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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1983

Page

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West Virginia Jobs Plan Aims To Run On Nonpolitical Basis

Charleston AP reports Miles Dean will head a $45 million public works program for unemployed West Virginians. The plan uses $21 million state funds with federal money to create about 6,000 six month jobs at $3.35 an hour. Priority goes to heads of households and exhausted unemployment claimants. Referrals come from the state Department of Employment Security to prevent local favoritism. Turn to Page 12.

Charleston W.va West Dean Jay Rockefeller Rockefeller State Department of Employment Security Department of Employment Security

Unexcited UMW Responds To West Virginia Jobs Plan

United Mine Workers officials gave lukewarm support to the $21 million six month jobs plan approved by the state legislature. About 6 000 jobless residents will get minimum wage roadside and municipal cleanup work first offered to those exhausted on unemployment benefits. Officials warn the program is not a comprehensive solution, estimating needed funds at 180 to 200 million dollars.

Associated Press United Mine Workers West Mike Burdiss UMW Coal Miners Political Action Committee Burdiss

Princeton Area Election Set With Four Council Seats

Princeton voters will fill four City Council seats and approve two annexation questions in today’s municipal election. Polls run 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. with ballot tabulations possible by 8:30 p.m. About 4,200 eligible voters. turnout expected near 1,300. Seven candidates vie for three at large seats including Bandy Flanagan Harvey Howell Kessinger Skeens Vicars. Incumbents Reaser and Graham not seeking reelection. McManaway holds Ward I seat.

Jim Gilreath Daily Telegraph Princeton Harold R. Bandy Tazewell County Jerry L. Flanagan First United Methodist Church James E Jim) Harvey Knob Richard M. Howell Bramwell Donzie E Don) Kessinger Emory J. Reaser Robert Graham Paul McManaway

Four Council Seats and Annexation on Princeton Ballot

Princeton voters will decide four council seats for an unexpired two year term and annexation proposals for New Hope Road and Beckley Road. Seats held by Jim Cannon Glenn Manning and Lewis I Skeens expire in 1985. Approval hinges on favorable votes by residents and property owners in the affected areas. About 99 registered voters.

Jim Cannon Glenn Manning Lewis I. Skeens Hope Road Beckley Road

Elections Today In Bramwell Athens And Oakvale

Town elections occur in Bramwell Athens and Oakvale with mayor town recorder and council posts up. In Bramwell Mayor Don Murphy faces Sherman Graves and Ken Beard opposes Mark Goins for recorder with eight council candidates and incumbents seeking reelection. In Athens incumbent Raymond Whittaker runs vs Robert Richardson with two council seats sought by Homer Ball Margaret Ann Scott and Larry Brunk. Oakvale mayor O Bee Boothe seeks a sixth term with write in James Skeens as sole rival and Boothe notes she has defeated Skeens in all five previous terms.

Daily Telegraph Bramwell Athens Oakvale Don Murphy Sherman Graves Ken Beard Mark Goins Jim Harrison Vester Johnson David Meskinish Edris Miller Charles Sacre Glenn Scott Joe Vinciguerra Beverly Ak Scott Murphy Raymond Whittaker Robert Richardson Homer Ball Margaret Ann Scott Larry Brunk O. Bee Boothe James Skeens Boothe Skeens

Tazewell School Appointment Topic of Meeting

Tazewell County attorney Doug Campbell confirmed reports that a meeting was held at his office to discuss a potential Eastern District school board appointment. Attendees included Campbell, his law partner Thornton Newton, Eston Hess, Richard Cooley, and Betty Mattox, with attendees described as Democrats and Republicans depending on the speaker. Campbell said he attended reluctantly after being asked by party associates, declining to name those who invited him. The meeting followed a budget session where Western District Supervisor Leslie Ballard announced he would not seek re-election, amid a bid to rebid county legal services. details of the meeting date remain unclear.

Daily Telegraph Tazewell Tazewell County Doug Campbell Leslie Ballard Charles Gilmore Jr Campbell Ballard Joe Peery Democratic Party Thornton Newton Eston Hess Richard Dick) Cooley Betty Mattox Newton Hess Cooley Board of Supervisors Mattox

Non Grads Earn Diplomas From School Of Hard Knocks

Philipppi West Virginia AP describes the University of Hard Knocks a diploma mill awarding honorary degrees to non graduates. Jim Comstock founder recounts famous attendees like Buck Harless Angel Gross Barry Goldwater Jesse Helms and Senator Jennings Randolph as part of a humorous lifelong achievement concept. It notes no courses exist and that the school boasts about 3000 graduates while hoping enrollment fades.

Philippi W.va Jim Comstock U.S Comstock University of Hard Knocks James Buck” Harless Gilbert, W.va UHK Alderson-Broaddus College Forbes Angel Gross Honduras Texas West Virginia Hillbilly Mountain State Bronson McClung Barry Goldwater United States Loudon Day Jennings Randolph D-W.va Randolph

West Virginia Weather Outlook For the Week

A system brings lingering showers in mountains and eastern towns this morning with partial clearing and cooler air. Highs 65 to 75, then mostly sunny tomorrow. Tonight clears but patchy fog, lows 40s. Outlook calls for mostly sunny Thursday with scattered showers Friday and cloudy skies Saturday, highs 70s to 80s. Lows in 40s to 50s Thursday, then middle 40s to middle 50s Friday and Saturday.

National Weather Service West Virginia

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E.L. Radford Scottsville, Va Charlottesville, Va Radford Homer Skeens Princeton Street Joe H. Vicars Southern Automotive Supply Company Mercer Street By Donald Ross Tazewell School School of Hard Knocks National Noaa US Rair Bulletin Board Society Penn
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