Notable Cincinnati musician Sigmund Effron dies at 74
Sigmund Effron 74 of Cincinnati Ohio died Tuesday in a Cincinnati hospital. A Bridgeport Connecticut native, he led the Cincinnati Youth Symphony and served as concertmaster emeritus for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. He taught 37 years at the College Conservatory of Music and helped found the Youth Symphony and in school programs. Survivors include his wife Babette Effron and two sons. Funeral at Weir Funeral Home Cincinnati.
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Conn
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Rochester
N.Y
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Orlando
Fla
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Bluefield
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Brushfork
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Calif
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South Bend
Ind
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Bluewell
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Woodlawn Memorial Park
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Reece Stiltner
Grundy
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Linthicum
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McDowell County
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Red Bluff
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Richardson Funeral Home
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Beckley
Breaks
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Consolidated Fuel
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Zephyrhills
Debbie Stewart
Matheny
John Stiltner Jr
Columbus
Funeral notices and services for multiple locals
Funeral services are listed for Fred V Perkins 77 of Warrior Vernie May Walker 59 of Princeton Harry Martin Bowling Sr 67 of North Tazewell Craig F Eagles 23 of Arab formerly Hanover Ratdoviph Kennedy 79 of Jolo Evelyn S Wagner 84 of Baltimore Md and David Hot Dog Dennison 27 of Ashland The notices detail service times officiants and burial places with arrangements handled by local funeral homes including Douglas F H War Peery St Clair Fanning and Bennett-Widener across Bluewell Tazewell Princeton Jolo and Northfork areas.
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Harry Martin Sr
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Peery & St. Clair Funeral Home Chapel
Tazewell
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Jams H. Sargent Jr
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Ikes Fork Freewill Baptist Church
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Russell Bishop
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Mohawk
Fanning Funeral Home
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Wagner
Evelyn S
Airway Circle
Apt
Baltimore
Montcalm
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home Chapel
Bluewell
Rick Duncan
Kevin Lantz
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Dennison
David
Hot Dog
Ashland
Gilliam
Bennett-Widener Funeral Home Chapel
Northfork
Bill Belcher
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff And Rights Notice
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists its managing editor Patsy P Malamisura operations manager Mike Blanton circulation director Carl H Meade Jr and press supervisor for this edition The paper details its publication history affiliations and rights including copyright and reproduction restrictions and postal information.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield
W.va
National Advertising Rep
London Associates
University officials weigh drug issue after Bias death
Knorr said the commission will decide if a drug problem exists and report recommendations to the regents by year end. He stressed public confidence in universities as the main issue and questioned safety for students. Maryland officials declined comment as Smialek noted the medical examiner found Bias healthy with no heart disease and could not confirm cocaine quantity.
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William O. Bivens Jr
John R. Frazier
Copenhaver
Cyanide Found In Other Capsule Meds Beyond Excedrin
Auburn police and FBI officials warned consumers not to take any non-prescription capsule medications after cyanide was found in an unidentified local capsule and in two Extra-Strength Excedrin bottles. Four Excedrin bottles were contaminated, and authorities evacuated capsule forms from Auburn area stores while tests continued.
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Detrick
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Chicago
New York
Joseph Smith
D.C
William Grigg
Karnofski
Tax overhaul debate over savings borrowing and deductions
Lawmakers and economists argue that tax reform will shift incentives from borrowing to saving, with both Senate and House bills cutting deductions and lowering rates. Highlights include limits on consumer interest deductions, potential changes to charitable gifts, and a new corporate minimum tax to raise revenue.
Tax plan underdog faces Senate split vote and reforms
The Senate bill would cut top individual tax rate from 50 percent to 27 percent and top corporate rate from 46 to 33 percent, with 80 percent of taxpayers paying 15 percent. Mortgage and local taxes would still be deductible while many other deductions end, shelters vanish, capital gains taxed with ordinary income, and a minimum tax imposed on wealthy individuals and firms. Three Democrats Carl Levin John Melcher and Paul Simon opposed citing economy impact and relief adequacy.
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Dcalif
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American Enterprise Institute
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Carl Levin
Michigan
John Melcher
Montana
Paul Simon
Illinois
EPA confirms fence around site and decontamination plan
EPA officials confirm area will be fenced as cleanup proceeds after dioxin found in a Joy roof paint layer. Debris from the Bluefield site faces delays at a Alabama landfill over PCB content and missing documentation, with disposal awaiting a licensed facility. Cleanup aims for early spring completion and six to eight months for site clearance, with on-site storage in sealed steel containers. }
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