Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Tri-State Area
Obituaries list Harold Noah Martin of Kingsport and Patricia Earls infant of Bluefield born at Roanoke. Flora Robinson of Gary and Reida Neely of Bluefield-Princeton areas also noted with services and funeral home arrangements. Additional survivors, locations, and service times summarized. notices from Mercer and Seaver Funeral Homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Noah Martin
Kingsport
Tenn
Holston Valley Hospital and Medical Center
Oak Hill
McDowell County Continuous Care Center
Gary
WV Manor
Bluefield
Welch Emergency Hospital
George
Beulah Mae “Boo” Spencer
Low Gap Road
Princeton
George W. Seaver
Dolly Mae Owens
Smith Ridge
Jewell Ridge
Hurst-Scott Funeral
Richlands
Janice Gay Coleman
Bradshaw
Welch
Fanning
Saeger
Thomas G. Alley, Sr
Falls Mills Road
Dudley Memorial Mortuary
Patricia Lynn Earls
John Frederick
Candice Sue Neal Earls
Box
Wednesoa
Roanoke
Jennifer Anderson
Harry Collins
Judy
North Tazewell
Ruby Earls
John Frederick Earls, Jr
Ernest Munsey
Henry
Dorothy Collins
Joe Davidson
Marie Slade
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell
Stan Thompson
Mercer Funeral Home
Olive McCoy
Jess Robinson, Jr
North Middletown
Otis E. Robinson
Springfield
Ohio
Margaret Fikan
Atwood
Kan
Bessie Simpson
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Larry Dyer
Ter
David Oliver
Lenore Ferrell Cunningham Hicks
Vernon Hicks
Derek Anthony Myers
Ronnie Hicks
New Windsor
N.Y
David Keith Hicks
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Details Editorial Roles and Contacts
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists city editor state editors and department heads including Melody Kinser Jim Terry Barbara Hawkins Bill Archer Teddy Paynter Samantha Perry Tammy Richardson and Randy Sanger with contact details and office hours. The paper advertises its offices at 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield West Virginia and notes staff listings, address changes, circulation services and advertising contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody Kinser
Jim Terry
Barbara Hawkins
Bill Archer
Teddy Paynter
Samantha Perry
Tammy Richardson
Randy Sanger
Bluefield
Kimball man indicted for first degree arson
McDowell County Grand Jury indicted James Lipscomb a Kimball resident 18 on one count of first degree arson in connection with a Keystone fire. Prosecutor Sid Bell said details were unavailable with assistant prosecutors Eddie Kornish and Tony Domingo present at the session. The grand jury returned 20 indictments with no homicide charges disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elcha Kimball
McDowell County
Grand Jury
James Lipscomb
Sid Bell
Bell
Keystone
Eddie Kornish
Tony Domingo
Domingo
Kornish
Hinckley denied unescorted visits
U.S. District Judge June L. Green refused John W. Hinckley Jr. unescorted family visits from St. Elizabeths Hospital, citing testimony that he deceived treating staff and may still be dangerous. Pharmacist Jeanette Wick testified Hinckley began stalking her after a period of friendliness in 1995.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reagan
U.S
June L. Green
St. Elizabeths Hospital
John W. Hinckley Jr
Jeanette Wick
Hinckley
Kansi Confessed On Flight To United States
On a U S cargo plane en route to the United States Mir Aimal Kansi admitted shooting five motorists near CIA headquarters four years ago. He signed a lengthy confession aboard the C 141 transport and faces multiple state charges with possible death penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mir Aimal Kansi
CIA
Pakistan
FBI
Kansi
Fairfax County
Agreement on concepts reached in tobacco talks
Negotiators reported progress toward a multibillion dollar tobacco settlement after reaching agreements on concepts. Key sticking points on punitive damages and FDA control of nicotine remained unresolved, with negotiators saying terms were not yet drafted. Wall Street eyed the potential deal as Clinton weighed its political fate in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Connecticut
Richard Blumenthal
Michael Moore
Mississippi
Food and Drug Administration
New York
Dennis Vacco
FDA
Wall Street
Philip Morris
Clinton
Wall Street Journal
Congress
Senate
Trent Lott
Associated Press
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
White House
Bruce Lindsey
Denver
Moore
Buchanan County approves 1997-98 budget with cuts
Buchanan County supervisors approved a $25,072,141 budget for 1997-98 after trimming about 1.462 million to balance without a tax increase. The plan cuts 1.2 million from Industrial Development Authority affecting the Appalachian School of Law, with further trims including library, youth, and soil conservation funding. Council opened bids to buy 24 sheriff deputies’ cruisers financed over five years and discussed a proposed dam in the Russell Fork area with relocation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy
Buchanan County
Pete Stiltner
Rocklick
Buddy Fuller
Garden District
Calvin Ward
North Grundy
Rife
Chevrolet
Ford
Richlands
Roger Rife
Dexter Ray
Hurricane District
Russell Fork
Ray
Eco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harold Martin
Trammel
Trammel Baptist Church
Reed
Ruby Crabtree Martin
Shirley Martin Hale
Beverly Ann Martin
Castlewood
Brittany JoAnn Daye
Blake Noah David Daye
Betty Snipes
St. Paul
Carolyn Sue Pearson
Lovettsville
Ruth Payne
Bob Martin
Donald Martin
Darrell Martin
Herm J. Martin
Oak Hill Funeral Home
Darrell Milgrim
Temple Hill Cemetery
Patricia Earis
Flora Robinson
Reida Neely
Reida Kay Neely
Route 5
Box 40
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Daugh
Franklin D. Lester
Shortridge-Ramey Funeral Home
Mountain Valley Memorial Park
Big Rock
Bessie Blankenship Montgomery
Burns Wornal
Athens Road
Courthouse Road
James A. Shatley
Cravens- Shires
William Blair Warner
Blacksburg United Methodist Church
Westview
Blacksburg
Thomas Buford
Tom” Newman
Peery & St. Clair
Tazewell
Maplewood
Susie Jane Burke Boyd Terry
Singleton Funeral
Cedar Bluff
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Avenue
P.O. Box
West Virginia
Accountart
News de
Oan Advertising VA
Steve Smith
Tom Colley
Terri Hale
Bobby English
Wade Watson
Henry Meade
Nent
Daily Telegraph
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations, Associated Press
WV Press Assn
Sun
Business Office
Ois Ceistrasiatssneoaesnars
Princeton News Bureau
Mail
Kimball
Afghanistan
Virginia
Majeed Nasir
Shalimar
Dera Ghazi Khan
Punjab
Nasir
Pakistan- Afghanistan
Buchanan
Sara Coleman
The
Russell
Rick Boucher
Everlasting Monument Company
Peterstown
Electrolux Vacuum
Bluefield Monument
VA Ave
Lois D. Blankenship
William E
Bill) Blankenship
Bubba - Dimond
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