Wednesday Stocks v bonds at issue and concert plans
Public notices list two events on June 13 30 p m and June 14 6 9 p m The first co sponsors a self defense class for women at Bluefield Union Mission 2203 Bluefield Ave For more information call 327 8167 or 324 7820 The second item shows The Collegians concert at Tazewell Varsity Baseball Field with all tickets 5 benefiting the Tazewell Baseball Boosters Weather forecasts accompany the items.
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Bramwell Mayor Murphy Holds Lead In Town Election
Incumbent Mayor Don Murphy appears the unofficial winner in Bramwell town election with 103 votes against write-in Roger Stroupe’s 67. Unofficial council winners include Fredia Shumate 87, Joe Vinciguerra 102, Reginald Sexton 100, Harry Miller 76, Edris Miller 100. Joe Miller 62 fell short. Canvass set for June 16.
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Adultery Seen as Sin Yet Forgivable By Local Clergy
Area religious leaders discuss adultery as sin and forgivable, noting commitment issues in marriage. Rev Betty Shields cites lack of lifelong dedication and rising betrayals, while Rev Erma Hudgins emphasizes divine forgiveness and warns sin is not just a sexual act.
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Harold Backus
Bluewell United Methodist Church
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Concord United Methodist Church
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Adultery Seen As Most Serious Marital Problem
The Daily Telegraph survey of 30 locals finds 17 view adultery as the top marital issue and rate its impact a 10. Residents from Bee, Rowe, Prater, Vansant share that trust breach ruins relationships, with scores ranging from five to nine.
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Rowe, Va
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Stephanie Matney
Budget cuts hit Appalachian School of Law funding in 1997-98 plan
Grundy Virginia Grayson County budget workshop led the Buchanan County Board of Supervisors to slash 1.2 million dollars from the Appalachian School of Law funding. Board chair Roger Rife noted the IDA connection and that the cut aims to balance the 1997-98 fiscal year. Dean Dennis Olsen reported ASL has approved its own budget, while Lucius Ellsworth expressed confidence in meeting obligations as the panel reconsiders the entire budget, possibly adopting on June 19.
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