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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1985

Page

11

Tornado Hits Sun Hill Freewill Church in Simon

On June 5 at 6 p.m. a tornado struck the Sun Hill section of Simon Wyoming County destroying the Sun Hill Freewill Baptist Church before its first service. Rev. Jay Blankenship notes the church shielded a house with crippled residents, saving lives. Funds raised so far amount to 1,700 with plans for outdoor gospel sings to aid rebuilding.

Simon Sun Hill Wyoming County Sun Hill Freewill Jay Blankenship Rev. Blankenship Blankenship Oceana Roscoe Morgan Morgan Kopperston Freewill Baptist Church Amason

Virginia coal shines in Korea trade push

A Clinch Valley College professor pitched Virginia coal as a premium yet competitively priced option in Korea at the Pan Pacific Conference in Seoul. Koreans already buy Virginia coal and seek more with Sen. Warner aide Roger Sindelar aiding the outreach.

Wise Clinch Valley College Korea Virginia Coal Virginia Peter S. Yun Yun Division of Business and Social Sciences Clinch Valley Seoul Roger Sindelar Sen John Warner Warner Sindelar Vieuinie

FMC to delay plant shutdown in Charleston West Virginia

FMC Corp postpones indefinitely its plan to shut the South Charleston chlorine and caustic soda units after meetings with Gov. Arch Moore. About 310 workers would be laid off with 34 transferred. a new buyer may be sought while measures to aid FMC’s finances are explored. Olin Corp. had been a planned buyer before backing out.

Charleston W.va FMC Corp South Charleston Arch Moore Capitol Moore John Price Price FMC

Mercer County Commissioners Add 5000 to Health Dept Payment

Mercer County Commissioners approved an extra 5000 to the Health Department bringing the year total to 115000. County Commission President Ray Bragg said the check was delivered to Health Director Dr. Allen Dyer, who was unavailable for comment.

Princeton Mercer County Commission Mercer County Health Department County Commission Ray Bragg Allen Dyer Health Department Dyer Mercer County Board of Health Christie McKinney Daily Telegraph McKinney Board of Health Bluestone Clinic Matoaka

Virginia Raises Drinking Age To 21 Beginning July 1

Virginia enacts broad new laws effective July 1 including raising the beer drinking age to 21 with exceptions for those turning 19 by that date. The package also includes pay raises for state employees, changes to truck lengths, and new penalties and protections across government, education, taxation, and public safety.

Richmond Virginia General Assembly

Computer uses computer to curb drunk driving in West Virginia

Charleston AP report says West Virginia plans a computer based system to enforce license revocations for drunken driving. Commissioner Lee Bechtold notes thousands drive after license loss. 5874 licenses revoked in 1983 84 with only 1987 enrollments in treatment. The program will flag unlicensed drivers and alert law enforcement. Revocations rose from 5401 to 5761 in the latest year.

Charleston W.va State Lee Bechtold West Bechtold

Dorothy Brown at Bluefield hospital picnic

Dorothy Brown enjoys the Bluefield Community Hospital annual employees picnic at Bluefield City Park. She tosses a bean bag to a child waiting to throw it at the clown during the event.

Dorothy Brown Bluefield Community Hospital Bluefield

Virginia Beach Blue Law Challenge Reaches High Court

A group of six major retailers and a development firm argue Virginia's Sunday closing law unconstitutional as it forces only some stores to close while others stay open. Washington lawyer I Michael Greenberger says the rule discriminates, while state officials urge legislative change. Plaintiffs include Benderson Development, Best Products, Circuit City, Hechinger, Kmart, Rose's, and Zayre. Exemptions cover 21 categories, leaving many stores subject to the blue law.

Virginia Beach I. Michael Greenberger Washington, D.C Gene Murphy Commonwealth Paul Sciortino Benderson Development Co Buffalo N.Y Richmond

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