01 Jun 1992
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1992
Page
1
A regional arts center in Abingdon Virginia announces summer classes for all ages and skill levels. The program aims to engage residents with beginner through advanced offerings and features a mix of creative workshops and community arts programming.
On Wednesday June 3 at noon the Music in the Square Committee will meet at Johnston's Inn in Princeton. On Friday June 65 from 9 am to 4 30 pm volunteers at The Maples Nursing and Retirement Home host a flea market to accept donations. call Ruth at 327 2485 for info.
National Weather Service forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and milder conditions. Highs near 70 with north winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight will be clear with lows in the upper 70s.
AT&T and two unions the Communications Workers of America and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers kept bargaining into Sunday night as talks aimed at 125,000 employees continued. Focused discussions covered manufacturing plants and field operations with wage and job security on the table amid evolving technology and possible layoffs.
Huntington report shows liberal hardworking seniors eye out of state opportunities. Almost half of Governor's Honors Academy class of 1991 respondents plan to move to pursue careers. Senior Elizabeth Williams questions staying to help state's condition versus personal self interest.
In Columbus AP reports a new light bulb uses a magnetic coil to emit a radio signal that forms plasma with the existing fluorescent gas, producing a phosphor glow without filaments. It promises 10 to 20 years of life, up to 150 watts, and energy use about one quarter of incandescent bulbs. priced at 10 to 20 dollars, debuting today amid skepticism over cost and radio wave concerns.
Bluegrass and country acts perform at the Coal Miner's Opry in Boissevain Virginia on June 13 from 10 a.m. to sundown. Wayne Henderson headlines. Congressman Rick Boucher speaks at noon. Admission is 2 dollars with under six free. Food includes poke salad brown beans and corn bread. The park showcases coal equipment exhibits and a new museum site is planned.
Charlie Wells of Princeton and Edward Lee Horton of Fort Union Virginia reunite after more than two decades. Horton who was born Charles E. Wells III was taken by his mother after a divorce. The two met after Horton traced Wells through military records. Horton, 28, learned he has two half siblings Ashley and Aaron and met Wells’ father and extended family. Horton pursues racing welding and music and was named to Who's Who in America's High Schools.
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