Deaths and funerals in Bluefield area obituaries
Multiple obituaries list residents of Bluefield and surrounding towns. Janet Miller and John Minton are among those named, with details on ages, family, churches, and funeral plans. Additional notices cover extended family and service arrangements across Virginia and West Virginia towns and cemeteries.
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Janet Miller
Janet Rozelle Miller
Princeton Ave
Bluefield
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Johnny
Dorothy Jennings Buzzo
Bluefield High School
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Thomas L. Miller Jr
Thomas L. Miller III
Denise O’quinn
Brushfork
Johnny Buzzo Jr
Leon Alexander
Paul Hall
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Princeton
Cravens-Shires
Bluewell
Walter Farmer
Rte. 1
Abbs Valley
Rodriguez-Pocahontas
Pocahontas
Alice Childress
Alice Mae Childress
Rt. 4
Grundy
Bristol
Virginia Funeral Home
Welch
William Burton
West Third St
Hobart
Ind
Boissevain
Rodriguez- Pocahontas Union Funeral Home
Charlie Sublett
Charlie Spencer
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Contact and Circulation Info
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph establishes its 1893 founding, delivery method, and press affiliation. It lists mailing rates, home delivery costs, subscription zones within West Virginia, and post office box and advertising contact details.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W.va
Associated Press
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
P.O. Box
Landon Associates
Reagan's Ecology Record Hit
Former President Jimmy Carter charged the Reagan administration with deliberate abandonment of U S leadership in global environmental matters. He spoke at a conference with conservation groups calling Reagan policies devastating and accusing the administration of bypassing environmental laws and failing to join international efforts including export of banned chemicals and the Law of the Sea treaty.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
U.S
Carter
Pope To Meet Jaruzelski During Polish Visit
Poland's primate condemned police beatings of Solidarity youth as Pope John Paul II planned a meeting with General Wojciech Jaruzelski during his homeland visit. Religious officials said the trip would press the U.S. and Western allies to lift sanctions on Poland. Cardinal Glemp urged an end to persecution of Solidarity supporters after Corpus Christi Day sermon.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity
John Paul II
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Adam Lopatka
United States
Jozef Glemp
Labor Federation
St. Ann’s Church
Livestock Sales at Bluegrass Market Lewisburg
Bluegrass Market Inc in Lewisburg sold 304 head for 50226.61 dollars to 72 buyers. Prices included stocker and feeder steers 63-77 under 500 lbs, heifers 55.50-63 under 500 lbs, slaughter cows 34.75-42.50, pigs 29.68 per head, ponies 80-138, and sheep and lambs blue 60.
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Bluegrass
Bluegrass Market, Inc
Lewisburg
Mercer County Superintendent Ohio Hughes Plans Departure
Ohio Hughes announced he will leave Mercer County as superintendent when his contract ends this month after four years in the role, saying the departure is based on a mutual agreement.
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Ohio
Hughes
Mercer County
Telethon total trimmed amid phony pledges claim
Washington officials cut weekend telethon projections after computer checks found many phony pledges. Democrats said genuine pledges now about 12 to 15 million, down from 16 to 20 million. Republicans denied any role, noting they even shut their own phone bank.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Bob Neuman
Neuman
Republican Party
William Greener III
GOP
Fugitive Stoner Surrenders in Birmingham Bombing Case
J B Stoner the white supremacist fugitive surrendered to authorities ending a four month nationwide manhunt for the man convicted in the Birmingham church bombing. He called himself a political prisoner and insisted on white rights as he faced U S magistrate Lewis Gwaltney and was to be turned over to Alabama authorities.
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Montgomery
Ala
J.B. Stoner
Birmingham
Stoner
Sonny Kyle Livingston
U.S
Lewis Gwaltney
Gwaltney
Gabor contract canceled after front-row seating incident
Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor was dropped from the City Line Dinner Theater production Forty Carats amid claims she ordered disabled patrons to move. Producer John Kinneman announced the termination as demonstrators against rights violations rallied outside the theater. Thirteen Woods School attendees had already left after being asked to relocate from front rows.
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Philadelphia
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Gabor
City Line
Kinneman
Sigi Shapiro
Pennsylvania Coalition of
Citizens With Disabilities Inc
the Woods School
Langhorne
Trial near end in CBS slander case over 60 Minutes report
In closing arguments Bruce Friedman accused CBS News Dan Rather and Steven Glauber of manufacturing phony evidence and distortions in a suit by Dr. Carl Galloway alleging slander by the program. He cited an appointment card used to link a clinic to fake accident reports and said the defendants acted with reckless disregard for the truth.
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Los Angeles
CBS News
Dan Rather
60 Minutes
Bruce Friedman
Rather
Steven Glauber
Glauber
Friedman
CBS
Carl Galloway
Gary Celebration Weekend with Play and Olympics
Gary Pocahontas Coalfield Centen nial Celebration unfolds Friday and Saturday with an original student play at Gary Intermediate School at 6 p.m. Proceeds aid the school. A torch event opens Coalfield Olympics at 1 p.m. on the athletic field with contests, a dunking tank, stiltwalking, a humorous women’s pan throwing contest, and a tug of war. A diorama from the Knoxville World’s Fair, a classic fire truck display, and an on site movie theater run.
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Gary
Gary Pocahontas Coalfield
Charlie Davis
Welch
Bramwell
House votes to restore EPA budget to pre Reagan era
The House approved a 200 to 167 vote to restore EPA funding to the level before Reagan took office, adding 220 million to the committee’s recommended increase. Representative Gore called it a key environmental vote to undo past damage and boost EPA resources. The chamber also banned sanctions on counties missing air quality deadlines and advanced the 1984 appropriations bill totaling over 54 billion for 17 agencies.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
House
EPA
Reagan
Timothy Wirth
D-Coro
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Albert Gore Jr
D-Tenn
Senate
State Department
U.S
Middle East
Nicholas Veliotes
House Foreign Affairs
Europe
The
Lebanon
Mideast
Appropriations Committee
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John Minton
John Vernon Minton
Adria
North Tazewell
Russell County
James and
Mary Castle Minton
Dunfordtown
James B. Minton
Hesperia
Cal
Carson L
Madge) Pendry
Greensboro
N.C
Harold D
Linda) Mills
Climax
Rusha Boothe
Clintwood
Hila Casteel
Kingsport
Tenn
Nancy Lovell
Nancy Vance Lovell
Rt. 2
Dudley Memorial Mortuary
William Hubbard
William A. Hubbard
Lawson St
Beckley
Richardson Funeral Home
Mrs
Sadie Biggs
Sadie Eunice Biggs
Harrison St
George W. Seaver
Watlington
John Herbert
Court Street United Methodist Church
James E. Davis
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Franklin
Jess
Allen St
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Lawrence Beale
Princeton Road
Sarver
James M
Yates St
Orlando
Fla
Mercer Funeral Home
Allen A. Hammond
Monte Vista Park Cemetery
Clinton Goad
J.W. Mitchell
John S. Hill
Don Copley
Robert A. Brook
William T. Johnson
Lambert
Tony (Youlh
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
John McGinnity
James Spicer
James William Spicer
Narrows
Pearisburg
Anna Kate Spicer
Buddy R. Spicer
Woodbridge
Dickie Spicer
Eggleston
Jackie
Danny Spicer
Linda Hughes
Ross
Bill Stowers
Dan
William Havens
Ola Bell Havens
Charlotte Jean Kellison
Mabel Blankenship
Vergie Rowe
Bernice Brandon
Colorado
Nora Battinger
Claude Spicer
Riffe
Edward E. Atkins
Fairview Cemetery
Russell Matney
Big Branch
Goldie Matney
Stacy
Myrtle Matney
Meadowview
Carl Matney
Orvin Thacker
Mountain Valley
Ferguson
Virginia
Danforth
Insurance Agency Auto License Service
Pope
Jaruzelski
Bluefield Quip Telegraph
Bluefiel Elks Lodge
Newark
N.J
Thomas H. Kean
Kean
Passaic
Diamond Alkali
Federal
Trenton
Cosmetic Department
Cherry Street
Yellow Roller Floral CO
N. Walker
Princeton, WV
Eisenhower Drive
Beckley, WV
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