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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1972

Page

2

Autonomy Debate Dominates UMW Presidential Race

Miners for Democracy contend district autonomy clashes with Boyle led union misrule. Arnold Miller argues for democracy while James Leeber defends district autonomy and officer selection. Campaigning includes Pineville rally and contested convention voting amid claims of strong-arm tactics.

Caroline Lawrence United Mine Workers Miners For Democracy W. A Tony’’ Boyle UMW James Leeber Boyle Arnold Miller MFD Bluefield Daily Telegraph West Virginia Labor Department Leeber Yablonski Resolution Miller Senate Pass Joseph Yablonski Kentucky Pineville George Titler John Cassidy Uniontown District 4 Bobtown Steve Kochis Burnwell Jack Keene

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Masthead and Info

Bluefield Daily Telegraph established 1893 prints news from Bluefield West Virginia. Advertisement and circulation details list addresses rates zones and Associate Press affiliation for credited dispatches.

Daily Telegraph Printing Co Bland Street Bluefield Associated Press

Nixon Proposes Profit Rules for Wholesalers and Retailers

Nixon outlines plan to apply price controls to wholesalers and retailers, aligning profit margins with processors. Produce and certain produce counter items like eggs and vegetables fall under controls, while raw seafood is covered for first time. Live animals and farmed produce remain exempt from new limits.

The Price Commission

State Workers Get Extra Holiday

Gov Arch Moore orders July 3 1972 a holiday for all state employees in West Virginia. State liquor stores will stay open Monday but close for Independence Day.

Charleston W.va Arch A. Moore Jr State Department Moore West Virginia Alcohol Beverage Control Commission

Laymen To Meet In Ada Methodist Church

Bluefield district laymen meet Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Ada United Methodist Church Route 12 Bluefield. Laymen will lead devotions and the sermon with special singing by local singers. Public invited.

Bluefield District Ada United Methodist Church Route 12 Bluefield

Reading Is Fundamental Club Holds Summer Party

A Bluefield Reading Is Fundamental summer program hosts a 10 a.m. to noon party at the Multi purpose center 209 Henry Street. Children present a short program for visiting parents and display paintings flower arrangements and other crafts.

Bluefield Reading Is Fundamental Henry St

Song of Songs Known by Old Testament Aliases

Notes explain that Song of Songs and Canticles are alternative names for the biblical book Song of Solomon in the Old Testament.

Solomon

Ernest M. Murray 67 Former Pocahontas motorman dies

Ernest M. Murray of Alexandria Va formerly of Boissevain Va died after brief illness in a Fairfax hospital. He was a retired Pocahontas Fuel Co motorman and United Mine Workers member. Surviving widow Lucille Murray son Ernest Murray Jr daughter Carolyn Cox sister Lucy French two grandchildren. Funeral at Boissevain Baptist Church Saturday at 1 pm with burial at Woodlawn Memorial Park Bluewell. Pallbearers listed. Friends may call Rodriguez Pocahontas Union FH today 5 to 9 pm.

Ernest M. Murray Alexandria Boissevain Fairfax Ernest M. Murray Jr David Carolyn) Cox Woodbridge Lucy French Boissevain Baptist Church Ted R. Cook Woodlawn Memorial Park Cemetery Bluewell Tom McKavish Paul Groseclose Gene French John Forester Sherman Kirk Sherman Phipps Baptist Rodriguez-Pocahontas Union Pocahontas

Reynolds Tase Reynolds 65 Cedar Bluff Va dies of natural causes

Tase Reynolds aged 65 of Route 2 Cedar Bluff Virginia died Thursday morning in Richlands from natural causes. He was husband of Daisy Harman Reynolds and father of Joan Webb and Carol Davis with three grandchildren. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Peery and St. Clair Funeral Chapel Tazewell with burial in Maplewood Cemetery. The funeral home will be open today after 4 p.m.

Tase Reynolds Rt. 2 Cedar Bluff Richlands Andrew Melissa Kiser Reynolds Daisy Harman Reynolds Bob Joan) Webb Fort Pierce Fla Ralph Carol) Davis Peery and St. Clair Funeral Chapel Tazewell Charles F. Mundy Maplewood Cemetery

Obituaries for Grace King Young Beatrice Maude Obrson and Joe Albert

Grace King Young 73 of Crumpler funeral today at Crumpler United Methodist Church with Rev Charles Wilfong Jr and Rev Frank Blevins officiating Burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens Bluefield Princeton Road Pallbearers named Bennett-Fanning Funeral Home Northfork in charge Beatrice Maude Obrson 82 Rt 2 Bluefield funeral today 10 at Cravens Shires Bluewell burial Cedar Lawn Memorial Gardens Salem Va graveside rites at 1 p m Joe Albert 84 Welch funeral today 10 at Fanning Funeral Home Welch with Father Seamus MacGuire Norwood Cemetery Kimball

Oberson Beatrice Maude Rt. 2 Bluefield Cravens-Shires Bluewell Albert Joe Welch Fanning Funeral Home Seamus MacGuire Norwood Cemetery Kimball

Corridor Q project approved for environmental study

Acquisition Gov Arch Moore announced Appalachian Corridor Q study approval by the Federal Highway Administration. The plan links Bluefield with I-77, adds design speeds of 60 mph, and features partially controlled access with limited right of way, per State Department of Highway officials.

Arch Moore Bluefield John Russell State Department of Highway Federal Highway Administration

Limits on Representations in Orthodox Islamic Art

The Koran forbids depicting humans and animals, so orthodox Islamic art seldom represents living beings.

Rites Set For Wreck Victim

Funeral services for John William Castle 21 of Abbs Valley Va will be held at 3 p m Saturday at Abbs Valley Baptist Church with Dr Ted Cook and Rev Faye Snider officiating Burial will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery Bluewell He was born in Welch a son of William and Reatha Hileman Castle and a graduate of Pocahontas High School and Southwest Virginia Community College He worked as a salesman for Andy Clark Ford He is survived by his wife Pamela Jones Castle sister Cathy Cregger two grandmothers and other relatives Pallbearers names are listed and church choir members will carry flowers Friends may call at Shumate Newman Chapel Pocahontas and at the church before the service.

John William Castle North Tazewell Abbs Valley Baptist Church Abbs Valley Ted Cook Faye Snider Woodlawn Bluewell Welch William and Reatha Hileman Castle Pocahontas, Va Southwest Virginia Community College Richlands Va Andy Clark Ford Pamela Jones Castle John Cathy) Cregger Bluefield Lillie Castle Maggie Hileman

McNally brothers tied to skyjacking case investigated

Police investigated possible involvement of other people as three McNally brothers Martin Patrick and Jay are named. Ransom money and a submachine gun were found near Peru along with a snub nosed revolver in a highway ditch. Martin McNally an unemployed attendant appeared before a U S magistrate with a July 11 removal hearing and a bond of 100000 set. FBI to consider transfer to St Louis once grand jury decisions loom. Chief Blair noted a man identified as Patrick McNally was questioned after being found near the scene but not arrested. A Detroit flight may be planned.

McNary Martin Patrick Jay Peru Patrick McNally Blair FBI Detroit McNally Roland J. McNally Roland McNally Martin McNally U.S St. Louis John Feikens Wayne County Justice Department

Court rules Brewster can be prosecuted for bribe charge

In a 6 to 3 decision the high court allows former U S Senator Daniel Brewster to face prosecution over alleged bribery tied to post office legislation. A separate 6 to 3 ruling lets the Justice Department bar alien visa applicants preaching anarchist or Marxist doctrines as well. The death penalty decision stems from a fractured 1970 72 term with five justices diverging on the Eighth Amendment. Current death row totals show 598 inmates in 31 states and D C, with 517 murder cases, 79 rapes, and four armed robberies.

U.S Daniel Brewster States District of Columbia

Tunnel Opening Highlighted By Dignitaries And Speculation

Dignitaries gathered as the East River Mountain Tunnel opening celebrations proceeded after a heavy downpour. Governor Arch Moore missed the event due to an emergency. WV officials and contractors from Langenfelder Ray mond attended. Talks of project costs and turnpike upgrades accompanied the ceremony.

Federal officials hail miracle of Interstate Highways

At the celebration officials from the Federal Bureau of Roads praised the interstate system as a shining example of national progress and mobility, highlighting its impact on commerce and regional connectivity.

Federal Bureau of Roads

Tazewell Supervisors Set Landfill Hearing

The Tazewell County Board of Supervisors set a public hearing for July 6 at 9 a.m. in the courthouse on the proposed landfill near Lyn Hollow Road Angles Hollow residents fear water pollution. Health officials and Thompson and Litton consultants will attend along with neighbors.

Tazewell County Board of Supervisors Angles Hollow Thompson and Litton Wise Virginia Rt Lyn Hollow

Beckley Mayor McCulloch Heads Region I Development Council

The Region I Planning and Development Council elected Beckley Mayor John H. McCulloch as permanent chairman and Don Anello of Bramwell as vice chairman. The body, including officials from Mercer, McDowell, Raleigh, Monroe, Wyoming and Summers counties, plans regional development and welfare. The meeting set bylaws, annual meeting for June 1973, and quarterly meetings for January, April, July and October. The council discussed funding and location for the regional office, with Beckley City Hall favored for the first quarter and Princeton noted for central placement.

Region I Planning and Development Council Princeton John H. McCulloch Beckley Don Anello Bramwell Mercer McDowell Raleigh Monroe Wyoming Summers McCulloch Anello Mercer County West Virginia Arch A. Moore Office of Federal State Relations David Pack Liasson Beckley City Hall McCullough

Wade to Speak at Bethel AME Sunday Service

Former Union Baptist Church pastor H L Wade will give the 11 a m sermon at Bethel AME Church. Bethel senior choir and guest soloist Robert H Thompson will provide music under F O Hester. E P Coleton will introduce the speaker.

H. L. Wade Union Baptist Church Bluefield Bethel Ame Church Bethel F. O. Hester Robert H. Thompson E. P. Coleton

Heart Weighs About Eleven Ounces in Men and Nine in Women

A medical note states that a man's heart weighs approximately 11 ounces while a woman's heart weighs about 9 ounces, illustrating typical gender differences in heart size.

Big Walker Mountain Tunnel to draw summer tourists

The Big Walker Mountain Tunnel is set to be a major summer tourist draw alongside the I-77 project through Rocky Gap and over Brushy Mountain, highlighting the area’s notable roadwork and scenic approach.

Big Walker Mountain Rocky Gap Brushy Mountain

Oldest Festival Features 1914 Road Grading Leader

Charlie Rudder 88 Bluefield realtor helped organize the Great Lakes to Fla Highway Assn and led earlier efforts to grade the East River Mountain road in 1914. Jim Williams coordinated a special edition for the event as about 14 men prepare to staff the Big Walker Mountain Tunnel control rooms and support systems. Arthur Kingdon Roanoke and Rudder's long service anchor a revival of good roads advocacy across Bluefield and Roanoke communities.

Charlie Rudder Bluefield Great Lakes Fla East River Mountain Bernard McClaugherty D. M. Easley Bill Warlick D. E. French J. B. Kirk J. R. Tuggle Mr. Rudder Bland Big Walker Mountain Tunnel Roanoke Arthur F. Kingdon Florida Highway Association

Toddler Hurt In Princeton Wreck

A three car crash on Thorn Street in Princeton left a two year old passenger with a forehead bump and Melissa Spangler treated and released. Larry D Spangler 25 and Vickie L Smith 25 were involved. Roger Lee Muncy 24 was charged with failure to keep his vehicle under control.

Princeton Thorn Street Princeton Community Hospital Melissa Spangler Larry D. Spangler Spangler Vickie L. Smith Rt. 4 Roger Lee Muncy Rt. 2 Smith Crowley Fralick Darrell Belcher Muncy

Nixon defends peace talks and war policy in address

President Nixon outlines progress in troop withdrawals casualties and spending, defending mining and bombing as leverage. He urges renewed Paris negotiations and says South Vietnam can handle air warfare, while noting a need for arms control and possible higher nuclear spending without the ABM pact.

U.S Nixon Saigon United States of America Paris United States Thastens North Vietnam Vietnam John Lavelle Pentagon Moscow Congress Russia

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Audit Bureau of Circulation Mathews Shannon & Cullen Telephone Organ Service Factory Technican Baldwin, Hammond and Wurlitzer Organs Lowman Piano CO Bluefield, W.va RIF East End Grocery Virginia Ave Virginia H. Edward Steele Florida William Ritchie Wytheville Dublin Wytheville-Marion Langenfelder-Raymond George Langenfelder C. J. Langenfelder & Son Baltimore William Casey Raymond International New York Langenfelder U. S. Steel Gary Bucky Harris George McIntyre Space Center Eugene Murphy Washington, D. C Sue Moss Moss Ben Susman Susman Joe Lowe Lowe Tazewell County Development Corporation Development Council Wade Hickmans Rexall Pharmacy ADJ Appalachian Power Jack Lloyd Jim Williams Road Association Southwest Virginia Enterprise East River Mountain Tunnel Marvin Munsey James P Headley Mercer. Funeral Home OF Bluefield, Inc
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