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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1978

Page

8

Pope Paul VI Commemorates Pius IX Centenary Mass

Sal & 14 guys. Pope Paul VI leads a mass in Vatican City marking the centenary of Pius IX death. About 10,000 in attendance as the pope cites Pius IX actions like the Immaculate Conception dogma and the First Vatican Council amid recent theological criticisms. In Newark, NJ, billiards star Willie Mosconi is challenged for a $25,000 match by Paul Brienza of Morris Town, per Brienza’s telegram to Mosconi.

Vatican City Paul VI Pius IX Newark, NJ Willie Mosconi New Jersey Paul Brienza Morristown Mosconi

Niece of Jack Benny's heir sues over deprogramming claim

Jessica Marks 26 files a 1 million damage suit in Portland alleging forced confinement and deprogramming to pressure her from Scientology. The suit lists 13 defendants including Salem lawyer Peter Rudie. Rudie denies detaining her. In London, David Duke says the Ku Klux Klan is moving in Britain with planned speaking trips and past speeches at Sussex University.

Portland Ore Jack Benny Church of Scientology Jessica Marks Charles Paulson Beaverton Salem, Ore Peter Rudie London David Duke United States Britain Duke Sussex University League of St. George

Legal Notice for Revegetation Proposals in Mercer County

Legal notice invites bids for revegetation on approximately four acres of surface mined land located about two miles north of Beleyva in Mercer County. Proposals accepted until 7 66 pm March 1 1978 with review March 10 at 10 am. Details from the Division of Mined Land Reclamation, West Virginia. Notary public sworn statement included.

Beleyva Tesewett County Moned Land Reclamation VU Sq State Gap Ganaeia Lee Brenan

Public Service Commission considers new rates for General Telephone

The West Virginia Public Service Commission reviews an application by General Telephone Company of the Southeast to add four new services and set charges for FM receivers effective April 10. Protesters must file reasons by May 6 with the Secretary of the Public Service Commission in Charleston.

Telephone Service Commission approves program in West Virginia

On the March 1976 expiry date, General Teeprane Company of the Southeast and the Pye Service Commission of West Virginia propose a service offering to connect customer owned jacks via standard company apparatus. The plan includes a termination date of January 10, 1978 for rates and charges, with future reviews and protests to be directed to the Secretary of the Public Service Commission of West Virginia at Charleston.

Wonies Secomene General Telephone Company Southeas Dubie Utility West Ting Protess Pupre West Vorume Crarieston West Virgin General Teeprane Company Southess West Virginia Hey Systems

Lecture on Mountain Culture at Bluefield State College

David Liden of Bethany College will discuss The Ecology of Mountain Culture at Bluefield State College on Thursday March 9 with talks at 2 30 and 7 p m in Hebert Art Gallery Lounge. The program is part of the Mountain Issues Forum funded by the Committee for Humanities and Public in West Virginia to spur humanities led discussions on public policy for West Virginians.

David Liden Bethany College Bluefield State College Liden Hebert Committee For Humanities and Public In West Virginia West

Chamber luncheon to launch Office of Minority Business Enterprise

The Princeton Mercer County Chamber of Commerce and partners announce a Mar 14 luncheon at the Holiday Inn in Princeton to introduce the Office of Minority Business Enterprise. Reservations at 487-1502 before Mar 10. OMBE is in West Virginia Governor's Office to boost minority business awareness and ownership statewide.

Princeton Mercer County Charleston State Capitol OMBE

Radio Classes Offered By Local Amateur Radio Club

The East River Amateur Radio Club will host a 106 week novice license course at Bluefield State College in Dickenson Hall Room 113. Classes run next Thursday from 7 to 9 pm with no charge and $9 book cost. Contact Lloyd Howe or Bill Fisher after 6 pm to enroll.

The East River Amateur Radio Club Dickenson Hall Bluefield State College Federal Communication Commission Lloyd Howe Bill Fisher

Glider Pilots to Meet in Myrtle Beach Reunion

World War II glider pilots will gather March 31 to April 2 at St. Johns Inn Myrtle Beach hosted by Wing 1 of the National Glider Pilots Association. Any glider pilot rated 1026 or higher is welcome. keynote speaker Dr. Fred R. DeJarnette NC State will discuss the space shuttle program.

St. John’s Inn Myrtle Beach S. C Wing 1 National Glider Pilots Association Fred R. DeJarnette North Carolina State University DeJarnette

Jones Chapel Church to Hold Friday Service with Rev Reynolds

Special services at Jones Chapel Church Freeman Friday at 7 p.m. feature Rev Lemuel Reynolds as guest. Music by Thomas Bolding and his singers Rosalyn Foulks and the church choir.

Jones Chapel Church Jones Chapel Freeman Lemuel Reynolds Thomas Bolding Rosalyn Foulks

Virginia Finance Panel Drops Reserve Funds in Budget Shuffle

The Virginia Senate Finance Committee voted to strip a 9.1 billion state budget of its 25 million contingency reserve and to use part of it to repay 35 million borrowed from the highway fund. The move sets up a clash with the House over emergency money, while delaying full repayment until the end of the two year budget period. The panel also eyed expanding tax relief for low income Virginians, shifting funds to projects and raises, with final action likely by Wednesday as the 60 day session nears its close.

Richmond Virginia Senate Finance Committee Healthy Highway Senate House of Delegates House Mills Godwin Virginia Eric Solomon D-Bath Tidewater Community College Southeast Asia Elkinton Sen. Susman Susman Greenbrier Kanawha State Forest

Giles Personal News From Bluefield to Beckley

Mr and Mrs Richard DeBusk returned to Ripplemead after visiting his sister in Birmingham Alabama. Mrs R F DeBusk joined them coming home from Miami Florida. Mrs Rick Pruett of Chesapeake Virginia visited her parents in Narrows. Mr and Mrs Scott Morgan and son Bryan of Winston Salem North Carolina spent the weekend with his parents in Pearisburg. Mrs Josie Chambers of Rich Creek is a Raleigh General Hospital patient in Beckley for a broken hip.

Richard DeBusk Ripplemead Harry Wheeler Wheeler Birmingham Ala R. F. DeBusk Miami Fla Wheelers Rick Pruett Chesapeake S. J. Wheeler Narrows Scott Morgan Bryan Winston- Salem N.C William J. Morgan June Morgan Pearisburg Josie Chambers Rich Creek Raleigh General Hospital Beckley

Giles County Home Club meeting and hospital board selections

Giles County Mount View Extension Homemakers Club met on Curve Road with pledges, devotions, and a program on widowhood led by Judy Burtner. The Giles Memorial Hospital Board named candidates to fill 1977 vacancies and discussed attendance rules and ICU expansion as Administrator Robert Smith reported on the $1.2 million expansion and a February final application.

Garnet Matin Curve Road Mountain View Extension Homemakers Club Thelma Booth Hazel Wood Mabel Martin Judy Burtner Giles County Home Extension Burtner Betty Bales Nancy Martin Mary D. McDonald Bales Board of Trustees Giles Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees C. Calilung J. L. Dillon Fred Hackney J. S. Higgins M. C. Newton, Sr J. D. Lucas B. A. Skeens L. C. Tickle W. D. Trout E. Gordon King Harold Chafin Robert Whitehead Robert Smith Farmers Home Administration

Susannah Wesley Group Meeting at Narrows First United

Mrs Richard Charlton hosted the February Susannah Wesley Group of the First United Methodist Church in Narrows. The program featured Call to Prayer and Self Denial Be Thou My Vision directed by Mrs Ralph Ott and Miss Marlea Mae Ott. An offering and pledge service were conducted, with a foster child collection and yearly hostess assignments. Glorena Rader to host in March.

Susannah Wesley Richard Charlton First United Methodist Church Narrows Ralph Ott Marlea Mae Ott Claudine Campbell Virginia Zell Glorena Rader

Midway Raritan Club Hosts February Meeting

District Governor Olaf Howard and Zone Governor Emmett Brits attended the February Midway Raritan Club, with a member wives meal and a brief business session presided by Dean Reed. Talks were given by Mr. Howard and Mrs. Britts.

Midway Raritan Club Olaf Howard Emmett Brits Dean Reed Howard Britts

Peterstown Council Discusses Flood Insurance and Safety Plans

The Peterstown Town Council met in the town office with Mayor Osby Harvey and others. They discussed flood damages and that flood insurance is available through federal qualification. A bicycle safety program by AAA in Bluefield was set for May 6 at 1 p.m. at the library. May was designated Clean-Up Month with garbage pickup to be scheduled. New election ordinances were read. adoption motions passed unanimously.

Peterstown Osby Harvey Ann Harless Paul Jones Cecil Ramsey Betty Claytor Ed Wiley Nancy Dalton Harvey Harold Pack AAA Bluefield Humphreys Trash Disposal

Lodge To Meet Independent Order of St Luke in Bluefield

The Independent Order of St Luke Lodge meets this evening at 7 30 at the First AME Zion Church Bluefield all members are urged to attend.

Independent Order of St. Luke Lodge Bluefield

Peterstown Quilt Show Winners Named at Public Library

Mrs Anna Hall won Best of Show and quilting batting prize at the Peterstown Public Library quilt show. Blue ribbon went to Mrs Margie Broyles, red to Mrs Mildred Martin, and two white ribbons to Mrs Allyne Chinault and Mrs Virginia Fleshman, all of Peterstown. Mrs Glenna Harvey announced winners and noted a March ceramics display. artisans may add works. Contact Mrs Harvey or the library for details.

Anna Hall Peterstown Peterstown Public Library Margie Broyles Mildred Martin Bozoo Allyne Chinault Virginia Fleshman Glenna Harvey

Fire destroys house trailer near Pisgah Road

Firefighters from East River Volunteer Fire Department battled a trailer fire at Pisgah Road Sunday at about 3:15 AM. The fully occupied trailer was destroyed and occupants escaped unharmed. Firefighters, three engines and 15 personnel, worked for about an hour. Electrical power was cut quickly, fueling speculation of an electrical short as the cause.

East River D Pisgah Road

State Senators May Vote On Glades Mining Bill This Week

West Virginia senators may decide this week whether to outlaw mining in Cranberry Glades a scenic area at Monongahela National Forest border in Nicholas and Pocahontas counties. The House approved 87 to 10. environmental groups urge action while opponents cite coal needs and access.

Charleston W.va West Virginia Cranberry Glades East Senate Senate Industry, Energy and Mining Committee Alan Susman D-Beckley House of Delegates House Cranberry Monongahela National Forest Nicholas Pocahontas Senate Natural Resources Committee Carl Gainer D Richwood Sen. Gainer Linda Elkinton Morgantown West Virginia Highlands Conservancy Elkinton Gainer

Status of Legislation in the Legislature

A summary of bills and actions across major policy areas. Anti trust law passed by House. branch banking in committee. budget approved by both chambers with conference. constitutional amendments on levy and bond on November ballot. lottery amendment approved by House. Numerous items in process or inactive calendars including judicial budget control, election law revisions, and sunset law.

Charleston W.va House Senate Senate Judiciary Committee House Health and Welfare Committee Senate Labor Committee

Kite Flyers Get Safety Tips From Appalachian Power

Appalachian Power Company offers safety tips for kite flyers stressing nonconductive materials wood and paper in kits dry string no rain days away from power lines antennas and busy streets. The advice also applies to model airplanes and cautions against pulling snagged kites from power lines.

Appalachian Power Company Appalachian

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