New Price Rulings Give Consumers Inspection Power
Washington AP beginning Monday stores nationwide must provide legal ceiling prices on request with a form and up to two days for an answer. Food stores face stricter rules with posted ceilings on meat and a required price list for quick in store inspection. IRS agents will conduct spot checks to enforce the price freeze amid possible shortages in poultry eggs and tomatoes.
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Washington
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Internal Revenue Service
Council
IRS
Watergate Probe Bends Toward Narrower Mandate
Washington AP report notes Archibald Cox's staff receiving many citizen tips as they weigh which cases fit their broad mandate. Top aides say decisions must come soon on whether to pursue recent allegations involving former Defense Secretary and other high level officials.
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Cox
Sec
Melvin R. Laird
Securities and Exchange Commission
Florida
Edward Ball
Laird
White House
Pentagon
James Vorenberg
Watergate
Elliot L. Richardson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington
Richardson
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Vorenberg
ITT
Summit and Brezhnev to Press Nuclear Accord Amid Protests
A Soviet visit to the White House follows talks with Nixon on a joint communique aimed at curbing war risks. Demonstrators protest near the president's residence as Brezhnev plans a nationwide speech and talks shift to European security and Indochina.
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France
West Germany
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
Middle East
Brezhnev
White House
Ziegler
Zamyatin
Nixon
Bonn
Helsinki
Vienna
Henry A. Kissinger
Geneva
Indochina
Jane
Win
Aeroflot
Lung Dissidents To Meet July 12
Beckley West Virginia and nearby states black lung groups plan a July 12 Washington meeting with Bernard Popick head of the Social Security Bureau of Disability Insurance. Leaders said they seek elimination of certain breathing tests, backlog reduction, and clearer evidence listing for denied claims as the program shifts to the Labor Department on July 1.
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Beckley
W.va
West Virginia
Popick
Department of Labor
Watergate hearings postponed as Dean testimony nears
Howard Hunt's lawyer accuses Charles Colson of ordering a break in at Arthur Bremer's apartment and claims The Union Post tried to hit him. Dean testifies under immunity about Watergate. Mansfield and Scott urge postponement amid concerns Nixon loyalists will attack Dean.
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Howard Hunt
Hunt
Charles Colson
Arthur Bremer
Bremer Timony
The
Union Post
Dean
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Committee
Jack Anderson
Scott
John N. Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Masthead and Rates Notice
The fragment shows the Bluefield Daily Telegraph masthead with publishing notes and subscription rates. It mentions association with the Associated Press, carrier routes, and advertising representatives, indicating standard newspaper business details rather than a news event.
Cameron Joins City Law Firm
The Katz Katz and Kantor firm announces Jerry J. Cameron joining in March 1973 after practicing in Bluefield with Hudgins Coulling Brewster and Cameron. He served as U S Magistrate for the Southern District, led the Bluefield Fire Commission, and led the Bluefield Jaycees presidency. He is WVU College of Law graduate, member of WV Bar and Mercer County Bar, and is married to Joan E. Repass with two children.
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Katz, Katz and Kantor
Jerry J. Cameron
Cameron
Bluefield
Hudgins, Coulling, Brewster and Cameron
Cryogenics Control Corp
Wytheville
West Virginia University College of Law
U. S
Southern District
Bluefield Fire Commission
Bluefield Jaycees
West Virginia Bar Association
Mercer County Bar Association
Joan E. Repass
Nile Named World’s Longest River at 4145 Miles
The Nile in Africa is identified as the world’s longest river at 4145 miles, a fact emphasized in geographical rankings. The statement notes its length as a measure of global river scales.
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Africa
Deaths and Funerals in Welch Princeton and Shorts Gap
Osie C. Bailey 89 of Welch died after a long illness. She is survived by her son George, sister Callie Stouts, eight great grandchildren and other relatives. Silas J. Williams 82 of Princeton died after a long illness. WWI veteran with four sisters and one brother surviving. Walter Davis 63 of Shorts Gap died at home after a long illness. burial at Green Hills Memory Gardens. Services held in Welch Princeton and Richlands with local clergy officiating.
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Ocie C. Bailey
Osie C. Bailey
Welch
George Bailey
Coney Island
Tazewell County
Charles McGlothern
William C. Bailey
Callie Stouts
Richlands
Fanning Funeral Home
John Sprouse
Saeger Memorial
Roderfield
Don Burge
David Cline
Ervin Allen
Ray Stanley
Ronnie Purdue
Jim Duty
Silas J. Williams
Princeton
Beckley
Giles County
Emma Rogers Williams
Eva Hubbard
Ardula Billings
Trap Hill
N. C
Mary Winfield
Lorain
Ohio
Weltha Shelton
Bassett
Fred Williams
Alexandria
Memorial
Walter Davis
Shorts Gap
Buchanan County
Sam
Celia Short Davis
Virgie Helton Davis
Bob Davis
Olbert Davis
Richlands Tabernacle
Grat Horton
Ancil Childress
Green Hills Memory Gardens
Leon Helton
Elmer Helton
Dorsal Horne
Darrell Davis
Gary Davis
Jim Davis
Ken Davis
James Davis
Mullins Funeral Home
Death of Mrs Alta Totten in North Tazewell Va
Mrs Alta Totten 61 of North Tazewell Va died Saturday in a Richlands hospital. Survived by son Clarence Totten Hurley four daughters Mildred Elizabeth Catherine and Mrs Goldie Alicie Cedar Bluff one brother George Lester Cedar Bluff one sister Mrs Bertha Hall Bishop. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Monday at Greever Funeral Chapel with Rev Cecil Barnett and Rev Ralph White at Rhody Cemetery Thompson Valley. Funeral home opens today after 4 p.m.
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Alta Totten
North Tazewell
Richlands
Clarence Totten
Hurley
Mildred Totten
Elizabeth Totten
Catherine Totten
Goldie Alicie
Cedar Bluff
George Lester
Bertha Hall
Bishop, Va
Greever
Cecil Barnett
Ralph White
Rhody
Thompson Valley
Mrs Nellie Herald Dies In Bethesda At 38
Mrs. Nellie Herald 38 of Bethesda Maryland formerly of Tazewell died Friday night in a Bethesda hospital. Funeral arrangements were incomplete at Greever Funeral Home in Tazewell.
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Nellie Herald
Bethesda, Md
Tazewell
Bethesda
Greever Funeral Home
Emory Walter Kidd 65 Dies After Apparent Heart Attack
Emory Walter Kidd 65 of Rt. 1 Bastian Virginia died at home Thursday from an apparent heart attack. Survived by sister Mrs Corbet Looney of Bastian and brothers Jessee Lloyd Kidd Akron Ohio Mason Kidd Jacksonville Florida. Service conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. at Green Valley United Methodist Church with Rev W R Grimm. Family cemetery rites by Newberry Funeral Home Bland Virginia.
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Emory Walter Kidd
Rt. 1
Bastian
Corbet Looney
Jessee Lloyd Kidd
Akron
Ohio
Mason Kidd
Jacksonville
Fla
Green Valley United Methodist Church
W. R. Grimm
Newberry Funeral Home
Bland
Mrs Mabel Early Dies in St Louis at Home
Mrs Mabel Early of St Louis Missouri and formerly of 114 Reese Street Bluefield died early Saturday morning at her residence following an illness. The body will be sent to the Linkford and Richardson Funeral Home in Bluefield where arrangements are in complete.
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Mable Early
Mabel Early
St. Louis
Reese St
Bluefield
Linkford and Richardson Funeral Home
Local Obituaries for DEEL ALVIS and HAM
The Deels and Ham obituaries note funeral services for DEEL in Leemaster Virginia with burial at Coleman Cemetery and services for ALVIS in Princeton with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Bluewell, and for HAM in Bluefield Virginia with graveside rites at Sinking Springs Cemetery Midway Tennessee. Pallbearers are named for each service.
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Ham, Charles
Mobile Estates
Bluefield
Dudley Memorial Chapel
Victor E. Zimmerman
Sinking Springs
Midway
Tenn
Johnston Chapel Hosts Piedmont Bible College Ensemble
A musical group from Piedmont Bible College Winston-Salem N C performs at Johnston Chapel Church Hall's Ridge Road near Princeton at 7 30 p m concluding a summer tour started May 16 They performed in six states over six weeks and include Mrs John King among their members Rev Jimmie Jones invites the public to attend.
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Piedmont Bible College
Winston-Salem
N. C
Johnston Chapel
Hall's Ridge Road
Princeton
John King
John
James W. King
North Third Street
Johnston Chapel Church
Jimmie Jones
Nixon Holds Edge in Budget Clash With Congress
Washington AP reports President Nixon maintains leverage in the spending fight as Congress and the White House clash over appropriations and impoundment. The House rejects anti-impoundment language on a $19 billion housing veterans and space bill while Senate moves toward similar restraining measures.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
Senate
House
Public Invited To Watch Bloodmobile In Action
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Bluefield area communities including Bluefield and Bluewell on June 28 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at First Baptist Church. Observers can learn about donor procedures and ask questions to encourage future blood donations.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Bluewell
Boissevain
Bramwell
Matoaka
Montcalm
Pocahontas
Rock
Red Cross
First Baptist Church
Lower College Avenue
Augusta Street
Brezhnev and SALT II shape world security stance
The piece argues that equal security and strategic parity could fuel a new arms race, making conventional forces decisive. It notes SALT I’s limited success and the cautious path toward SALT II, with Western leaders hoping for specifics in 1974, while other nations watch without a say.
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Europe
NATO
Moscow
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Why Support The Red Cross Bloodmobile At First Baptist
Student Maria Bolen of Beaver High School notes she donated blood to the American Red Cross and urges more youths to participate. The next Bloodmobile is at the First Baptist Church on Thursday June 28 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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American Red Cross
First Baptist Church
Maria Bolen Beaver High School
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