Bluefield Names 15 Precinct Election Officials for July 6
City board approves seventy five election officials across fifteen precincts for the Municipal Election in Bluefield on July 6. City Clerk Maxine Holm authorized to substitute names if needed from a preapproved list.
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Bluefield
Bluefield Board of Directors
Maxine Holm
Bluefield approves twenty building permits totaling 14515
The Bluefield Board of Directors, in a weekly session at the Municipal Building, approved twenty building permits totaling 14 515 dollars. Projects include porch repairs at 310 Jones Street, siding at 505 Third Street, garage work, and a church sheetrock on Jones Street among others.
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Bluefield Board of Directors
Bessie Brown
Jones St
Betty Jo Lambert
Thorn St
Randall
Betty Poff
Third St
E. N. Maynor
Cumberland Rd
Lilly Construction Co
Shenandoah Ave
E. W. Joyce
Longview Ave
Arthur M
Doris Woodward Jr
Stadium Drive
Catherine Blackstone
Greenbrier St
C. B
Dorothy Hall
Pearl St
Jones Street
Jones Street Christian Church To Sheetrock Church Building On Jones Street
Billy
Betty Jean Wasson
Preston St
Lucille
R. C. Burton
Washington St
W. A
Roxie Mann
Carolina Ave
A. H
Virginia Wilson
Cypress St
Roy Lee Davis
B. W. Black
Cliffmont St
W. R. Carter
Heatherwood Road
Wallace Hager
Highland Ave
Melvin and
Juanita Stone
Lowe St
J. Y. Hill
College Ave
Graham Boosters To Meet Thursday
The Graham High School Band Club will gather Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in Bluefield Town Hall Virginia. Members are urged to attend the Graham Booster meeting to discuss upcoming events and activities.
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Graham Boosters
Graham High School
Bluefield
British Immigrants Pioneered in Patagonia Near Century End
The article notes British immigrants especially from the Falkland Islands helped establish settlements in Patagonia Argentina toward the end of the 19th century. It highlights migration patterns and the role of these groups in regional development and cultural shaping.
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Falkland Islands
Patagonia
Argentina
Jail Preferred Over Sobriety for Glasgow Man
James Gallacher aged 38 in Glasgow says he would rather serve a prison sentence than continue a five month routine of reporting to the police station after bars close to prove his sobriety.
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Glasgow
Scotland
James Gallacher
Gallacher
Japan and Korea sign treaty restoring relations amid student protests
Japan and South Korea signed a basic diplomatic treaty and related accords ending 60 years of hostile ties. Demonstrations erupted in Seoul and 45 Japanese cities with thousands opposing the pact as Seoul and Tokyo face ratification hurdles.
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Tokyo
Japan
South Korea
Lee Dong Won
Etsusaburo Shiina
Seoul
Korea
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