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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1990

Page

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Wood plant may reopen near Princeton Ohio

A California furniture maker Pacific Tambour plans to use the former Dominion Hardwoods building at Carper Industrial Park near the U S 460 and I 77 intersection as its east coast distribution site. First Community Bank confirms lease to Pacific Tambour and identifies Ron Windemuller as the contact, though terms and timing remain unavailable.

Princeton California Dominion Hardwoods Carper U.S. 460 Interstate 77 First Community Bank Dominion Hardwoods Inc Pacific Tambour San Diego Calif Bob Culler Ron Windemuller Windemuller

Pacific Tambour to Use Dominion site as East Coast hub

First Community Bank leased the Dominion Hardwoods facility to Pacific Tambour of San Diego California. The oak furniture producer plans to open as East Coast distribution hub and may create up to 250 jobs within 30 days though figures remain unconfirmed. Dominion Hardwoods closed in mid June last year.

First Community Bank Pacific Tambour San Diego Calif California Culler Dominion Hardwoods

McDivitt recalls filing for travel mileage on space trips

Former astronaut James A. McDivitt told space technologists at STATE COLLEGE he once claimed government travel expenses for meals and a government vehicle, noting the meals were furnished and the vehicle used during his Gemini IV command in 1965 and Apollo IX in 1969.

State College James A. McDivitt McDivitt

Weather forecast: mostly cloudy with showers chance

The National Weather Service predicts mostly cloudy skies with a 30 percent chance of showers. Highs in the low 80s. Tonight: Partly cloudy with lows in the low 60s.

National Weather Service

Bush vetoes parental leave plan in clash with Congress

President Bush vetoed a bill mandating up to three months unpaid parental or family illness leave, triggering a confrontation with Congress where GOP and Democratic backers support the measure. He argued against federal compulsion, saying it could hinder job creation while opponents blasted the veto as harming working families.

Washington Bush Congress Marge Roukema R-N.j House Ma Jointy Richard Gephardt D-Mo America

Questionable doctors roster issued by consumer group

Consumer advocates release a list of 6892 doctors disciplined by state or federal regulators. Public Citizen’s Dr Sidney Wolfe urges patients to question care and learn why. The report notes about one in 100 Americans may be treated by a “questionable” doctor, with West Virginia leading in physician discipline in 1987 at 8.6 per 1000.

Washington Sidney M. Wolfe Public Citizen Health Research Group West Virginia Medical Licensing Board

Airport chief quits at Princeton Mercer County Airport

Ted Farrington resigned as airport manager effective at close of business Friday for personal reasons. Authority chairman Ron Satterfield said a special meeting is set for Monday at 11 a.m. to accept the resignation, discuss interim plans, and elect a new treasurer. Farrington was on vacation and could not comment. His letter, dated June 22, was delivered Friday to all five authority members.

Princeton Mercer County Ted Farrington Airport Authority Ron Satterfield Farrington Satterfield Authority

SummerFest brings crowds to Princeton

Downtown Princeton bursts with activity as Summerfest '90 opens its three day run on Friday. Merchants greet crowds along Mercer Street while residents enjoy quilt displays, a money pit scavenger event with 104 seconds per contestant, and story telling at the library. Ginger Lohr wins the penny grab while participants vie for prizes from local merchants.

Princeton Mercer Street Frida General Auto Cindy McKinney Mercer County Chamber Princeton Public Library First National Bank Princeton Town Square Pat

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