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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1995
Page
5
Tania Money closes amid final pricing on June 9 1995 with quotations provided by Ron Campbell Investment Planning and Robert Thomas Securities Inc, reflecting market activity and investor interest for the period.
Stocks and bonds slide as investors grow wary of a near term rate cut. The Dow falls over 30 points after hitting intraday losses near 51, with NYSE curbing program trading to curb the drop. Investors cite Greenspan signals and Japan Treasury dealings for renewed pessimism.
Oakvale mayor O Bee Boothe and State Senator Tony Whitlow, with WVDOH and Norfolk Southern, seek to lift or lower the Pigeon Creek trestle to prevent buses from using water covered routes. A plan cites about 50 000 dollars to raise the trestle while exploring detours via Willowton and a half mile road rehabilitation.
Bluefield’s Bland Street Youth Activity Center received a $1,700 donation from the Bluefield Rotary Club sourced largely from Make A Difference Day. The ceremony highlighted ongoing plans to convert the former Fox and Thompson building into a recreation learning center with a $28,000 conversion budget and future additions.
Republicans from the Ninth District converge on Southwest Virginia Community College for a four hour rally in the Dickenson Hall parking lot. Speakers include Jerry Kilgore Barnes Lee Kidd Terry Kilgore Jim Miller Bill Wampler and John Hager among others.
Virginia Black Lung Association and more than 2000 members protested proposed cuts to the Mine Safety and Health Administration at a Claypool Hill Mall meeting. Calvin Dunford warned the move could return mine deaths to pre 1969 levels, urging support for keeping MSHA separate from OSHA.
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