Obituary notices from Bluefield Daily Telegraph June 25 1983
Obituaries list Mrs Fannie Ellen Barbour 92 Abbs Valley VA and many others. Details include survivors across multiple states, funeral homes Mercer and Cravens Shires, services at Boissevain United Methodist Church Grandview Memory Gardens and dates for calling hours and burial. Also mentions Mrs Lacy Boswell 81 and Ruth Faulkner 82 with service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Barbour
Fannie Ellen Barbour
Abbs Valley
Bluefield
Boissevain United Methodist Church
James L. Hyndrich
Donald M. Stansell
Grandview Memory Gardens
Falls Mills
Dudley D
Mass
Robert J. Barbour
Denver
Col
John D. Barbour
Bristol
Tenn
Hattie M. Tabor
Harmon V. Cook
Ted R. Cook
Wesley Edwards
J. Howard Daugherty
Robert C. Buckland
I.W. Warf
Marvin Barbour
Mark Barbour
Mercer Funeral Home
Eastern Star
Jess
Ivy) Davis
Jess H
Ivy Lillian) Davis
Abingdon
Tazewell
Burnside
Dave and
Linda Troxel New
Hidden Valley Chapel
Laura L. Johnson
Ann M. Shearrow
Pat Williamson
Wilson
N.C
Jennifer Stacy
Bowling Green
Dora Ritchie
Houston
Tex
Joyce Faye Davis
Kentucky
Darrell H. Davis
Bobby Davis
Eddie E. Calhoun
U.S. Army
Germany
Glen Tabor, Jr
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Terry Kelley
Donald Nicholson
Jeff Poff
Eugene Johnson
Russell Shearrow
Frank Williamson
Lacy Boswell Jr
Bill Boswell
Robert A
Betty) Lurber
Ernest
Thelma) Thomas
Orlando
Fla
Linda Neece
Wilmington
Del
Vena Brooks
Green Valley
Dudley Memorial Chapel
Evelyn Thomas
Maple Hill Cemetery
Boyd Comer
Ron Meadows
Frank Welch
Willis Riley
Gerald Browning
Arnold Whitt
Reese Farmer
Children’s Temple Mission
Dudley Memorial Mortuary
Ruth Faulkner
Ruth A. Faulkner
Ashland
Louis Persiani
Cravens-Shires
Bluewell
Bluefield Bally Telegraph Publication Details
Bluefield Bally Telegraph established 1893 publishes daily from 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia with AP news and local reporting. Subscription rates listed 66 dollars yearly for West Virginia zones and 5.50 per month for home delivery with post office box mailing address and circulation bureau note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W.va
Associated Press
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
P.O. Box
Landon Associates
Mine inspections and citations raise questions after fatal incident
Under federal rules the mine must be inspected at least every five days with a quarterly comprehensive review. In 1983, through May, 181 inspections yielded 128 citations, none of which led to major violations or closure. MSHA inspector Gerald Slace expressed concern but said he did his best, stressing no one is perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthis
Gerald Slace
MSHA
Ross
Flight of the Crippen marked by praise and cheers
Challenger mission featured tributes to Crippen by Thagard Fabian and Houck as Ms Ride led a 2000 strong crowd in applause. The shuttle landed at 6 57 a m Pacific time after six days two hours 24 minutes 10 seconds. NASA earned 11 million each for satellite launches and the crew tested the robot arm by retrieving a German built instrument package for a future April 1984 repair mission. Experiments were activated but awaiting analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thagard
Fabian
Houck
Crippen
Ms. Ride
America
Halley
Pacific
John Cox
Canada
Indonesia
NASA
Medicare Surplus Seen Then Deficit in 50 Years
Trustees project Medicare funded old age and disability programs will run surpluses for the next 50 years but begin to fall short after 2033. They estimate a 2 percent payroll tax would be needed in the final 25 years to cover growing costs as benefits rise and trust fund reserves shrink.
Arafat Ordered to Leave Syria by 2 P.M.
Sources say Yasser Arafat received an 8 a.m. letter from Col Himat Shehabi demanding departure from Syrian territory by 2 p.m. As he left PLO headquarters at 1:50 p.m., Syrian troops arrived to force removal if needed, and he boarded a Tunisian airliner to Tunis after protests and a grim smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PLO
Arafat
Syrian Army
Himat Shehabi
Tunis
Saudi Arabia
Abu Ammar
Collision on Rt 460 leaves six injured
Bluefield police report a two car crash on U S Route 460 near St Luke's Hospital Friday evening. Mary Jo Caperton 46 Princeton was treated and released after pulling into traffic causing the crash. James R Coburn 50 Pipestem drove a Plymouth Reliant with passengers Charles Hill Linda Hill Diana Hill and Sherry Hill all of Princeton. Caperton cited for fault. Coburn car a total loss. Six occupants to hospital with minor to unknown injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
James R. Coburn
Coburn
Charles Hill
Linda Sue Hill
Diana Hill
Sherry Hill
Princeton
St. Luke’s
Caperton
Steele
Fire Destroys Old Bus Garage in Pearisburg
A fire destroyed an old school bus garage on Rt 100 near Pearisburg Virginia. Investigators cite an electrical cause from a parked truck and damage is estimated around 80000 dollars. Fire units from Pearisburg Narrows Pembroke Eggleston and Poplar Hill contained the blaze by 530 PM. One Pearisburg fireman was treated and released after high heat exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearisburg
Sam Bird
Bird
Narrows
Pembroke
Eggleston
Poplar Hill
UMW backs acid rain bill in cautious show of support
The International Executive Board of the United Mine Workers wrapped up a two day meeting in Marion Illinois with a tentative backing of a compromise acid rain control bill in Congress. Lobbyists said they would not take an official stand until the bill is seen. UMW lobbyist Gerald Hawkins praised the House measure for spreading costs and protecting coal miners jobs. The bill would require a 10 million ton reduction in sulfur dioxide emissions funded by a residential electric bill surcharge. Critics warned regional electric bills could rise and coal interests suffer. President Rich Trumka returned to Virginia after a mine disaster and a federal probe began, with a fundraiser planned in DuQuoin to aid unemployed miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ill
International Executive Board
United Mine Workers
Illinois
Washington, D.C
UMW
Gerald Hawkins
Hawkins
U.S
Gerry Sikorski
D-Minn
Sikorski
Pittsburgh
Rich Trumka
Virginia
Trumka
DuQuoin
District 12
Reagan Vows To Kill High Spending Bills
President Reagan pledges to veto the Democrats 10 percent tax cut cap and any high spending bills tied to the $859 billion budget plan. He says the move risks the economic recovery and warns of vetoes if the measures reach his desk. Senate Republicans plan to oppose the cap. budget includes tax hikes and increased domestic and military spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
Washington
Congress
Senate
Larry Speakes
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Baker
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Mamoth) Butler
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Louis) Kidd
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Alice) Petty
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Betty) Gunter
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Audie) Carr
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Ricky Joseph Dunn
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Jerry Dunn
Colonel Dunn
Kelly Dunn
Bill
Festus) Whittaker
John
Millie) Smith
Boonie Thornton
Jacob Coleman
Jacob S. Coleman
Rowe
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Charlie L
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Virginia) Horn
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New York
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Northfork High School
Armed Services
Mt. Moriah Missionary Baptist Church
Restlawn Gardens
Littlesburg
Keith
Ralph
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Jose Hairston
Frank Wooden
Jerry Jones
Gray Woodson
Lacy Boswell
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Blanche) Boswell
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Children's Temple Mission
Paul Hazlett
Paul Jackson Hazlett
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Norfolk & Western Railway
U.S. Air Force
Af&am Masonic Lodge
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West Virginia University
Concord College
William
Barbara) Sheppard
Clyde
Wilma) Caldwell
Bill Hazett
St. Albans
First United Methodist Church of
Nell R
Rockledge
Memorial
Clarence E. Dillon
Sam Depue
Ray Muncy
Ted Boggess
Frank Mann
Fred Jarrell
Arnold Lilly
Cletus Fink
Cecil Barker
Bluefield Bally Telegraph
Harvest Foods
Beckley Road
Danforth
Insurance Agency Auto License Service
Roller Floral CO
Beckley
Danny Pettus
Leoma, Tenn
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Plymouth Brothers
Bible Church
Jesus
Jesus Christ
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