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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1978

Page

2

Carter’s War on Paperwork Faces Slow Progress

President Carter’s drive to cut federal paperwork struggles in the trenches. Officials report mixed gains in reducing form filling and time spent on forms, with six months of near stagnation after earlier improvements. OMB notes it will be a slow, ongoing effort amid new programs and regulations. The burden remains substantial, with billions in dollars and hundreds of millions of hours devoted to paperwork.

Washington Carter Bacon Federal Paperwork Commission U.S President's Office of Management and Budget OMB Stanley E. Morris James T. McIntyre

IRS Tops Federal Red Tape Makers in Hours Spent

The Internal Revenue Service accounts for about 78 percent of the hours Americans spend on federal forms, with 612.6 million hours, far ahead of HEW, independent commissions, Labor and Agriculture. Key forms cited include 1040, W-2, 941, and 1099, while new controls and equal employment guidelines fuel growth in paperwork elsewhere.

Washington Internal Revenue Service President Labor Department Agriculture Department OMB Bureau of Motor Carrier Safety Kenneth Pierson Bureau Tigers Pierson

Parents Push Relocation Plan for Mercer County Juniors

Bluefield parents urged the Mercer County Board of Education to delay emergency funding for a new junior high in Princeton and to relocate Fairview Junior High students. Spokesman John Shott said the group backs student welfare, with Fairview likely closing per a state fire marshal report. He proposed moving Fairview students to Park Ungraded School and Princeton Junior High remnants as a temporary fix, noting a bond issue may be needed for a permanent solution.

Tetegres Bluefield Mercer County Board of Education Princeton Fairview Junior High John Shott Oakvale Mercer County Shott Fairview Park Princeton Junior High Inow Charleston Glenwood

Husband Charged In Shooting In Mercer County

The husband of a Mercer County woman was arrested and charged with malicious wounding after allegedly shooting his wife in a domestic dispute at their home. Abigail Huffman was listed in good condition at Princeton Community Hospital. The incident occurred at the couple’s residence. the weapon was not identified.

Mercer County R. L. Lambert Elbert Junior Huffman Hiawatha Abigail Princeton Community Hospital Matoaka Daily Telegraph

Daily Telegraph notices and subscription details

Establishing publication details for the Daily Telegraph Printing Co. at 412 Blend Street Bluefeld West Ve and rates for subscriptions by mail and home delivery. Mentions Associated Press affiliation, circulation data, and advertising representation by Landon Associates.

Daily Telegraph Printing Co Blend Street Bluefeld W Ve Associated Press All News Mail 7 Jones West Virginia Audit Bureau of Circulator Landon Associates

Mercer County School Safety Crackdown Warned by Smittle

Smittle warns Mercer County schools to comply within 30 days after condemnation notices or risk appeals to the State Fire Commission. He cites the December 1958 Chicago Lady of Angels fire and insists his orders must be followed, noting a strong enforcement record and questioning motives of the School Preservation Association related to student transfers from Oakvale to Princeton Junior High.

State Fire Commission Smittle Mercer County West Virginia Lady of Angel School Chicago Fire Commission School Preservation Association Oakvale Princeton Junior High School

National Outlook Sees Mixed Showers Across Regions

The National Weather Service forecasts showers across parts of the Great Lakes and southern Midwest today, with precipitation also expected in Nevada Idaho Montana Wyoming and Utah. Thursday satellite imagery shows frontal clouds along the southeast Atlantic coast and New England, with active thunder across Florida and from North Dakota to Oklahoma and Arkansas and high clouds across the southwestern U.S.

Great Lakes Midwest National Weather Service Nevada Idaho Montana Wyoming Utah Atlantic U.S New England Florida North Dakota Oklahoma Arkansas

American Block Owners Named In Indictment

The co owners of American Block Company in Princeton face a federal indictment for income tax evasion and fraud totaling about 700000. Joseph C Auer Basil R Legg of Princeton alleged to have evaded personal and corporate taxes from 1972 to 1975 by not reporting 466813 income and defrauding 228238. They allegedly overstated expenses and omitted income for the Princeton company. The Auers 1973 joint income reported 46528, but taxable income was 103730. 1974 and 1975 reported incomes were 70239 and 68933 versus actual 160388 and 181549. Leggs reported 42924 in 1973 when joint income was 93118. 1974 and 1975 incomes were 65244 and 64184 with taxable amounts 106591 and 75035. Indicted on one conspiracy count and six counts of fraudulent returns. Penalties include up to five years for conspiracy and up to six years per count plus fines.

American Block Company Princeton Charleston Joseph C. Auer Basil R. Legg Auer Legg Princeton Company Joseph Helen Auer Auers Basil Mary Legg Leggs

Sparks Infant Ammanda Sparks Dies In Boating Accident

Funeral services are set for Ammanda Rena Sparks 11 months old of Cedar Bluff Va who drowned after a boat overturned at Breaks Interstate Park. Rev Walter Wyatt will lead Saturday services at Hurst Scott Funeral Chapel Richlands with burial in Greenhills Memory Gardens Claypool Hill.

Ammanda Rena Sparks Danny Ray Connie Dianna Lowe Sparks Cedar Bluff Breaks Interstate Park Hurst- Scott Richlands Walter Wyatt Greenhills Memory Gardens Claypool Hill Park Lake Annie) Hawks Chesapeake Eugene Evelyn) Caudill San Diego Calif James Frances) Owens Chesterfield Mercer Funeral Home Chapel Bluefield Odin Lockhart Roselawn Memorial Gardens Bluefield-Princeton Road Auty Bartley Auty Myrtle Mullins) Bartley Haysi Wise James Bartley Arleta C. R. Bartley Dumfries Billy Joe Bartley Clinchco Earl Bartley June Hill Irene Mullins Kingsport Tenn Fayetta Comer Roundlake Park Ill Virgie Mullins Bristol Luther Mullins Fred Mullins Haysi Funeral Home Trinkle Mullins Connard Stallard Tyree Church Bartley Hill

Johns Hopkins Press marks 100th anniversary in 1978

The Johns Hopkins University Press celebrates its centennial as the oldest continuously operating university press in the United States. Founded in 1878 by Daniel Coit Gilman, the university’s first president, the press has endured for a century.

Baltimore Johns Hopkins University Press United States the Press Daniel Coit Gilman

Deaths and Funerals Highlight Local Obituaries

Obituaries report the deaths of Rev Pink D Kellum 89 of Thorpe and Mrs John L Mitchell 72 of Pocahontas, with services at Trinity Baptist and First Baptist Church Pocahontas. Harold L Gardner 47 of Chicago formerly Crystal, and Joseph W Neal 85 of Bluefield, plus Garner Mahan of Bluefield with varied funeral arrangements and pallbearers listed.

Pink D. Kellum Thorpe North Carolina Jerry and Patty Kellum Mount Hermon Charlie Edna) Wallington Ernest Mittie) Moore Samuel Maggie) Alexander Newark N. J Otis Kellum Reedsville N. C Richard Kellum Charleston Jesse Kellum Ida Beale Trinity Baptist Church B. McKinney O. N. Gray Restlawn Memorial Gardens Littlesburg Road Page Funeral Home Welch Chhurch John L. Mitchell John L Virginia Watson) Mitchell Pocahontas Bluefield First Baptist Church H. B. Alexander Ronnell Lockett Clarence Johnson Bryant Cemetery Wolfe Heriones Jericho Victory Court No. 20 Bramwell Joeanne Oakes King Hiram Lodge No. 1 F & Aay Masons Harold L. Gardner Harold Lloyd Gardner Chicago Crystal John Bessie Hicks Gardner Joanna Western Mills Co Church of Christ John Gardner Linda Gardner Rt. 3 Kimberly Ochoa Garner Mahan Greenbrier Street Mary E. Mahan Lugo

Funeral notices from Bluefield to Narrows services

Obituaries list Walter C Brewster Daisy Lee Matney and others with service times at Cravens Shires Richlands Tabernacle and Haysi Funeral Home. Graveside rites and burial locations include Pallbearers named David Jimmy Calvin Michael Glen Kenneth Troy Teddy Monty Bobby Daniel Garman Peery and St Clair. Additional survivors and service details noted for Auty Bartley Betty Dalton and others.

Matney Daisy Lee North Tazewell Richlands Tabernacle Grat Horton Ancil Childress UMWA Greenhills

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