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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1975

Page

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Tornado Rips Davy McDowell County Leaving One Injured

A tornado touched down in Davy McDowell County causing widespread damage to homes buildings and vehicles. Winds near 58 mph toppled trees and poles and cut power lines with a gas station and trailers destroyed. Sid Peyatt injured slightly and treated at Welch hospital.

Terry Wimmer McDowell County Davy FAA Welch W. B. Swope Sid Peyatt Welch Hospital Peyatt

Oakvale High seniors endure blackout at graduation

Oakvale High School held commencement on the darkest day as a tornado caused a power outage. Principal William Hartman said the ceremony went well despite candlelight and a downed PA system. Nearby, trees fell blocking roads and damaging vehicles while multiple injuries were treated for shock. Virginia and West Virginia areas reported downed lines and intermittent phone service.

Oakvale High School Oakvale William Hartman Hartman Lis

Tornado Rips Through Davy Leaving Destruction In Wake

Davy residents recount a Thursday tornado that wrecked a gas station where Mrs. Fred Worthington sheltered in a parked truck. The driver and others were trapped as cement blocks collapsed on the cab. Trailers were toppled, sparking electrical fires, while residents describe frightening, cartoony upheaval before seeking safety.

Terry Wimmer Davy Fred Worthington Charles Bunting Worthington Sid Peyatt Peyatt

Federal revenue sharing urged by Virginia officials

Washington officials report Virginia lawmakers pressed the congressional delegation to extend the federal revenue sharing act amid fears of financial crises if it lapses. The push coincides with broader economic concerns and legislative actions in Washington.

Washington Virginia

Students Walk Out In Blacksburg Protest Budget Cuts

More than 100 Blacksburg High students left classes to join Christiansburg peers in a brief walkout protesting a $1.4 million cut in the Montgomery County 1975-76 school budget. Teachers conducted an all night work-in across 17 schools and planned future actions as Supt. Arnold Saari warned of limited impact on funding.

Blacksburg Christiansburg Blacksburg High Ross Arnold Saari Ser

Sadat Leads Convoy as Suez Canal Reopens

President Anwar Sadat, in admiral’s whites, led a ceremonial convoy aboard the destroyer October 6 to reopen the Suez Canal after eight years. The Little Rock, a U S Navy cruiser, became the first warship to sail the waterway since 1967, timed with the 1967 Six Day War anniversary.

AL Horiya Suez Canal Anwar Sadat Sadat East Bank Port Little Rock U.S 6Th Fleet

Onassis Heir to Donate Half Fortune to Charity

Christina Onassis announced through a spokesman that half of her late father Aristotle Onassis's estimated 1 billion dollar fortune will be given to a charitable organization. The 24 year old spoke in Athens with lawyer Stelios Papadimitriou reading the statement, as questions linger over inheritance shares with Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.

Athens Greece Christina Onassis Christina Aristotle Onassis Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Stelios Papadimitriou

Raleigh area warned over collapsing slag pile threatens families

Seven Raleigh County families received letters offering 10000 to move out by noon Friday after heavy rains caused a coal slag pile to slip. Edward P. Stansbury for Western Pocahontas Peel Corp said letters were sent, but no replies were known. Officials say aid avenues are being explored to help relocate affected residents.

Beckley W.va Raleigh Edward P. Stansbury Western Pocahontas Peel Corp Equeract Boies Ty Sheriffs OO Ee Ee Eastern Gas and Fuel Association Western Pocahontas

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