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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1990

Page

15

WinterPlace loan discount to revert to state after bankruptcy

Charleston AP report: a $6 million TEDDI discount-interest loan for WinterPlace Ski Resort, backed by doctors, will revert to state use after bankruptcy. The program lowered loan interest by 3 percent, but the facility owed $800,000 to First Community Bank and went into liquidation.

Charleston WinterPlace Raleigh County Beckley First Community Bank Inc Winter Place Jerry Simpson Simpson A. James Manchin Proram Thomas E. Loehr Manchin House of Delegates State Consolidated Investment Fund Loehr

Great American Chili Cookoff at Summerfest 90

The Flat Top National Bank of Bluefield and K-Lite 101 sponsor a Great American Chili Cookoff as part of Summerfest 90. The Chili Con Carnival starts at 9 a.m. on Saturday June 30 at Princeton High School. Sanctioned by the International Chili Society, winners advance to Huntington regional cookoffs. Entry fee is 35 dollars. early entry encouraged. Contact Mike Walters for forms.

Flat Top National Bank of Bluefield K-Lite 101 Princeton High School International Chili Society Huntington Mike Walters P.O. Box 800 Bluefield W.va

Guard aids SVCC in building recreational complex in War­dell

Virginia Guard engineers from Tazewell Vansant and Richlands assist Southwest Virginia Community College in developing 20 acres behind the campus into a football field track parking and baseball complex valued at 880000. Volunteers expect monthly weekend work for four months with donations of gravel drain tile and other materials coordinated by the SVCC Foundation and Cumberland Plateau Planning District.

Wardell Southwest Virginia Community College Richard Hudson SVCC Community College System Cumberland Plateau Hudson The National Guard Howard Joyce Tazewell Vansant and Richlands Joyce Svcc Foundation

Reward Offered for Theft of Paint Mare in Mercer County

The Mercer County Livestock Protective Association post a $2,500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thief or thieves who stole a 10 year old black and white paint mare owned by Bruce Lewis Jr of Powell Mountain near Oakvale. Call Mercer County Sheriff’s Office WV State Police or John Scott Jr at 425 3079 Memorial Building Princeton.

Mercer County Livestock Protective Association Bruce Lewis, Jr Powell Mountain Oakvale Mercer County Sheriffs Office West Virginia

Correction distinguishes two Ronnie Harless records in Tazewell County

A correction notes that Ronnie Harless picked up in Tazewell County on a drunkenness charge is not the same individual as Ronnie Edward Harless of Rt. 2 Bluefield. The notice clarifies identity to prevent misattribution.

Ronnie Harless Tazewell County Ronnie Edward Harless Rt. 2 Bluefield

Pocahontas Waterworks Authority in Doubt Over Jurisdiction

Mercer County residents served by Pocahontas Waterworks face a decision on whether West Virginia will retake regulatory authority. Administrative Law Judge Ann Rodak said records are closed and a ruling within two weeks is likely. The PSC relinquished Mercer County customers in 1988, then reconsidered after citizen complaints.

Mercer County Pocahontas West Virginia State Public Service Commission Administrative Law Ann Rodak PSC Rodak Bluefield Administration

EPA to Remove Drums From Cleanup Site in Wheeling

EPA will remove about four months of hazardous waste drums found overturned and vandalized near Wheeling. On-Scene Coordinator Jack Downie notes drums leaked none and will be sent to out of state disposal sites within a few weeks, as West Virginia lacks local commercial disposal.

Jenkin Jones Environmental Protection Agency Jack Downie EPA Wheeling Department of Natural Resources Downie Ing. Downie West Virginia

Capitol dome gilding nears completion for West Virginia Day

The Tsitsilianos family finishes gilding the Capitol dome top and awaits Gov Caperton to remove the plastic covering next Wednesday during West Virginia Day events. The project, funded by private donations, aims to finish all visible panels and ribs by August amid prior debates over cost and approach.

Capitol Gaston Caperton Tsitsilianos Caperton West Virginia Bob Plantz General Services Plantz Arch Moore Cass Gilbert Rachael Worby Worby Wood County

Conviction of Hinton officer overturned by appeals court

A federal appeals court reversed the conviction of Hinton West Virginia police officer Thomas Edward Cobb for beating a handcuffed suspect, ruling he was deprived of his Sixth Amendment right to counsel. The court upheld the other three officers in the case.

Richmond Keatin Kenneth Wayne Pack Apri Cobb U.S Elizabeth V. Hallanan K.K. Hall

Republican to challenge Boucher write in candidate Counts to eliminate tax

Charles Counts a 75 year old Chilhowie Virginia farmer and radio preacher launched a write in bid against Democrat Rick Boucher in the 9th district race. He aims to end income tax and cut federal spending while promoting moral and spiritual renewal.

Charles Counts Congress Rick Boucher Counts Chilhowie Republican Committee Boucher Rep D-Va U.S. House of Representatives U.S. Senate Smyth County Virginia

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