Deaths and Funerals in Bluefield and area
Obituary notices list J S Redmond and others with long service histories. Bom in Marion, he practiced law in Bluefield over four decades, served on zoning and church boards, survived by Rosa Lewis Redmond and family. Other notices cover Lockhart Wilburn Payor Jennnings and Brogdon families with service details and burial plans across Mercer, McDowell and Giles counties.
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J.S. Redmond
Ridge Street
Bluefield
John Stewart Methodist Church
Fred Villinger
Ruth D. Young
James Davis
Marion
Booker Stephens
Richard Engram
A.C. Cunningham
Arthur King
William Redd
J. Franklin Long
Mercer County Bar Association
Mountain State Bar Association
United Methodist Women
Les Preciuses Club
Neighbors
Friends
Edmond
Elvira Redmond
Morristown College
Morristown
Tenn
Howard University Law School
Washington, D.C
Bland Street
John Stewart United Methodist Church
Rosa Lewis Redmond
James Schilly Redmond Jr
Japan
Larry Graves
Lois Redmond Simmons
Maryland
Richardson
James Lockhart
James
Millard) Lockhart
Panther
Dowell
Leta Bailey Lockhart
Panther Regular Baptist Church
Loriie Blankenship Lockhart
Clark
Larry
Harlan
Alvin
Danny
Kathy) Justice
Adam
Lizzie) Cline
Mae Lester
Bassett
McDowell County
Graham Wilburn
Graham Lewis Wilburn
Pearlsburg
Pearisburg
Emmett
Gertrude Journell Wilburn
Velma Wilburn
Glenn Wilburn
Jane
Velma Jean) Strickland
Roanoke
Louise Pennington
Ruth Prichard
Danville
Givens
Fred Austin
Birchlawn
Virgie B. Dillard
Chattanooga
Ronnie Hoge
Two Mercer Men Charged With Auto Burglary
Two Mercer County men Clifford Woods and Bobby Joe Smith were arrested early Wednesday and charged with breaking into six cars at the Princeton Holiday Inn parking lot. Woods faces six counts of auto breaking and entering, with a shoplifting warrant from Douglas Sporting Goods. Smith faces six counts of aiding and abetting. They were arraigned before Magistrate David Pedneau and jailed in lieu of bond of 1000 and 500 dollars. A witness reported the break in at 2:30 am, and deputies later detained the suspects near Stafford Drive after spotting a green pickup. Items taken included tools, a tool box, a duffle bag of shoes, and two cans of Johnson's spray wax.
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David Pedneau
Mercer County
Clifford C. Woods
Rt. 2
Princeton
Bobby Joe Smith
Athens
Woods
Douglas Sporting Goods Co
Smith
Roger Midkiff
Holiday Inn
Mercer County Sheriff's Department
Midkiff
Gerald Meadows
Meadows
Stafford Drive
Commission Contends Overpayments Due to Mistake Not Fraud
The commission argued overpayments stemmed from a client error rather than fraud. Publication of an incorrect fraud summary caused embarrassment to a client amid personal crisis tensions. Jones testified that Mrs. Hatfield removed case records from the Welch office and has not returned them.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Masthead and rates notice
Bluefield Daily Telegraph established 1893 publishes AM edition from 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia 24701. Rates by mail and home delivery listed with Bluefield post office box for address changes and advertising representation noted.
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Daily Tele. _ Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Associated Press
W.va
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
P.O. Box
W. Va
Landon Associates
Ways and Means Approves Tax Increases in 4.2 Billion Plan
The House Ways and Means Committee advanced a 4.2 billion dollar tax package, with 3.1 billion from accelerated corporate estimated tax payments and 822 million saved by limiting trade adjustment benefits. It rejected withholding on savings and dividends and a hospital cost plan, while proposing new taxes on oil and chemicals and tighter foreign real estate tax rules. The panel also shifted Medicare timing rules to post-bill payment and set a 60 percent estimated tax threshold for corporations earning over one million in three preceding years.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Carter
Ways and Means
Productivity Rise in West Virginia Coal Mines
West Virginia coal mine productivity rebounded in 1979 after a decade slump, climbing from 8.7 to 11.09 tons per man day overall. Underground output rose to 11.09 tons and surface mining increased from 16.7 to 19.43 tons, outpacing a national decline per preliminary Bureau of Mines data.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
West Virginia Coal Association
Association
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Rockefeller presses coal bill in West Virginia fight
Rockefeller urged West Virginians and others dependent on coal to contact lawmakers as the coal conversion bill faced resistance in the Senate and House committees. He warned the bill nearly failed in subcommittees and promised to publish House subcommittee members with addresses to press for support. He framed the battle as essential for unemployed coal miners in the state.
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White House
Rockefeller
Congress
West Virginia
Coal Commission
Senate Energy Committee
Scoop Jackson
Robert Byrd
Senate
House of Representatives
House
John Dingle
Michigan
Mercer County
National Coal Association
Senate clears death penalty vote after tense delay
The Senate, by 50-36, prepared to vote on a federal death penalty bill before Byrd recessed the chamber until Thursday morning. Kennedy pending, Helms pressed the issue. Thurmond endorsed the tactic, aiming for a roll call on the amendment to the Justice Department authorization. Meanwhile two multi-vehicle crashes left six to seven people in serious condition in Welch and a separate collision near Maybeury.
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Washington
Senate
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Byrd
Kennedy
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Judiciary Committee
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Thurmond
Helms
Kennedy Helms
Justice Department
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Tug River
Here
McDowell County
Maybeury
Charles MacIntyre
Portland Air Pollution Worsens As Ash Falls
Portlanders endure another day of unprecedented volcanic ash pollution with forecasts showing no rain to clear it. Oregon DEQ readings exceed emergency levels while officials urge residents to limit car use and intensify cleanup efforts as Mount St Helens ash drifts over the region.
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Portland, Ore
Bill Young
Young
Carter orders federal energy survey for coal conversion
President Carter directs all federal agencies to survey oil and gas burning facilities and prepare conversion plans to coal or alternative fuels by September 1, aiming for environmentally acceptable use of coal derived products. Senator Randolph calls it a step toward energy self sufficiency.
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Energy Conservation Washington
Carter
White House
Jennings Randolph
Dw.va
Inmate Settlement Reached Over Prison Head Injury
Ed ward G. Dulac, a former inmate who was brain damaged after a fellow prisoner struck him with a spike, will receive a 100000 dollar settlement from the state Department of Corrections. An attorney for Dulac said the out of court deal will be announced at a Thursday hearing. A Corrections Department spokesman said no agreement had been reached, though settlement talks continued.
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Florida
Potts
Georgia
Superior Court
Attorney General's Office
Dulac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Lilly M. Payor
Lillie Mae Brown
Payor
Hartford
Conn
Mary Sue Brown
Mary Francis Brammer
Fugar Funeral Home
Clifford Jennings
Matoaka
Weyanoke
Hubert and
Belle Grose Jennings
Loyal Order of Moose No
Jenette Walker Jennings
Darrell
Harold
Jeffrey
Jerry
Tim Jennings
John
Danessa) Taylor
Lashmeet
Gerald
Ray
Junior
Roland Jennings
Montcalm
Woodrow Jennings
Crumpler
Frankie Jennings
Harley Jennings
Kyle Jennings
Baltimore
Rich Creek Primitive Baptist Church
Earl Lovell
Bailey Funeral Home
Robert Brogdon
Robert
Chuck) Brogdon
George and
Sallie Lee Brogdon
Elbert
Harman Branch Baptist Church
Thorpe
UMWA
Cleo S. Brogdon
Harry Brogdon
Philadelphia
Benjamin Brogdon Sr
Frances Woods
Virginia Carter
Cleveland
Ohio
Lorena Thomas
Sandra Bailey
New York
N.Y
Michael Stubbs
Joseph Gibson
Joseph Allen Gibson
Joe Gibson
Pocahontas
Kathy
Jennifer Gibson
Chris
Mike Gibson
Frank Collins
Nemours
Cora Gibson
Woodlawn Cemetery
C.H. Louty
Shumate-Newman Funeral Home
Ronald Wheeler
Herndon
Eckman
Elizabeth Foster
Fairmont
Joseph Wheeler
Anthony Wheeler
Carolyn Wheeler
Northfork
Allurita Thomas
Green Funeral Home
Lula Bryson
Chicago
Ill
Gary
Sluss
Robert Glenn
Abbs Valley
Mud Fork Church of Christ
John Elmore
C.M. Sublett
Maple Hills
Michael Boone
H.H. Caudill
Buddy Murray
David Moore
Buddy Cliburn
Joe Toyko
Bob Mathena
Ronald Fleming
Mitchell
Allen
Irene
Tazewell
Peery and St
Barnes
Edward
Advent Christian Church
Newhall
Harlan Hampton
Alex Hagerman
Hartwell Cemetery
Hartwell
B&e
Princeton Holiday Inn
Commission
U.S
Senate Finance Committee
Karen Tankersley
Raines
Wanda Faye Alley
Clarence L. Henderson Jr
Moose Club
Frederick Street
D.M. Gaither
The
Cape Times
Cape Argus
Elsie’s River
Cape Peninsula
Indian Ocean
Durban
University of Durban- Westville
Pryor
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Richard Pryor
Nona Egan
Wherman Oaks Community Hospital
Egan
Northridge
Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
David Hopper
M.D
Dean Patton
Total Life Family Practice Center
Craig Brown
Dalian
Brookchar
Aviation Mercer CO
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