Obituaries of five Virginia residents mention June 2, 2002 deaths
Lena Mae Boothe Arlie Elizabeth Lundy Roy G. McGrady Dorothy Elaine Proffitt Wa Mrs. Dorothy Elaine Proffitt died June 2 2002 after a long illness. Arthur Glenn Robertson died June 2 2002. Funeral arrangements are incomplete or pending at local funeral homes in Tazewell Bland Bluefield Princeton Narrows and Pearisburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Mae Boothe
North Tazewell
Tazewell
Hurst-Scott
Arlie Elizabeth Lundy
Wytheville
Sutter
Bob Newberry
Bland
Roy G. (Mac) McGrady
Wesley St
Bluefield
Dudley Memorial Mortuary
Dorothy Elaine Proffitt
Princeton Avenue
Princeton
Athens Road
Arthur Glenn Robertson
Pearisburg
Riffe
Narrows
Obituaries of Blankenship Farley Graham and others in Bluefield and Lindside
Obituaries report the death of 76 year old Harry Mason Blankenship of Lake Bottom who died June 1 2002 at home with services at Bailey Kirk Funeral Home and burial at Roselawn. Kathleen Lucille Farley of Bluefield died June 1 2002 in a Princeton hospital with services at Cravens Shires Funeral Home and burial at Grandview Memory Gardens. Lucille Elizabeth Graham of Lindside aged 82 died June 1 2002 at Princeton Community Hospital with services at Burns Wornal Chapel and burial at Oakwood Cemetery. The notices also list additional scheduled funerals for Stella Smith Duty Irene H Fleshman June B McComas and Victor P Pete Via.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mason Blankenship
Lake Bottom
Rock
Hilary Howe Blankenship
Alma Walker Blankenship
Chicago
Blankenship
Rich Creek Baptist Church
Spanishburg
Charles Blankenship
Mattie Wiley
Cloraine Rutledge Blankenship
Jerry Mason Blankenship
Linda Sue Blankenship Murphy
Matoaca
Magmie Bridges
Kegley
Lillian Rutledge
Milton
Nicholas Matthew Hernandez
Julia
Wake Forest
N.C
David Alan Hernandez
Glenda
Richmond
Joshua Hernandez
Jacob Hernandez
Haley Hernandez
Abbe Hernandez
Rowland H. Bailey
Bailey-Kirk
Princeton
Ralph Caffee
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Ray Sigman
David Hernandez
Nick Hernandez
Bill Blankenship
Kathleen Lucille Farley
Bluefield
Maryland Avenue
Nemours
Emory and
Pearl Mae Workman Strong
Kresgee
Kmart
Christian Mission Church
Littlesburg Road
Hunter Thomas III
Felicia
Tyler Strouth
Judy Campbell
Cravens-Shires
Bluewell
Ralph French
Grandview Memory Gardens
Billy Wall
Howard Farley
Monroe Meadows
Dale Mitchell
Clinton Gaither
Lucille Elizabeth Graham Lindside
Lucille Elizabeth Graham
Springfield Care Center
Lindside
Beckley
Hilltop Baptist Church
Grey Hound
Ray L. Graham
Roger Ray Graham
Buck
Emmett
Woodrow Martin
Gertrude Holmes
Rose Keffer
Carol
Lawrence McManaway
Pettry
Lisa
Teresa
Bobby
Robbie
Sherry
Tammy
Chris
Memorial
Athens Road
Bruce Barilla
Oakwood Cemetery
Dennis
Jason
Lawrence
Timmy
Irene H. Fleshman
Broyles-Shrewsbury
Peterstown
Ballard
Union
June B. McComas
Bailey-Kirk Funeral
Victor P
Pete
Burns Wornal
Courthouse Road
Inmate rearrests rise after state prison releases
A Justice Department study shows more than 67 percent of state prison releasees in 1994 were rearrested within three years, with car thieves and burglars most likely to be rearrested. Younger individuals and longer criminal histories increased rearrest risk, prompting renewed debate over punishment versus rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Department
Bureau of Justice Statistics
Michael Rushford
Criminal Justice Legal Foundation
Sacramento
Calif
Vincent Schiraldi
Justice Policy Institute
Schiraldi
Early Head Start study shows gains for toddlers and families
A federal study finds toddlers in Early Head Start are less likely to need discipline and more likely to read than nonparticipants. The program aids low income families with children birth to 3, improving parent interactions, reading rates, and test scores, especially among the poorest families, with broader benefits over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wade Horn
Health and Human Services Department
Horn
HHS
Tommy Thompson
Hhs.gov
US Airways warns bankruptcy if Congress cuts emergency loan aid
US Airways and supporters push back against Congress plans to curb the $10 billion emergency airline loan program. They warn restrictions could force bankruptcy without a government backed loan, as talks on terrorism and defense spending slow. The carrier seeks about $1 billion in new guarantees while pilots and unions negotiate concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
US Airways
Congress
Bush
House
Senate
David Castelveter
Capitol Hill
Center For Responsive Politics
Senate Appropriations Committee
Rick Santorum
Rpa
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
East
Virginia
GOP
Tom Davis
Frank Wolf
Ronald Reagan National
James Walsh
R-N.y
America West
Larry Cox
Memphis
Tenn
Transportation Department
Chet Lunner
Mineta
Lunner
Airport executives push for December baggage screening deadline
Washington officials say the December 31 mandatory screening of all checked bags will stand though airport chiefs warn it will disrupt operations and delay travel. A House aviation leader says Congress may revisit the deadline after fall elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Transportation Department
Congressional
Transportation
Norman Y. Mineta
Congress
Mineta
John Mica
R-Fla
House Transportation and Infrastructure
Aviation
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Mason
Viola Bowers Martin
Mercer County
Stella Smith
Little Martha Old Regular Baptist Church
Leemaster
Mountain Valley Memorial Park
Big Rock
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Avenue
P.O. Box
West Virginia
Gary Adkisson
Tom Colley
Terri Hale
Rhonda Watson
Henry Meadeartment
Cheryl Knowles
Tim Booth
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Ave
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations, Associated Press
WV Press Assn
Business Office
Princeton News Bi
Mail Daily
Tall
Electrolux Vacuum Cleaners
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