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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1981

Page

5

Tazewell School Budget OKed With 10 Percent Pay Raise

The Tazewell County Board of Supervisors approved a 1981-82 school budget of 19.744 million dollars, including a 10 percent across the board salary increase for school employees. Superintendent Lester Jones noted food service remains separate, with potential add-ons, and the panel discussed creating a county attorney position and coal-buying procedures in executive session.

Tazewell Tazewell County Board of Supervisors Stephen Epperly Tazewell Education Association Lester Jones Sam Crockett Joe Peer Jones Ballard Epperly TEA Executive Board Robert Galumbeck Commonwealth Galumbeck Peery

Tazewell Dispositions Listed

Tazewell Virginia dispositions from county circuit court include Miles R. Hall convicted on a robbery charge with a five year sentence recommended by the jury. A probation violation capias issued for Dwight David Breeding. Jessie Luther Horn case continued to August. David Wheeler case continued to June 17. Roger Allen White received 30 days suspended plus $25 costs. Dana Jack Green motions denied. Brian Stevens to report by June 18 for counsel. Orville Coleman five year suspended sentence revoked and resuspended with 60 days to serve and $25 costs. A juvenile committed for evaluation. total costs $708.50. Gary Lee Martin one year for firearm use in felony. armed robbery sentence 12 years with three years suspended and $335 costs.

Tazewell Tazewell County Miles R. Hall Dwight David Breeding Jessie Luther Horn David Dwight Wheeler Roger Allen White Orville Coleman Department of Corrections Diagnostic Center Gary Lee Martin Roanoke City

Subdivision Map Ready for Cedar Land Farms Review

A corrected Cedar Land Farms map for Claypool Hill is due for review by the Tazewell County Planning Commission on June 18 at 7 30 p m. Residents seek to vacate the erroneous plat and certify a corrected map, with a public hearing and board action following after commission recommendations.

Tazewell Cedar Land Farms Claypool Hill Planning Commission Emily Fisher Commission Board of Supervisors

Deeds Record Transfers in Mercer County Beaver Pond and East River Districts

Deeds show Danny R. Parks and Brenda G. Parks selling to Larry L. Butt and Karen J. Butt in Beaver Pond district for 22,525 dollars. Hubert T. Lee and Annie Hale Lee transfer to Olivia Cecil Lilly and Mabel Virginia Lilly in East River district for 53,000 dollars. Harry E. Dale and Gloria L. Dale sell to Willy Simons and Nannie E. Simons in Beaver Pond district for 23,500 dollars.

Mercer County Danny R. Parks Brenda G. Parks Larry L. Butt Karen J. Butt Beaver Pond Harry E. Dale Gloria L. Dale Willy Simons Nannie E. Simons Hubert T. Lee Annie Hale Lee Olivia Cecil Lilly Mabel Virginia Lilly East River District

New Members Inducted Into Bluefield Lions Club

Jim Johns inducted new members at a Bluefield Lions Club luncheon at the Elks Clubhouse. Tom Willis and Dave Pierce attended. Sam Owens was absent. Johns spoke on Lionism's twofold purpose fellowship and service and noted the global impact of 32,000 clubs and 150,000 deeds each year. An installation dinner is planned June 12 at Bluefield Country Club with guests Delmar Chase and Michael Pate.

Jim Johns Bluefield Lions Club Elks Clubhouse Johns Tom Willis Monte Vista-Roselawn Dave Pierce Bluefield Holiday Inn Sam Owens Lions Club Taylor Moore Cline Hall Lions International Bluefield Country Club Delmar Chase Lewisburg Michael Pate Athens

Princeton Homecoming 1981 expected to draw thousands

Princeton hosts its first Homecoming 1981 with events across Downtown Princeton, Princeton Shopping Center and Mercer Mall. A 4 to 8 p.m. Lee Patton Memorial Field program features a Hillsmen Quartet concert, pie eating, auctions, kids races and a $500 grand prize. Admission to the field is $4. other activities are free. Several dignitaries and local officials are expected, weather permitting, with rain plans shifting to Princeton High School.

Princeton Princeton-Mercer County Chamber of Commerce Mercer Mall Hillsmen Lee Patton Memorial Field Chamber Charles Mathena Roy Mundy Betty Ferrell Mercer County Chauncey Browning Mercer County Circuit Court William O. Bivens, Jr Don Hare County Commission Ray Bragg Board of Education Allen Lackey Harold Wood John M. Hughes WVEDA Paul Hutchinson, Jr Beckley Princeton High School Allen Williams Duke University Lee Patton Bob Brady Kerry Fleming Princeton Shopping Center WKOY Noblemen Catron

Economist’s jab at disemployed sparks out-of-work remark

A critic mocks using the term disemployed to describe unemployment, arguing old fashioned phrasing should reveal the hardship of joblessness. The remark highlights tensions over language in discussions of labor and economic status.

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