Peacekeeping Troops From Syria Libya Enter Beirut Airport
Hundreds of peacekeeping troops from Syria and Libya entered Beirut airport with red roses and white flags to reopen the airport after 15 days of paralysis. Kissinger said any method to bring peace including talks in Paris. Reports claim Khalaf planned the U S diplomats killings, while evacuees sail to Athens as Libyan and Syrian forces mix in Beirut.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Libya
Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
Valery Giscard d
Francis E. Meloy
Robert O. Waring
U.S
Athens
Greece
Damascus
Abdulsalam Jalloud
Bluefield to Open Community Hospital With Private Investment
The city will acquire Bluefield Sanitarium for 1.25 million dollars and operate as a community hospital under American Medicorp starting around September while a new facility is built. Medical Development Services will oversee plans and Henderson Few and Co. will market bonds to finance the project. Gov. Moore calls the plan a major step for the area and a draw for new physicians. Funeral notices for Evelyne Harman Rose and Kyle Mason Pritchard list extended families and burial details. Edward G. McDonald of Highland Park, Mich. dies. services planned in Highland Park.
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Bluefield
Bluefield Sanitarium
Sanitarium
American Medicorp
Medical Development Services Inc
Memphis, Tenn
Whch
Henderson, Few and Co
Atlanta
Moore
Comprehensive Health Planning Agency
John Bryan
Sam Mitchin
Karl Weier
Paige Woolridge
C. I
Chap) Johnson
LeRoy Katz
Harold Brewster
Wallace Duncan
John Wilkinson
Delano Compton
E. Lyle Gage Jr
P. R. Higginbotham
James E. McGhee
Herman Kirchner
Municipal Buildings Commission
Ned Shott
Bill Bentley
E. G. Watkins
B. L. Jackson
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Advertising and Circulation Note
A brief notice from the Bluefield Daily Telegraph details subscription and home delivery rates for West Virginia and other zones, including pricing and contact notes for advertising representation and circulation auditing. It lists address and publisher details as part of the newspaper masthead.
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Delly Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. V
Associated Press
Nis
Loca! News
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation Advertising
Mathews, Swannon & Cullen
Deaths and Funerals Notice Highlights Local Obituaries
Leria Dickerson 53 of 1215 Lancaster Avenue Wilmington Del formerly Gary is dead after a brief illness. Graveside rites set for Wednesday at Restlawn Memorial Gardens with several ministers officiating. Friends may call Lugo's Funeral Service Bluefield tonight and one hour before the service. Artice Dalton of Detroit Mich dies after long illness. Arles Edward Anderson 57 of Chicago Ill, retired miner, and Gallie S Anderson 66 of Tucson Ariz, died after long illness with multiple survivors listed. Funeral details include services at various churches and burial plans. calls to families noted. Joe L Prueitt 74 of Ghent, formerly Princeton, died after long illness. burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens with services at Bailey Funeral Chapel.
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Leria Dickerson
Lenna Dickerson
Lancaster Avenue
Wilmington
Del
Gary
Russell
N. C
Lettie Hairston
Scarboro
John Dickerson
Wilmington General Hospital
Gary High School
Faith Missionary Baptist Church of
Gladys Johnson Dickerson
Larry Johnson
James Dickerson
Linwood Dickerson
Claude Hairston
John Hairston
Howard Hairston
Chicago, Ill
Carl Hairston
Philadelphia
Leontine Martin
Exiad Hairston
Berenice Mills
Los Angeles
Calif
Restlawn Memorial Gardens
Willie Hampton
R. M. Harris
John Fowlkes
Lugo
Bluefield
Artice Dalton
Henry Dalton
Antonio Street
Detroit
Mich
Irene Patterson
Arles E. Anderson
Arles Edward Anderson
Chicago
Ill
Mary Fields Anderson
Vansant
James Anderson
Gladys Justice Anderson
Wanda Compton
Vonda Ratliff
Herman
Jerry Anderson
Marie Caldell
Annalee Tommy
Frankfort
Zack
Jack
Annie
Lloyd Anderson
Dry Fork
David McVey
Michael Trent
Anderson
Buchanan County Funeral
Keen Mountain
Gallie S. Anderson
Tucson
Ariz
Dickenson County
Inkle Anderson
Kenneth Anderson
Janice Northern
Missouri
Rita Ann Anderson
Shelby Anderson
Rt. 1
Clinchco
Stanford Anderson
Birchleaf
Morgan Anderson Jr
Anderson Family
Joe L. Prueitt
Ghent
Princeton
Beckley
Rocky Gap
Kelly and
Agnes Wolf Prueitt
Island Creek Coal Company
Bradshaw
Susan Prueitt
Devena Preuitt
Roscoe Prueitt
Beach Grove
Ind
Henry Prueitt
Doran
Charlie Prueitt
Baston
Vadis Prueitt
Emma Lilly
Cleveland
Ohio
Joan Griffith
Long Beach
Stella Stowers
Nora Ward
Laurel, Md
Ola Tolbert
Boston
Bailey Funeral Chapel
Sam Foley
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Bailey Funeral Home
Obituary notices reflect multiple regional deaths and services
Multiple Princeton and Bluefield area obituaries list Mary V. Morgan 93 at 310 North Fifth Street Princeton funeral by George W. Seaver Chapel with burial at Greenbrier Regular Baptist Church Cemetery. Also Max B. Greer 79 burial Resthaven Park Mausoleum Princeton and Margaret Sizemore 86 of Greensboro officiated in Tazewell Virginia. Willie Roscoe Shilling 75 Bluewell, Jeff William Lewis 65 Falls Mills, Bessie C. Hager 73 Bluefield and Virginia Lena Wright 49 Princeton with various chapels, cemeteries and pallbearers noted. Nannie D. Woods 89 Wolfe to be laid to rest at Bryant Memorial Cemetery Pocahontas with church-choir duties noted. The body to be viewed at church prior to services.
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Evelyne Andy Harman Rose
Jenkin Jones
Welch Hospital
Black Wolfe
Anderson and
Mary Billips Harman
McDowell County
First Baptist Church
Jenkinsones
George W. Rose
Franklin
Nannie) Hunley
Claude
Mary) Hunley
Nancy Hunley
English
Jeffrey
Edna) Whitley
Louisiana
Arthur
Lucy) Greer
Anawalt
Ruthie Gail Rose
Edmond Lee Harman
Georgia
George Henry Rose
Jackie Dallas Rose
Jenkinjones
McKinley Rose
Pageton
Vernon Rose
Drew
Viola) Rose
Ernest Harman
John Harman
Rock
Wiley Davis
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell
Douglas Rose
William Rose
Junior Rose
Kenny Hunley
Bill McCrosky
Wally Hurt
Junior Woody
Fanning Funeral Home
Northfork
Sizemore
Margaret
Greensboro
N. C
Rt. 1. Bandy
Peery and St. Clair Funeral
Tazewell
Alex Day
Arthur Harris
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield- Tazewell Road
Shilling
Willie Roscoe
Roanoke
Crystal
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
R. A. Pickett
George Kelly
Tabernacle Cemetery
Montcalm
William Dillon
Thomas Workman
Harvey Martin
Ronnie Sadler
Walter Goins
James Goins
Lewis
Jeff William
Falls Mills
Dudley Memorial Chapel
Bluefield
Larry Davis
Maple Hill
Melvin Lewis
Roger Woody
Henry Brooks
Richard Brooks
Richard Miller
Frazier Gillespie
John Jones
Silas Woods
Joe Beard
Emmett Bryant
J. W. Spencer
Jesse Martin
Arthur Seay
Zeta Ameciae
Powhatan man dies after lengthy illness in Welch hospital
Phillip Williams of Powhatan died Monday morning in a Welch hospital after a lengthy illness. The body was moved to Linkford and Richardson Funeral Home in Keystone for funeral arrangements.
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Phillip Williams
Powhatan
Welch
Linkford and Richardson Funeral Home
Keystone
George Wood Dies at 62 in Tazewell Home
George Wood 62 of Tazewell Va died at his home Monday after an apparent heart issue. Funeral arrangements were pending at Peery and St. Clair Funeral Home in Tazewell.
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George Wood
Tazewell
Peery and St. Clair Funeral Home
Gates Rally to Back John Gates for State Auditor
A fund raising rally for Republican state auditor candidate John Gates is set at Black Knight Country Club Beckley Friday 7 to 9 p.m. A buffet and music by Norma Vickers and Sheree Crotty will accompany the event. Tickets cost 15 dollars and can be obtained by calling Arnold Crotty at 325-8859.
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John Gates
Black Knight Country Club
Beckley
Norma Vickers
Sheree Crotty
Arnold Crotty
Swine Flu Vaccine Still Uncertain For Children
In early human tests, several swine flu vaccine variations appear safe for adults, but researchers report trouble finding a suitable option for children. FDA official Dr. Paul D Parkman notes tests on 5 186 people over two months show vaccines can produce good antibodies with acceptable reactions, though multiple vaccine types may be needed to cover all age groups.
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Washington
Paul D. Parkman
Food and Drug Administration
Bureau of Biologics
Bluefield Sanitary project faces moratorium risk and rate concerns
Bluefield Virginia and West Virginia officials warn a delay or failure to approve necessary ordinances could trigger a building moratorium and halt major projects including a new treatment plant and a city hall. Phase two costs about 18 million dollars, phase one about 5.7 million.
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Bluefield
Max Bowen
Sanitary Board
W. Va
Ada
East End
Virginia
West Virginia
Environmental Protection Agency
Bluefields
Bowen
Kantor
Bluestone
Holley, Kenney, Schott, Inc
Elliott
New River Supporters Bring Act To Congress
North Carolina activists and the National Committee for the New River urged Congress to designate the river as a National Scenic Area to block the Appalachian Power Co plan for two dams. Rep. Neal and Rep. Hechler led a Capitol rally with NC VA and other visitors as former Sen. Ervin proposed alternative power options.
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Congress
Washington
North Carolina
New River
Senate
National Committee For the New
Federal Power Commission
Appalachian Power Co
House Rules Committee
House
West Virginia
Hechler
Neal-Hechler
Stephen Neal
Appalachian Power Company
Virginia
Sam Ervin
Dn.c
Harris Judge Refuses To Disqualify Self In Kidnaping Case
Los Angeles AP report says Judge Mark Brandler refused to disqualify himself from the Harris kidnapping trial. He pledged an impartial trial on charges of kidnaping assault and robbery. Fifty prospective jurors were brought to a heavily guarded courtroom with a bulletproof shield between spectators and participants amid defense protests.
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Los Angeles
William and
Emily Harris
House Accepts Hays Resignation as Chairman
The House approved Rep. Wayne Hays resignation from the House Administration Committee amid the Capitol payroll sex scandal. Speaker Carl Albert announced a new chairman would be chosen Wednesday afternoon. Hays stated he is confident he will be vindicated and offered a re-examination of his position.
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Washington
House
Wayne Hays
Capitol
Ohio Democrat
Carl Albert
Hays
Viking I Reaches Permanent Martian Orbit
A final rocket burn placed Viking I in a stable Martian orbit, setting up a July 4 lander descent to a river valley site. The probe will remain in space as Viking’s 24.68 hour orbital period replaces its initial 42 hour loop.
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Pasadena
Calif
Viking I
Mars
Viking
Massachusetts public employees strike paralyzes state services
Massachusetts public workers walk out in a first statewide strike ignoring a back to work court order. Bridges were left open causing traffic tie ups while hospitals faced picket lines. The Alliance of seven unions represents about 50 000 of 65 000 workers and demanded wage concessions during protracted talks. A judge issued a temporary restraining order to end the strike.
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Boston
Massachusetts
the Alliance
Superior Court
Thomas Morse
Orrick Named Hearst Judge in Final Sentence
William H. Orrick Jr. was chosen to pass final sentence on Patricia Hearst after the death of Judge Oliver J. Carter. Orrick will review the eight week Hearst trial and prepare the case file for sentencing now that Carter is deceased. Bailey suggested possible retrial grounds but said no new trial motion is planned.
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West Virginia Supreme Court
Cecil G. Pearson
Kanawha County
W.va
San Francisco
William H. Orrick Jr
Patricia Hearst
Orrick
U.S
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Miss Hearst
San Diego
F. Lee Bailey
Citizens Group Meets Tonight in Princeton Area
The Princeton Area Citizens Association meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Princeton Bank and Trust Community Room to discuss improving telephone service and the Virginia inquiry into General Telephone’s service amid the West Virginia case. Agenda includes General Telephone remarks, a letter to the Public Service Commission, and possible rate increases from Columbia Gas Company and West Virginia Water Company. All area residents are urged to attend.
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Princeton Area Citizens Association
Princeton Bank and Trust Company
Virginia
General Telephone
West Virginia
Public Service Commission
Columbia Gas Company
West Virginia Water Company
Youre Never Too Old To Hear Better Beltone Offer
Free non operating Beltone hearing aid model offered by Beltone Electronics Corp. Readers may mail to Dept. 5967 at 4201 W. Victoria St Chicago Illinois 60646 to receive the tiny aid at no cost. Thousands have already been mailed and the model weighs less than a third of an ounce.
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Chicago
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria St
Illinois
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Kyle Mason Pritchard
Coffman Blvd
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Mary Sturdivant Pritchard
Taylor Road Baptist Church
Sarah Pritchard
Larry Pritchard
Gloucester
Janet Pritchard
Shelia Singleton
Edenton
Robert
Helen) Campbell
Concord
Glen Pritchard
Eugene Pritchard
Fred Pritchard
George Pritchard
Meadowview Memorial Gardens
Edward G. McDonald
Highland Park
Kate M. Johnson
Sam G. Johnson
Melinda M. McDonald
Valerie Rochelle
Katie Elizabeth McDonald
Edward Gratton McDonald Jr
Edwin Grant McDonald
Mary Jane Johnson
John A. Johnson
Highland Park Cemetery
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Gates
Deaton’s Music World
PSC
J. Wade Gilley
Ken Hechler
U. S. Capitol
Harris
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Warrenizing Cleaners
Hearst
Citizens Group
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