Deaths and Funerals in Bluefield Area
Mrs. Tindaro Sidoti 67 of Princeton died in a Princeton hospital. Survivors include husband Tindaro Dan Sidoti one daughter Ola Legg and several siblings. Funeral 11 a.m. Friday at George W. Seaver Chapel with Elder Charles Huff. burial Woodlawn Cemetery Bluewell. Also listed are Flem Trent 68 Laeger and Clara Stone Thompson of Cleveland with service details. plus Adam Albert Taylor 91 Princeton.
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Tindaro Sidoti
Tindaro
Annie M.) Sidoti
Henry Ave
Princeton
Virginia
Edward and
Annie Newman
Tindaro Dan Sidoti
Ola Legg
Gambrills
Ernest Newman
Chilhowie
Kermit Newman
Carswell
Edward Newman
Newark
Del
Minnie Richelle
Christiansburg
George W. Seaver
Charles Huff
Woodlawn
Bluewell
Grady Howell
Garfield Wyrick
Edward Champ
Eugene Peaks
Don McNeal
George Dodrill
Flem Trent
Laeger
Welch
Fred Trent
Brookie Cline Trent
McDowell County
Denver
Corenia
N.Y
Ralph Trent
Gilbert
Billy Trent
Falls Church
Woodrow Trent
Powell Trent
Arthur Trent
Amanda Cline
Baisden
Lydia Thornsbury
Jaeger
Buna Morgan
Hanover
Stella Neal
Buford
S.C
Fanning Funeral Home
Boyle Riffe
Riffe
Oliver Roberts
Harold Burks
Joe Roberts
Johnny Cake
Clara Stone Thompson
Cleveland
Ohio
Freeman
Annie Adkins
Georgetown
Ill
Priscilla Cook
Bramwell
Alice Graves
Elizabeth Cook
Willie B. Cook
Charles H. Cook
William H. Cook
Taylor
Adam Albert
Mattie Rose
Rt.6
Mercer Funeral Home
Clifford Compton
Monte Vista Park
R. Bruce Lewis
R. Bruce
Ernestine) Lewis
Order of the Eastern Star
Adolph Adams
Lewis Jr
Theresa Joyce Bracken
Maryland
Douglas Mortuary Chapel
Cleveland Harrisson
Elgood
Pifton Adams Jr
Kenneth Robert Adams
Daniel Crigger
Richard Crigger
Cruise Soto
Bobby Tuell
Eastern Star
Douglas Mortuary
Theodore M. Clevinger
Grundy
Short
Island Creek Coal Co
Buchanan County
Floyd and
Lucy McClanahan Clevinger
Blanche Ramey Clevinger
Daugther
Gerald Vanover
Ishmel Fletcher
Bea Clevinger
Stella Robinette
Harold, Ky
Edgar Clevinger
Serve
Little Prater Church of Christ
Michael Trent
Ralph Childress
Mountain Valley Memorial Park
Grundy Funeral Home
The
Little Prater
Wyatt Thurman
Edward Wyatt
Shenandoah St
Richlands
Eckman
Harley
Mary McGhee Wyatt
Tazewell County
Jewell Ridge Coal Corp
Jewell Valley
UMWA
Fla
Goldie Elkins
Indianna
Merle Elkins
Clarence Wyatt
Tazewell
Johnny Elkins
Michael D. Whitaker
Hurst-Scott Funeral Chapel
Charlie Pruitt
Johnnie Smith
Greenhills
Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Johnny Plaster
Bill Newberry
Jerry Wyatt
Walt Jennings
Chester McClanahan
Charles Anderson
Keith Sparks
James Altizer
Hurst-Scott Funeral Home
Rites Set For Welch Area Nurse And Others
Obituaries describe Mrs. R Bruce Lewis of Welch who died in Welch hospital from natural causes. Also listed are Richard Edwin Bailey of Charleston and Bluefield, Theodore M. Clevinger of Grundy, Roger Rose of Welch, and Thurman Edward Wyatt of Richlands with funeral details, survivors, and service arrangements.
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Richard Edwin Bailey
Charleston
Bluefield
Torrey Pines
Calif
West Virginia Tax Department
West Virginia University
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Beni- Kedern Temple
West Virginia Bar Association
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Kentucky Colonel Association
Jim Bailey
Mission Viejo
Martha Landis
Grants Pass
Ore
Judy Harris
U.S. Air Force
Liew
American Heart Association
Ruffner Presbyterian Church
B.S. Coons Funeral Home
Long Beach Calif
Roger Rose
Lynchburg
Roderfield
Veteran's Hospital
Salem
Fanning Paneral
Welch
Carter Urges Solar Energy Use at White House Roof
President Carter called on the nation to meet 20 percent of energy needs with solar and exotic resources by 2000. He highlighted a 29 percent tax credit up to $2,000 for passive solar homes and warned solar power costs will fall with better use and handling, free from foreign price manipulation.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Ad Rates and Publication Note
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph announces subscription and home delivery rates for West Virginia readers and lists address details and Associated Press membership. It notes publication by the Daily Telegraph Printing Co at 412 Bland Street Bluefield WV and advertising representation.
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Daily Telegraph Priting Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Associated Press
McDowell Man Faces Charge After Wreck
James F Daher of Welch was cited for driving while intoxicated after a single vehicle crash on Route 116 in Gary. His Plymouth totaled, it ran into a ditch, cleared 200 feet, and plunged into a creek. Deputy Ep and Officer Anderson investigated the 11:30 p.m. crash.
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Rt. 116
Gary
McDowell County Sheriff's Department
James F. Daher
Southwood
Welch
Daher
McDowell Sheriff's
C. F. Epperson
T. A. Anderson, Jr
Relatives Watch Hijacked Delta Flight At O’Hare
About 35 relatives and friends of passengers gathered in American’s VIP lounge at O’Hare to view the hijacked plane on TV. Josephine Milano of Oak Brook said it felt like watching a corpse but noted resilience in America as the fourth U.S. hijacking of the year and second in two weeks. Police said negotiations were aided by an officer fluent in Serbo Croatian, a language linked to Yugoslav independence movements.
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American
Josephine Milano
Oak Brook
O'Hare
America
United States
Delta Airlines
Cuba
New York
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Serbia
Croatia
Yugoslavia
Blumenthal warns oil rise could trigger global recession
Treasury Secretary Blumenthal said a continued rise in oil prices could plunge the world into recession. He noted U.S. economic easing but not collapse, urged caution by oil producers, and anticipated concrete Tokyo summit decisions on reducing oil use and boosting nonoil energy.
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Washington
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Carter
Tokyo
Organization of Countries
OPEC
Licenses and permits approved for multiple applicants and builders
The board granted 22 building permits and approved various licenses and bonds. Notable items include Rosetta Sue Eye for an actor's license. Detroitt Thomas to install siding and storm windows at 208 Burton St for 900. Grace United Methodist Church reroof at 286 Thomas St for 1,400. Mount Olive Baptist Church reroof at 206 Logan St for 1,400. and multiple homeowners undertaking siding, roofing, fencing, and remodeling with costs ranging from 300 to 5,700.
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Detroitt Thomas
Burton
Pelacce
Ernesta
Putman St
Mount Olive Baptist Church
Logan St
Mary H Mitchell
Lawson St
Mary H. Miller
Myrtle St
Ralph Hawkins
Magnolia St
Verne L. Young
Moses Nelson
Clovis St
John and
Jame Harr
eLung
W& Kitchen
Putnam St
Mra
Hilda Henderson
Lynn St
J and
Alice Mays
Cumberland Road
Leola Heed
Allen St
MT. Meachum Jr
College Avenue
JE. Corbitt
Caien St
Miss Margaret Sublette
Highland Ave
Roger Rose
North St
Carter Wins Canal Skirmish
President Carter won a key House vote on a Panama Canal treaty bill after a debate marked by the chamber's first secret session in 149 years. An amendment opponents said would wreck the treaties was rejected 220 to 200, while final passage remained to be decided with a 1 p.m. EDT Thursday vote. The bill would create a U.S. controlled commission to oversee canal operation until 2000 when Panama takes full control.
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Washington
Carter
House
Panama
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Theodore M
Clevinger
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Dalton
Herbert Harris
D-Va
District of Columbia
Jody Powell
Energy Department
Florida
Tampa
Connecticut
New York City
Automobile Club of
Paul Hahn
New Jersey
Garden State Parkway
City Man
R.L. Boone
Amos Sutphin
Boone St
Sutphin
Bluefield Com- Hospital
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Mercer County
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
National Weather Service
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Ilinois
Ontario
Georgia
Leigh Anne McGuire
Solar
Bluefield Baily Telegraph
Audi Bureau of Cnculanion
Landon
McDowell
U.S
Japan
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
France
Canada
Board
Donald K. Taylor
Optometrist
Stepp Flowers Inc
W.va
Glenwood Park
Bluegrass
Country Starlights
Bluegrass Pickers
J. C. Parks
M.C
Cecil Surratt