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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1994

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Flooding Forces Families From Littlesburg Mercer County Homes

In Mercer County a flash flood following nearly four inches of rain forced multiple families to evacuate Littlesburg and Brushfork areas. Shelters opened at Brushfork Elementary School and Brushfork United Methodist Church as water rose near Littlesburg Road and Route 20. Rescue squads aided residents while many sought relatives’ homes amid swift currents and rising waters.

Princeton Littlesburg Mercer County Littlesburg Road It Road Route 20 Brushfork Red Cross Bluefield Union Mission Brushfork United Methodist Church Brushfork Armory Jimmy Martin

Torrential rainfall floods Bluefield Virginia causing closures

A sudden downpour around 7 pm dumped 3.61 inches of rain in an hour, forcing closure of Virginia Avenue and other roads. Downtown businesses and homes flooded. Lt. E J Honaker called it the worst in years as Walnut Street basements filled and vehicles stranded at the Kroger lot.

Bluefield Virginia Avenue National Weather Service Charleston Peter Park Park Weather Service E.J. Honaker Walnut Street Kroger Twin City

City Slickers II premiere haunts stars and Curly’s return

Palance, Crystal, and other City Slickers II stars attended a Monday premiere to benefit Jimmy Carter’s inner city Atlanta Project. Palance reprises Curly’s brother role while delivering a one armed push up stunt. The film opens nationwide Friday with a tongue in cheek line about a third installment.

Curly Jack Palance Palance Billy Crystal Jimmy Carter Atlanta Crystal

Diversified Apparel to Open Plant in Council Virginia

Diversified Apparel Sources Inc plans a 24,000 square foot plant at the Council Industrial Site in Buchanan County Virginia, creating about 200 jobs making children's apparel. The $2.5 million project, supported by the Coalfield Economic Development Authority and local government, targets completion by November 1, 1994. Isidore Feldman and officials emphasized public private partnership and community support.

Buchanan County Diversified Apparel Urces, Inc Pulaski Council Isidore Feldman Diversified Apparel Council Elementary School Charles Yates Coalfield Economic Development Authority Feldman Virginia Coalfield Economic Development Authority Buchanan County Board of Super

North North campaign stops swing through Southwest Virginia

Oliver North after clinching the Virginia Republican Senate nomination hit the campaign trail with stops in Abingdon Bristol Claypool Hill and Bluefield. He appeared with Ninth District candidate Steve Fast and drew large crowds while highlighting family values and a call for voting Republicans. North met schoolchildren in Tazewell and recalled veterans from Normandy as he criticized President Clinton for not serving in the armed forces.

Luefield Virginia Oliver North Mee Abingdon Bristol Claypool H Mall Richlands Bluefield Steve Fast Virginia Avenue Claypool Hill North Ninth Congressional District Fast Bluefield College Frederick C Rick” Boucher D-Va U.S Congress Ninth Clinton Arr Crab Orchard Museum Tazewell Joan Brown Ross Weeks Jr Ollie Tazewell County Republican Party Ben Barringer Veterans of Foreign Wars United States Armed Forces Republican Senate Judy

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