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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1981

Page

4

Bank Blast Shocks Bluefield Bank Building

Reporters describe a blast at the First National Bank of Bluefield that shook the building from basement to roof. Custodian Fletcher Chambers and teller Alden Shields Jr. recall smoke, shaking floors, and a quick police response. Cause under investigation as workers return to normal operations.

Daily Telegraph Stan Fletcher Chambers First National Bank of Bluefield Chambers Alden Shields Jr

Residents Push Enforcing Bluefield Leash Law At Council Meeting

Bluefield residents urged strict enforcement of the town leash ordinance citing roaming dogs destroying property and health risks. They pressed for town pickup services after county refusal and debated budget costs and possible duplication of efforts. Council, noting county inmates and a new animal facility, planned talks with the county and considered town name change with a public vote.

Elaine Thompson Daily Telegraph Bluefield Abbs Valley Art Mead Mead David A. Kovach Kovach Tazewell County Graham

Robber Seeks Cash At Princeton Quick Stop Market

Authorities seek a white man in his mid twenties who entered R and R Quick Stop Market on Ingleside Road before 5 a.m. Monday, bought a candy bar, then displayed a pistol and stole about 100 dollars from the clerk. He fled on foot. description: brown slacks blue shirt no mask. Case assigned to Mercer County CID.

Princeton Ingleside Road Ernie Taylor Taylor Mercer County Sheriff's Department

Princeton Annexation Votes Recount Shows Minor Changes

The canvass confirms 28 contested ballots, all mainly from residents outside the proposed annexation area. Area I rejects annexation 179 to 111 with 65 to 68 contested ballots, Area II 73 to 20 with 13 contested. Ward II gains two votes for incumbent Joe Vicars after defeat by Glenn Manning. Official council tallies list Bailey unopposed 227 in Ward I, Manning 194 and Vicars 131 in Ward II, Cannon 107 and Williams 68 in Ward III, Skeens 187 and Rose 49 in Ward IV, and Kessinger unopposed 596 for councilman-at-large.

Aera Area I Area II Joe Vicars Glenn Manning Gilbert E. Bailey Manning Vicars James L. Cannon P.D. Williams Lewis I. Skeens Raymond Rose Donzie Kessinger

Accord Reached in Lebanon Cease Fire Talks

Arab mediators announced that Christian militias and Syrian forces agreed to a new cease fire in Lebanon on Monday. The communique gave no clear details on concrete arrangements to stop the fighting.

Beiteddin Lebanon

Reagan Welcomes Mexican President At Camp David Talks

President Reagan hosts Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo at Camp David for in depth talks on El Salvador immigration oil power and Caribbean basin development. They discuss differing views on Central America and Soviet weapon flows, with aides noting agreement on long term regional development.

Washington Reagan Jose Lopez Portillo Camp David el Salvador Mexico Reagan Administration Lopez Portillo Caribbean Central America

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