount
Richmond
The
Telegraph
Area Business Review
H. Edward Steele
Penn
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Reba Sparks
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Maxine Perdue
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UMWA
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Princeton Old Guard
Virginia Privett Sigmon
Leonard Sigmon
Aurora
Ill
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Montgomery
Franklin
Violet Maxine) Wright
Eula
Arreptia Weaver
Hint
Charlie Sigmon
Herbert Sigmon
Talmage Sigmon
Glen Fork
Houston A. Davis
Tazewell
Veteran’s Hospital
Johnson City
Tenn
Peery and St. Clair Funeral Home
Harvey Holleman
Harvey M. Holleman
Union
Pageton
Smyth County
William H
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Ethel Pearl Holleman
James
Alice Mae) Keys
Jo Ann Carter
Columbus
Ohio
Shelby Jean Thomas
Russell Lee Holleman
Donald R. Thomas
Falls Mills
Wiley Davis
Sinkers Creek
Chilhowie
Victor Dale Gray
Rowe
Cincinnati
Ethel Gray
Baltimore
Brenda Street Gray
Daugthers
Cynthia Gray
Vicky Gray
Hensley Gray
Home
Victor Gray
Sacramento
Calif
Rowe Pentecostal Holiness Church
Ancil Childress
Shortridge Cemetery
Buchanan County Funeral Home
Kenneth Paul Eagle
Richmond Hill
Bland County
Georgia
Jerry Eagle
New Pittsburgh
Bland
American Cancer Society
Zenna Adams
Zenna B. Adams
Marion
Wayne Adams
Clinchburg
Henderson Funeral Home
Saltville
Virgil Blevins
Ralph Jones
Mount Rose Cemetery
Abraham Walton
Queens
N.Y
Mercer County
Jefferson Walton
Sussex Street
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Kans City
Las Vegas
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Tabriz
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Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Caruth
William B. Caruth
Concord Commanders
Bluefield Country Club
Jack White
Elon
Larry Norris
Melbourne
Paul Rainey
Virginia Side Council
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Research- Cottrell
Pittsburgh Testing
United Engineers
Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission
A. J. Martin
Donald K. Taylor
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Drew Lewis
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Don's TV
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