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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1978

Page

2

Insurance Programs Promote Arson in GAO Report

Washington AP. A GAO study warns that post riot FAIR insurance programs may create arson for profit incentives while piling up losses. The report, to Sen. Percy, notes few concrete figures but cites industry and official views of potential abuse. FAIR plans operate in 25 states plus DC and Puerto Rico, writing 18.9 billion in coverage for 750000+ policies in 1976.

Washington General Accounting Office Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Federal Insurance Administration Charles Percy R-Ill GAO District of Columbia Puerto Rico Fair Plans New York Nunn Percy California Connecticut Delaware Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri New Jersey New Mexico North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Virginia Wisconsin

Woman Charged In Murder In McDowell County

Marva Jean Dalton, 40, of O'Toole, was charged with murder after a Saturday morning shooting that killed James Earl Neel, who reportedly lived with Dalton. Dalton remained jailed awaiting a Monday magistrate hearing. Neel's body was sent to the state medical examiner in South Charleston. Funeral plans are incomplete at Linkford and Richardson Funeral Home in Keystone.

McDowell County Marva Jean Dalton S40 O'Toole James Earl Neel Neal Dalton South Charleston Linkford and Richardson Funeral Home Keystone

Brogan Autopsy Pending

William O. Brogan a 42 year old Maryland man formerly of Princeton was found dead on East River Mountain near WHIS TVs transmitter. Virginia State Police said autopsy results likely to come from the medical examiner's office on Monday.

William O. Brogan Maryland Princeton Virginia Dailey Telegraph Virginia Medical Examiner Brogan East River Mountain Whis-Tv

Berkowitz Sentencing Set Monday

New York AP report notes confessed Son of Sam killer David Berkowitz returns to court for sentencing Monday after an aborted hearing. He faces 30 years to life for the murders of five women and one man and the wounding of seven others across The Bronx Queens and Brooklyn. He could seek parole after 30 years.

New York David Berkowitz Berkowitz Bronx Queens Brooklyn Yonkers Kings County Hospital

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Local Newspaper Masthead

The Bluefield Daily Telegraph, established 1899 and published each morning by the Daily Telegraph Printing Co at 412 Bland Street, Bluefield, West Virginia, notes Associated Press affiliation and provides subscription rates by mail and home service, with distribution across West Virginia and beyond.

Daily Telegraph Printing Co Bland Street Bluefield Associated Press West Virginia Audit Bureau of Circulation Landon Asso Ated

Skylab Maneuver Delayed NASA Reschedules Test

SPACE CENTER Houston AP The final Skylab maneuver to extend the station’s life was delayed while experts troubleshoot a problem that caused a 90 minute loss of control Friday The tentative reschedule aims for early Sunday to tilt the 85 ton station to fly parallel to Earth reducing drag and adding six to 12 months of life NASA engineers traced the issue to an onboard switch that misdirected control commands causing a gyro lock and an uncontrolled roll Skylab launched in 1973 remains largely dormant after 1974 with an uncrewed future mission in view.

Skylab Earth

Hager Remains Satisfactory After Missouri Shooting

Former Bluefield High School star Joe Hager, 1975 all state football player, shot himself in Grain Valley Missouri after locking friend Billy Deebs out of a motel room. Hager, wounded in the neck, was listed in fair condition as his parents rushed to his bedside.

Bluefield Missouri Joe Hager James R. Hager Green Valley Bluefield High School West Virginia Grain Valley Hager Billy Deebs North Street Independence the Telegraph Deebs Kansas

Wampler Responds to Clark on Farm Record at Convention

Wampler defended his farm record against Champ Clark and criticized the President's farm policy. He urged opposition to a plan to cut meat prices by boosting imports of foreign beef by 200 million pounds. About 500 delegates attended the George Wythe High School convention with Bobby Altizer of Tazewell as permanent chairman.

Wampler Charles C. “Champ’ Clark Congress Carter George Wythe High School Bobby Altizer Tazewell Convntion

Miller Doubles Down in Ballot Tight Contest for Office

Miller Duval and Condy Phillips led the field as three front runners and five remaining candidates posted unofficial third ballot totals Andrews 67 Rufus Phillips 225 former Del Carrington Williams 124 Frederick Babson 5 Flora Crater 5. Rivals withdrew after urging supporters to hold fast but Miller’s backing held steady as a potential fourth ballot loomed and the low candidate would be dropped.

Duval Condy Phillips Miller Andrews Rufus Phillips del. Carrington Williams Frederick Babson Flora Crater

Explosion at Fostoria flare plant injures over twenty

An explosion at the Standard Railway Fusee Corp plant in Fostoria caused fires in several buildings and debris to be thrown up to 12 blocks away. More than 20 people were treated and released, with one admitted for observation. Preliminary damage was unofficially estimated at 2 million.

Fostoria

KKK Rally in Tupelo Sees Tight Police Guarding Violence

About 600 United League of North Mississippi members rallied at the Lee County Courthouse while 50 robed Klansmen and 100 supporters processed nearby under heavy police protection. A clash on the steps led to the arrest of a man named David Ohmes for inciting to riot. journalist Joseph Shapiro was also arrested while attempting to photograph.

Tupelo Miss Ku Klux Klan United League of North Mississippi Lee County Bill Wilkinson David Ohmes Okolona Joseph Shapiro The Memphis Tenn

Weather chart for Saturday and Sunday outlook

Hi Saturday high and Lo Saturday low data provided. Precipitation forecast for 24 hours ending Saturday evening EST. Saturday night sky conditions and Sunday outlook described with sky conditions.

Deaths and Funerals In Mercer County Highlights

Hubert F. Davis 67 of Hales Gap died after heart attack in Princeton hospital. Survivors include widow Willie Reed Davis son Milburn K. Davis four sisters and one brother. Services at Davis Funeral Chapel Oakvale with interment Princeton. Also titled obituaries for Mrs. Annie K Goad 76 Mullens, Robert F Bob Brown 69 Bluefield, Otis E Craddock 82 Princeton, Pierce Cooper 76 Princeton, Mrs John Jones 50 Leckie with funeral arrangements and survivors.

Ate Davis Hubert F. Davis Hales Gap Princeton William F. Davis Laura Davis Willowton Appalachian Power Company Glenlyn Mercer County Hebron Hilda Davis Helen Hale Myrtle Harvey Rt. 4 Ruth Heatherly Beckley Beauford Davis Davis Funeral Chapel Oakvale Olan Robertson Billy Reed Reesthaven Memorial Park Cemetery Robert F Bob) Brown Fairfield Ave Bluefield Sidney J Hazie Harman Brown Firestone Trinity United, Methodist Church Retta Spangler Brown Samuel Nancy) Newman New Dehli India Jerry Sara) Crews Jean R. Brown Mercer Funeral Home Lawrence Sherwood Monte Vista Park Henry McClung Joseph L. Wallace Jimmy Hill Chalmers Bailey Earl Crews W.C. Newman Earl Moore Sam Peters Sam Rush Harry Gott Carl Frye, Jr Ross Boyce G.J. Butcher Vendy Owens Joseph P. Beurmer, Jr Bill Hoskins Otis E. Craddock Rt. 3 Glenlyn Christian Church Celanese Corp Narrows Martha Craddock Davie Hazelwood Linwood Craddock Pierce Cooper Pierce Cooper Henry St Spanishburg E. W Melissa Lilly Cooper West Virginia State Road Commission N & W Railway Ethel Hypes Cooper Carley Louise George W. Seaver Chapel Dave Huber Roselawn Memorial Gardens Winfred Barbarie Guy Adkins Tracy French Dana Pettrey Stanley Gunner Marvin Sutter Buddy Hypes John Jones John Helen) Jones Leckie Jone James H. Jones Cleve Franklin Lottie Smith Franklin Patricia Asbury Anawalt Gale Lynn Whitt Margaret Tilley Roscoe Harry Grover Franklin Dewey Franklin Robert Franklin Detroit Mich James Franklin Cleveland Ohio Allen Harold Franklin Wyndette Rodriguez-Pocahontas- Union Funeral Home Albert Jarvis Bluefield-Princeton Steve Burke Nathaniel Jarvis Grover Jones Jr Ted Jones Giles Jones Tommy Evans Henry Stout Sam Jones Buck Jones

Illness Claims Dr. Scott Dr. Ilona Peleska Scott

Dr Ilona Peleska Scott of Skyline Farms White Oak died at 9 p m Thursday in Sidney Faber Medical Center Boston after months of illness She was radiologist in Princeton Beckley graduate of University of Vienna and Emory University Medical School She served medical associations and was named a Kentucky Colonel Funeral Mass Monday at St Francis de Sales Beckley Entombment Sunset Memorial Park Rose and Quessenberry Funeral Home wake at 8 p m today Pallbearers listed

Ilona Peleska Scott Skyline Farms White Oak Sidney Faber Medical Center Boston Mass Princeton Beckley University of Vienna Austria Emory University Medical School of Radiology Atlanta American Medical Association Pan American Medical Association West Virginia American College of Radiology Dunavice Hungary Lajos von Domok Iona Bolyo Domok Who Who's In America Immigration and Naturalization Service Kentucky Elmore Allison Scott Vienna St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church Father John Wright Sunset Memorial Park Mausoleum William C. Covey Jr Edward Aycoth Frank Holroyd John J. Mahood John Anziulewicz G. Brook Lynch Frank Rakes George Rakes Rose and Quessenberry Funeral Home

Rare 19th Century French Wine Found in Albany Mansion

In Albany a cache of rare 19th century French wine was opened from an abandoned cellar. Initial assessments by wine expert Alexander McNally described the discovery as better than expected with good coloring and body.

Albany N.Y Alexander McNally

Willie Mullins of Bluefield Died After Long Illness

Willie Mullins of 1024 Greenbrier Street Bluefield died in a Bluefield hospital after a long illness. He was formerly of Thornhill and the husband of Thelma Mullins. The body was moved to Lugo's Funeral Service pending funeral arrangements.

Willie Mullins Greenbrier St Bluefield Thornhill Thelma Mullins Lugo

Fannie Nora Martin Dies After Illness in Wolfe County

Fannie Nora Martin of Wolfe died Saturday morning in a Bluefield hospital after a long illness. The body is at Rodriguez Pocahontas Union Funeral Home pending completion of funeral arrangements.

Fannie Nora Martin Wolfe Bluefield Rodriguez, Pocahontas Union Funera Home

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