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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1986

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Deaths and funerals of Walter Proffitt and others in Tazewell area

Obituaries list Walter W. Proffitt 77 of Riverside Drive North Tazewell Va died Friday in a Tazewell hospital. Survivors include wife Davie Stevens Proffitt and several children. funeral at Fincastle Baptist Church. Also listed Burl Rife 67 and Marvin C. Shelton 63 with funerals planned in Buchanan County and Honaker area. Additional notices for Allen White Theodore McIntyre James R. Rife Chrysteen Reese Eugene Dunford Otis Byars Elmer L. Moore and others with forthcoming services and burial arrangements across Kentucky, Bluefield, Welch and Grundy areas.

Walter W. Proffitt Riverside Drive North Tazewell Tazewell Henry and Mary Thompson Proffitt Virginia Department of Highways Davie Stevens Proffitt Arthur W. Proffitt Roger Proffitt Harold J. Proffitt Charlotte N.C Clara Farmer Fannie McFarland Nancy Melvin Pearl Dailey Norma Jean Bowman Bluefield Garland Proffitt Johnson City Tenn Fincastle Baptist Church Lowell Wright Darrell Williams Grandview Memory Gardens Bluefield-Tazewell Road Seaver- Sanders Funeral Home Radford Burl Rife Pilgrim Knob Grundy, Va Buchanan County Sylvester and Lyzilda Horn Rife UMWA Jewell Valley IOOF Flora Deel Rife Nancy Louise Rife Jackson Ann Rife Moore Georgia Smith Hurley Mary Rowe Watie Deel Earl Rife Stuart Rife Nelson Rife Arthur Rife Fenton, Mich Bill Rife Goodrich Mich Henry Rife Flint Carl Rife Burton Buchanan County Funeral Home Keen Mountain Russell Hicks Andy Deel Greenhills Memory Gardens Claypool Hill Marvin C. Shelton Marvin Carlos Shelton Swords Creek Lebanon Richlands Marvin Shelton Russell County School Board Dorothy Alice Shelton Larry Mitchell Shelton Arch Rene Shelton Raven, Va Honaker Funeral Home Chapel Honaker George Ben Combs Otis Fields Allen B. White Athens Princeton A.B. White Theodore McIntyre Bramwell Road Union Church Robert Julia Early McIntyre South East Coal Co Beartown Bradshaw American Legion VFW Myrtle Sheffield McIntyre Dell F. McIntyre Faye McIntyre North Carolina Eula Brown Katherine Miller Edna Hawkins Cravens Shires Bluewell Johnson Funeral Home Damascus James R. Rife James Roy Rife Route 1 Grundy Billy and Vadiie Rife Blankenship & Rife Coal Co Home Creek Coal Co Lottie Justus Rife Gladys McClanahan Phyllis Ramey Patsy Tester Edith Horn Harold Rife Bristol Kermit Rife Gracie Justus Grundy Funeral Home Chapel Michael Trent Mountain Valley Memorial Park Eugene Dunford Covington McComas Zora Dunford Montcalm Clarence Dunford Community Pentecostal Holiness Church Fredia “Perky Dunford Kenneth Dunford Gary Dunford Sandlick Mark Dunford Phillip Dunford Lorraine Johnson Brushfork Tina Davis Margie Johnson Kentucky Carla Dunford Bobby Dunford Massachusetts Teddy Dunford Aileen Kendrick Jeanette Perdue Betty Riggs Shirley White Phyllis Minnix Loretta Mitchem Otis Byars King Point Court Virginia Beach Mercer County Hampton Cravens-Shires Funeral Home

Coal industry revamp eyed with tax incentives and clean coal note

Senator Byrd cited a $400 million clean coal technology program and warned acid rain legislation could derail its promise. He argued tax incentives offset corporate breaks via individual taxes while urging careful limits on emissions standards that may force utilities to choose scrubbers, fuel switching, or retiring capacity.

Moore Byrd Reagan Senate

Hospitals weigh AIDS disclosure and patient privacy

Hospital officials say they would not confirm a diagnosed AIDS case to protect patient privacy, though disclosure would occur if the public interest or health threat required it. One patient was confirmed with the AIDS antibody and discharged, while facilities would label fatalities with blood precautions to protect handlers.

Dohme Allen Meadows Princeton Community Hospital Meadows Tazewell Community Hospital Bob Huch Huch

Funeral homes wary of AIDS victims and handling procedures

Funeral directors say they never knowingly work on AIDS victims and use AIDS kits for protection. They rely on hospital pathology departments for guidance and stress precautions equal to other infectious cases. Officials note no inherent danger if standard containment is followed and staff are informed.

Seaver Funeral Home New York Ohio Bluefield Community Hospital Princeton Community Hospital Humana Hospital St Luke’s National Funeral Directors Association Cathy Babington Ryder, Finn and Rotman Babington Association

Cyanide linked Excedrin cases prompt recalls and probes

The King County Medical Examiner said two Auburn residents, Ms. Snow and Nickell, died of acute cyanide poisoning after taking Excedrin capsules tainted with cyanide. Bristol-Myers recalled Extra-Strength capsules and other products. FDA, FBI, and local police traced distribution from major centers, while blood tests and toxicology results were awaited.

Auburn King County Snow Nickell Bristol-Myers State Toxicology Laboratory George Rowley Rowley FDA Kent Dave Everett Kent Police Everett Sue Hutchcroft Seattle FBI Smith Seattle-King County Newark N.J St. Louis Ms. Hutchcroft Ms. Snow Jim Davis P.O. Box Baltimore

Consumer prices fall ends as inflation slides in early 1980s

Analysts note gasoline prices dropped 5.9 percent in February and 11.3 percent in April while food costs rose modestly in May. White House spokesman Larry Speakes expects brisk consumer activity as inflation remains controlled. Experts warn declines are ending with rising services and imported goods, and food prices likely to rise in coming months.

White House Larry Speakes Lawrence Chimerine Chase Econometrics

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