Multiple Deaths and Funerals Reported in Bluefield Area
A Bluefield area death list includes Phillip G. Jefferson of 318 Belcher Street and Robert D. Brewster of Tazewell, among others. The notices name survivors, service details, and burial plans at Scott Street Baptist Church Woodlawn Memorial Gardens and Grandview Memory Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip G. Jefferson
Phillip Grant Jefferson
Belcher St
Bluefield
Amelia County
William G
Mattie Wyatt Jefferson
Imogene Ferguson
Scott Street Baptist Church
Lincoln University
Lincoln
Mercer County
Genoa
Sahara Supper Club
Bluefield Country Club
Urban Renewal League
Mildred Long
Finette Artis
Baltimore
George Bolden
Woodlawn Memorial Gardens
Bluewell
Richardson Funeral Home
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc
Robert D. Brewster
Tazewell
Huntington
McDowell County
Thomas J. and
Rissie Dillon Brewster
UMWA
Caretta
Berwind
Af&am
Loyal Order of Moose
Claypool Hill
Edith Rebecca Brewster
Jerry Brewster
Tom Brewster
Dickie Brewster
Johnson City
Robert D. Howery
Robert D
den’’ Howery
Route 1
Tazewell County
Reese W
Margaret Buchanan Howery
Riverside United Methodist Church
North Tazewell
Mary Virginia Howery
Joseph G. Howery
Walter R
Jack’ Howery
Bill Reese Howery
Roanoke
R. Dennis Howery
Salem
Ralph
Virginia) Harris
Jeff
Nanda) Hagy
J.O
Doris) Corell
Joe
Margaret) Coon
James
Nell) Hagg
Harold
Mary Ruth) Thompson
Bradenton
Fla
Jerry
Mamie) Bucklen
Saugerties
N.Y
Margaret Kimbel
Annie Taylor
Nell Gillespie
Chesapeake, Va
Peery & St. Clair Funeral Home Chapel
Arnold Jones
Arnold Eugene
Jones
Grottoes
Yards
Charlottesville
William Ellis
Hazel Epperson Jones
Stanley Furniture Co
Waynesboro
Carmel Co
Midway Methodist Church
Toby” Jones Jr
Douglas (Dean) Coon
William Porter Jones
Ronald Keith Jones
Fredericksburg
Rodriguez-Bluefield Funeral Home
Don Scott
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield-Tazewell Road
VFW
George W. White
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Knox Community Hospital
George
Nannie Ray White
Milford Church of Christ
Arnold White
Barbara Leoma Vencill White
George E. White
David
Ruby) Cunningham
Leroy
Carol) Lawrence
Richmond
Hurst-Scott Funeral Home
Richlands
Clarence Greenleaf
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Obituaries for Garethia A Jewell Blanche Marie Bange and Janet Biffe
Obituaries list four funeral notices. Garethia A Jewell 71 of Pipestein Princeton held today at Burns Wornal Chapel with Elder Fermine Walker officiating and Roselawn burial. Blanche Marie Bange 70 of Brushfork Bluewell chapel service with two reverends, Woodlawn burial. Janet Biffe 58 of Garland Church of the Living God service with multiple pastors, Addair Viars Cemetery burial near Paynesville. Fanning Funeral Home, Saeger, in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva M. Johnson
Eva Mae Johnson
Leatherwood Manor
Bluefield
Tazewell
Joseph H
Bertha Tibbs Lawson
Bluefield Supply Co
Graham Presbyterian Church
Ronnie Smith
Bluefield-Tazewell Road
Norma Smith Ellison
Gordon Smith
Rhonda Smith
Dudley Memorial Chapel
Curtis Murray
Maple Hill Cemetery
Cora E. Perry
Cora Edna Perry
White Sulphur Springs
Hillsboro
Alvon
James T
Annie Monahon Perry
North Gate Baptist Church
Tampa
Fla
Margaret Sutphin
Peterstown
Lester Perry
Covington
Remus Perry
Della Childers
Roanoke
Little Creek Presbyterian Church
Leroy Crane
Pearl C. Jones
Pearl Carriker Jones
Erwin
Tenn
Draper
Welch
Claude Jones
Ralph Carriker
Paul Carriker
Mercer Funeral Home
Mary E. Warden
Mary Elizabeth Warden
New Smyrna Beach
Keystone
Bonnie J. Baker
Thomas T. Warden
Universal City
Texas
Bill K
Paris
Ark
Samuel H. Warden
Settle-Wilder Funeral Home
New Summa Beach
Edgewater Cemetery
Elmer R. Addison
Lake Helen
Amonate
Nina Addison
Frank Addison
Greg Addison
Ohio
Christine Addison
Frank Addison Jr
Florida
Bill Addison
Cleveland
Georgia Durden
Alabama
Percy-Hux
Mountain City
James H. Sargent Jr
Phillips Cemetery
Jewell
Garethia A
Pipestein
Princeton
Burns Wornal Chapel
the Memorial Funeral Directory
Athens Road
Fermine Walker
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Oil tax bill stalls as exemptions debated
The energy industry faces a heated tax bill battle as oil and gas exemptions are negotiated. Lawmakers press for working interest carve outs amid warnings the measure could curb investment. Opposition leaders warn broad crackdowns could hit real estate and other sectors. A pending vote looms with amendments tied to medicine, farming, and middle-class relief still under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Russell B. Long
D-La
Finance Committee
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Weicker
Reagan
Gordon Humphrey
R-N.h
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
South Africa Crisis Deepens as State of Emergency Expands
Prime Minister Botha signaled harsher actions after raiding the headquarters of Afrikaner rights ally Rev. Beyers Naude, with up to 1,200 detainees reported. The decree grants sweeping powers, including arrest and search authority, while the country faces international criticism and ongoing protests that have cost over 1,600 lives since 1984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyers Naude
South African Council of Churches
Naude
Botha
Angola
Vietnam
South Africa
African National Congress
Congress
Johannesburg
Cape Town
Port Elizabeth
Army
Railways Police
AIDS commission urged to study needs for looming crisis
A national commission representing public private and voluntary sectors and all govern ment levels was urged to examine anticipated AIDS needs and resource availability and to make recommendations on cross sector response. CDC projections warn of a worsening epidemic with more than 270000 cases and 179000 deaths by end of 1991.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A-1
Centers For Disease Control
Anthony Fauci
National Institutes of Health
Health Service
CDC
New York
San Francisco
Macdonald
Court system reshuffle faces family law masters row
The article details a debate over a mid 1970s judicial amendment creating magistrate, circuit, and Supreme Court tiers and the impact on divorce cases. Judges discuss appeals limits, the need for a faster system to meet federal guidelines, and possible fixes by relocating family law masters to the Department of Human Services amid ongoing implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratcliffe
Commission
Arrington
Princeton Jaycees
Mercer Street
Jaycee
Melody Babcock
Jaycees
Princeton
Jerry L. Flanagan
T.R. White Jr
Princeton Senior High
Lisa Arrington
David Osborne
Citizens For Law Enforcement
Ted Vargas
Joe Wheley
Bivens
Supreme Court
Mercer Circuit
John R. Frazier
State Human Services Department
Miller
McGraw
Department of Human Services
Starcher
Paul Crabtree
State Supreme Court
Sharon Lord
State Department of Human Services
Lord
Train derails spill diesel into swamp near Lumberton
CSX freight train derailed Thursday near N C 211 in Lumberton injuring one person. Four teen cars left the tracks and thirteen of the fourteen derailed cars carried diesel fuel with five leaking into a swamp. The cause was under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
N.C
CSX Transportation
Dick Bussard
CSX
Jacksonville
Fla
N.C. 211
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Nehru) Lain
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Ave
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Princeton Bureau
Edwin M. Freakley
Thomas A. Colley
Patsy P. Malamisura
Mike Blanton
Circulation Direct
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Lewis B. Spence
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London Associates
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