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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1982
Page
2
A sequence of death notices details Marion Ayers and Uldene Shufflebarger among others, listing ages, birthplaces, families, church affiliations, and burial plans. Services span Bluefield and surrounding towns with multiple funeral homes and cemeteries noted, plus visitation times.
A brief item noting the Bluefield Daily Telegraph published each morning by Daily T Printing Co at 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia with Associated Press affiliation and wartime style mailing and circulation details.
Princeton City Council voted Friday to increase Community Development funds for the Virginian Manor housing project by 10000 to meet state fire marshal standards. If the West Virginia Housing Development Fund approves a new financing plan, the extra money may be used for contingencies. The project plans 41 low to moderate income units in the Mercer Street building, with total costs around 880000 including site acquisition.
President Reagan vetoed an emergency spending bill for a second time in as many days, saying the measure remained about 1 billion too high and urging deeds over promises to cut deficits. He left for Camp David after delivering a three paragraph veto message criticizing federal spending and borrowing.
In Tel Aviv a growing peace movement within Israel seeks to halt Lebanon combat as casualties rise. Members span Marists to army reserve officers, led by Dedi Zucker of Peace Now fame, now active in Ometz demanding a political olive branch. Protestors face hostility while leaders urge calm and no military solution to Palestinian issues.
Judge William O. Bivens Jr. awarded Mary Noble of Mullens a $7,400 judgment for electrical wiring work on her apartment building in Princeton. L. E. Keatley of Keatley Electrical Contractors must complete the owed work from a 1977 contract and report by October 15. Attorney Billy Burkett represented Noble, Robert E. Holroyd represented Keatley.
Princeton police investigate Thursday night break in at Gibson's Grocery on South Seventh Street. About $75 in groceries $100 in change and roughly 100 packs of cigarettes missing. Entry gained through the rear door. Break-in discovered at 8 45 a m on Friday.
A grand jury in Tazewell County returns a two count indictment charging Charles P. Winfrey of Bluefield Va with attempted capital murder of a postal official and criminal solicitation. The case names the Bluefield mail processing director and sets bond at 25 000 cash or 50 000 property with trial expected between August 30 and September 3.
A doctor defends his medical conduct citing use of external information sources for patient cases and partial examinations. He expresses sympathy for patients who cannot obtain disability due to lack of qualified physicians. He notes starting Vineyard Street clinic in Bluefield and another in Bridgeport because local doctors refused low pay responsibility.
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