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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1995

Page

9

City passes garbage and fire fee hikes in Bluefield

Bluefield city directors approved ordinances raising garbage collection from 8.75 to 10.75 dollars per month per residential unit and fire protection fees from 45 to 182.40 dollars annually based on property size. They also reaffirmed a 7.9 million dollar loan from the West Virginia Revolving Loan Fund to refinance a prior Virginia loan for sewer plant renovations, saving about 43 thousand dollars yearly. Protests arose against proposed rezoning along Cumberland Road. no action was taken, with final board action planned for July 11.

Bluefield Bluefield Sanitary Board Mercer County Cumberland Road Larry Morhous Rudy Brammer Bluefield Planning Commission Jimmy Kronden Ramada Inn Sanitary Board West Virginia State of Virginia Westside

Leadership Mercer Tazewell seeks applicants

Leadership Mercer Tazewell announces noon to 5 p.m. seminars at multiple sites on regional development. About 30 participants will be chosen. contact the chamber at 327-7184 for an application. Applications must be received by Friday June 30.

Mercer-Tazewell

McNeill Says Plans Aim to Grow With Company

McNeill outlines a plan to assess current status and needed resources in the coming days. He commits to finding ways to improve operations and grow with the company while collaborating with advertisers. He notes family ties and his wife starting a new business, Personalized Services.

McNeill Nancy Allison Chase Aimee

Hospital board declines to discuss Columbia matter

The hospital panel ends talks on Columbia amid fears of scaring staff and residents. Members push to relay no interest to Columbia while the PHO joint venture with BRMC and PCH progresses, and the board suspends Dr. Yung Hie Koh’s privileges after a federal license suspension.

Ucovil Holroyd Columbia Ed Horton Nabeel Hamden Smith Mathena PCH PHO Sheppard Yung Hie Koh

Prison site rejected over underground stream and fill issues

Gratton residents opposing a proposed prison at Big Vein strip mine helped drive state rejection due to an underground stream and poor fill. Supervisors meanwhile approved the 1995 96 budget totaling 55 898 931 with a 4 261 716 ending balance and honored Richlands High School girls softball for winning the VHSL AA State Championship.

Gratton Gratton and Friends Richlands High School

Operation Lifesaver Train Highlights Mountain Work Safety

Richardson discusses Pocahontas Division track conditions and long sight lines as coal trains pass slowly at 30 mph. He recalls a gasoline tanker collision near Four Ways in Tazewell that burned a pusher engineer, Vernon O. Nestor, for years. Hensley notes prized, safety focused positions and pride in railway work via McDowell County scenery.

Pocahontas Division Richardson Four Ways Tazewell Vernon O. Nestor Lifesaver McDowell County Tim Hensley West Virginia Operation Lifesaver Hensley

Train safety drive visits region with Operation Lifesaver

Officials and residents discuss grade crossing dangers as the Operation Lifesaver train tours the Pocahontas Division. They note near misses and stuck gates in Davy and Jaeger, stressing driver negligence as the main cause and detailing 1478 crossings regionwide.

Davy Kenneth Gentry Gentry Jaeger

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