Deaths and Funerals in Tazewell and surrounding areas
Obituaries report Hassel Asbury 60 of North Tazewell and Cosby Harris 82 of Winston-Salem plus many other local deaths. The notices list survivors, funeral times, churches, cemeteries, and arranging funeral homes across Bluefield Princeton Welch Richlands and Tazewell counties with military rites and church services scheduled Friday and today.
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Hassel Asbury
North Tazewell
Richlands
Paynesville
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Pinkie Horn Asbury
Hassel Wayman
Brian Calvin Asbury
Fay Helwig
Collegeville
Penn
Shirley Hensler
Verna Wyatt
Newport
Mich
Fern Lynn
Hatfield
Carolyn Lynn
North Wells
Bee Branch Primitive Baptist Church
Stuart Owens
Farley Beavers
Mullins Family Cemetery
Bradshaw Vfw Post No
Peery & St. Clair Funeral Home
Tazewell
Cosby F. Harris
Cosby Floyd Harris
Winston-Salem
N.C
High Point
Midway Christian Church
Antioch Christian Church
Church Choir
The
Missionary Society
Charles
Sam” Harris
Wade Harris
Los Angeles
Calif
John Harris
Charlotte
Courtney Harris
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kenny Harris
Alabama
Carey Contrad
Peggy Gore
Patricia Ann Staten
Deborah Washington
Cynthia Turner
Francis Nixson
Walter Floyd
Detroit
G.W. Roland
Nelson McCall
Maplewood Cemetery
Ruth Prater
Ruth Lester Prater
Long Pole
Jaeger
Bluefield
Morning Star Baptist Church
C.P. Edwards
Bristol
Cecil Belcher
Mervin Riffe
Harold Burks
Collins Cemetery
Fanning Funeral Home
Laeger
Ethel W. Younger
Logan St
Catawba
S.C
St. Matthews United Holy Church
Milledge T. Younger
Yvonne Moore
Tom’s River
N.J
Brenda Isbelle
Kimball
Delores Y. James
Lincoln
Neb
Zellie Wiley
Abraham Wiley
Philadelphia
Louise Staples
Alvester McConnell
Eugene Clark
Restlawn Memorial Gardens
Littlesburg Road
Richardson Funeral Home
Laura A. Mullins
Laura Alice Mullins
Route 4
Blackey
Bradshaw Mountain
Jolo
Bea Branch Primitive Baptist Church
Isaac Mullins
Harvey Mullins
Saeger
Preston Mullins
Shipshewana
Ind
John Mullins
Everette Mullins
Hassell Blankenship
Cedar Bluff
Floyd Easterling
James E. Moore
Lester Family Cemetery
Hurst-Scott Funeral Home
Margaret L. Williams
Margaret Louise Williams
Box 228
Lashmeet
Dott
Lawrence J. Williams
Jerry M. Williams
Matoaka
Larry Ray Williams
Kegley
Virginia Mae Jennings
Helen Akers
R.L
Donnie) Hoye
Princeton
James Robert Taylor
Richmond
Memorial
Athens Road
Paul Hall
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Princeton Road
Lonnie R. Nunley
Lonnie Reed Nunley
Brewsterdale
Horsepen
Henry C. Nunley
Boissevain
Pearlie Duncan
Brewsterdale Church of Jesus Christ
Carl Lambert
Court martial set for Navy doctor at Bethesda Center
Navy announced a court martial for Dr Donal M Billig former chief of heart surgery at Bethesda Naval Medical Center on four counts of involuntary manslaughter and 22 counts of dereliction of duty. Ten other officers face or have faced sanctions over recruitment oversight of Billig.
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Washington
Navy
Donal M. Billig
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Billig
Billig Billig
Hospital of Presidents
James J. Quinn
Leon P. Georges
Reginald E. Newman
Jerry D. Penn
Navy Board of Investigation
Crisis aboard hijacked TWA flight 847 unfolds on tape
The hijackers and pilots exchange tense moments as gunmen threaten, while President Reagan calls for patience. Testrake, Maresca, and Zimmemann speak of safety and endurance amid a siege in the eastern Mediterranean. Navy units move into position as observers await a resolution.
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United States
Testrake
Reagan
Washington
U.S. Navy
Mediterranean
Pentagon
Athens
TWA
ABC
Missouri
Philip G. Maresca
Salt Lake City
Utah
Benjamin C. Zimmermann
Cascade
Idaho
Board hints at possible appeal over Truby decision
Church stated the board does not want to jeopardize any further action and may appeal Truby's decision in circuit court, indicating potential legal recourse limited by current rulings.
County Budget Approvals and Transfers Highlight Meeting
Buchanan eSocial services budget approved at 1,674,794. Revenue sharing budget approved at 1,079,253.07. Supervisors voted to transfer 90,000 surplus from the general debt fund to the general county fund. Additionally 2,276,000 was transferred from the General County Fund to the School Budget Fund.
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eSocial Services
General County
Chinook fleet cleared to fly after grounding lift
The Army lifted a May 4 grounding of 61 CH-47D Chinook helicopters after ruling an April 21 Honduras accident resulted from human error. Lt. Col. Craig MacNab said the fleet may return to service immediately, with many aircraft based at Fort Campbell Kentucky. The incident involved a transmission bearing failure while taxiing to a refueling depot causing a main rotor to stop.
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Washington
Army
Craig MacNab
Fort Campbell
Honduras
Frankfurt airport blast kills three and wounds forty two
A bomb exploded in Frankfurt International Airport Departure Hall B injuring 42 and killing at least three including an infant and a child. Police could not identify victims or determine bomb type or target. Witnesses described a fireball, shattered windows, and panicked crowds as responders treated the injured at the airport clinic and nearby hospitals.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
Jurgen Graalts
Frankfurt International
Europe
Franz Winkler
Winkler
Hesse State
Interior Ministry
Wolfgang Schwalm
Karl- Heinz Wagner
Lufthansa
Wagner
Reagan pitches tax overhaul plan in Indianapolis
President Reagan urged support for his tax reform stance before the Jaycees in Indianapolis, arguing the plan lowers rates, consolidates brackets to 3 tiers, and protects the elderly. He warned critics and pledged no tax increase, citing 79 percent of taxpayers would pay less or be unaffected and 21 percent would pay more. He also pressed Congress to cut deficits and grant line item veto authority.
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Indianapolis
Reagan
Jaycees
Congress
America
Administration &Timates
More arrests doubtful in Walker family case
Washington AP reports limited likelihood of new arrests in the Walker spy ring case as three family members and a friend face Navy secrets theft charges for the Soviet Union. A federal official says investigators believe those tied to the recent activity are identified, though past links may surface. The Army also notes a fourfold rise in potential espionage recruitment contacts since 1978, with nearly 500 last year. In Baltimore, John A Walker Jr. attorneys seek to bar self incriminating statements and request separate trial for son Michael L Walker amid broader motions challenging admissibility and publicity.
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Washington
Walker
Soviet Union
Army
Baltimore
Bennett
Michael L. Walker
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Jimmy L. Brown
Route 1
Abbs Valley
Rodriguez-Pocahontas Union
Pocahontas
Lawrence Pruitt
Bartley
Welch
Douglas Funeral Home
War
Joseph McGrady
Joseph McGrady Jr
Chicago, Ill
Powhatan
Chicago
Bennett-Fanning Funeral Home
Northfork
Perry W. Hill
Lake Helen
Fla
Athens- Princeton
DeLand, Fla
Athens High School
Louise Burrell
Welch Hospital
Page Funeral Home
Finley
Rubye Helen
Leckie
Cravens-Shires
Bluewell
Angelo Romeo
Jimmy Lawson
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Taylor
Inez Marie
Waldorf, Md
Rock
Bailey Funeral Home
Rock Cemetery
Dinefield Daily Telegraph
Bland ST
W.va
Edwin M. Freakley
Thomas A. Colley
Patsy P. Malamisura
Mike Blanton
Carl H. Meade, Jr
Jim Terry
Linda M. Osborne
Lewis B. Spence
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
National Advertising Rep
London Associates
Sunda
D&s
Scable W.va
Wks
Aite EN
McDowell
Bluefield Dance Theatre
Jefferson Street
John R. Lamb
Tazewell & Richlands
Buchanan
Westgate
Debbie
ING Center
Mercer Christian Academy
Maranatha Christian Academy
Church School
Maranatha Baptist Church
Johnston Chapel Church
John A. Walker Jr
Fred W. Brown
Hopper
Connie
Boissevain Baptist Church