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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1966
Page
6
When hospitalized you may be transferred to an extended care facility for continuous skilled nursing and related services. Medicare covers up to 100 days per illness with limits: first 20 days fully paid, next 80 days with coinsurance, if transfer occurs within four days of hospital discharge and facility participates. After 60 days out, a new spell begins.
University research highlights good quality hay with corn silage and ground ear corn supports 20 000 pound milk production with minerals only. Iowa studies show steers gain better with hay in a corn silage ration. Cornell finds baled hay systems cost less per cow than silage setups, hinging on baler design as windrowed crops are baled.
Russell Hatfield of North Tazewell Virginia a senior at Catalina College in Salisbury North Carolina received the Ingle Medal for greatest musical progress during the year at a special student assembly. He is son of Mr and Mrs Major Hatfield and a Tazewell High School graduate.
Col Jack E. Compton secretary of the Joint Staff at Headquarters Alaska Command Elmendorf AFB Alaska will be reassigned to the Office of the Adjutant General Department of the Army Washington D C this month He has served with the Alaskan Command since August 1938 He and wife Marie Osborne are from Bluefield They have two children John M 11 and Eric P 4 The colonel entered service in 1941 and was commissioned in 1942 He is a graduate of the Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth and the Armed Forces Staff College Norfolk He has served overseas in Europe Japan and twice in Panama.
The Virginia Purebred Swine Breeders Association lists four summer sales with dates in Abingdon Courtland Staunton and Tappahannock. Assistant Extension livestock specialist Charles R. Cooper notes Southwest Virginia sales are a new venture and may continue on a regular basis, alternating between Abingdon and Wytheville.
A safety session discusses roof bolting in West Virginia's mining industry. Data show 4,552 lost time accidents in 1985 with roof bolters involved in 426 cases (9 percent). 92 injuries to roof bolters are detailed by type including falls, machinery, lifting, and flying objects. Emphasizes installing temporary supports before marking off areas and urges thorough protection to prevent risk.
Rev Albert L Cardwell longtime pastor at Bailey Memorial Baptist Church Cumberland Road and former Sherwood Baptist Church Albany leader is awarded an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Mercer University Macon for his denomination community and religious leadership. He has led First Baptist Macon since 1963 and served this year as Macon Baptist Pastor's Conference president and Tift College trustee. His wife is Maxine Richardson of Bluefield.
About 200 hourly workers ratified a new contract ending a week long strike at the Wellsburg plant. Plant officials said operations would resume Monday after negotiations failed to produce a deal last week.
A senior life saving course is set for June 13 to June 27 at Falls Mills Fishing Club taught by Jane Dudash from Bramwell a Marshall University student and new Red Cross water safety instructor. Sessions run 9 to noon Monday through Friday with eligibility for 16 year olds or older who hold a Red Cross swimmer certificate or equivalent aquatic ability.
Lt. Cmdr. Allen B. Higginbotham assumes command of the Norfolk based submarine USS Requin and serves in Sub Squadron Six. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Higginbotham of Saeger and husband of Linda Cameron Wood of Norfolk. The family resides at 1644 Tallwood St., Norfolk, with their four children. He is a Welch High School (class of 197) graduate who attended Duke University until 1949 and then the U S Naval Academy. His career includes service on the heavy cruiser Des Moines, the destroyer Willard Keith, Sea Leopard, Sailfish, and roles at the U S Naval Submarine School.
A 20 year old University of Miami student, Jack Wheeler Norton of Wheeling West Virginia, was killed when his northbound car crossed the median on U S 29 near Salisbury North Carolina and struck two southbound cars. Officials say Norton appears to have fallen asleep at the wheel.
Bluefield area development stockholders are invited to an annual meeting on Friday June 10 at 4 PM at the Chamber of Commerce building to review progress and plan next steps.
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