Obituaries from Tazewell and surrounding towns
A list of obituaries for Donnie Gilley Douglas Harris Mrs Douglas Blair Lee Shirley Peak Nannie Catherine Buckland Freshman Riddle Martha Smith David Wallace Malcolm Yates Sr and others. services set at Peery St Clair Cravens Shires Singleton and local chapels with 11 am or 2 pm start times. burial plans at Maplewood Fairview Greenhills and Roselawn with multiple family references and pallbearers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie ‘Handyman’ Gilley
North Tazewell
Tazewell
Peery & St.Clair Funeral Home
Maplewood Cemetery
Douglas L. Harris
Bluefield
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
McConnell Funeral Home
Douglas Blair Lee
Cravens- Shires Funeral Home
Bluewell
Shirley M. Peak
Tallahassee
Fla
Nannie Catherine Buckland
Riddle
Totsie
Narrows
Riffe
Fairview Cemetery
Martha Louise Kidd Smith
Beverly W. Angles Sr
Earnest J. Bourne
Mercer Funeral Home
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Princeton
Austin Wade
Rink’ Butt Sr
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Minnie A. Cruey
Hurst-Scott
Richlands
Clinch Valley Memorial Cemetery
James R
Pops’ Lawrence Jr
Rowland H. Bailey
Bailey- Kirk
Wildwood
Trial date set in horse beating case in Mercer County
Kenneth Alan Roberts, 38, of Nemours Valley, facing a malicious wounding of an animal charge after a horse was found crushed and put down. A May 2 trial was scheduled in Mercer County Circuit Court but postponed due to the defense attorney’s health by Judge Derek Swope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Nemours
Mercer County
Kenneth Alan Roberts
Nemours Valley
Derek Swope
Roberts
Mercer County Prosecuting Attorney’s
Welfare welfare limit case heads to April hearing
West Virginia high court refused a temporary stay on the 60 month welfare limit in the WV WORKS program. The case argues the state failed to provide humane sustenance and adequate notice. DHHR counters that only 171 recipients were terminated from December 2001 to February 2002.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
Michelle Mensore
West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Larry Starcher
Mensore
Supreme Court
West Virginia
McDowell County
Harless
DHHR
Lawless
WV Works
Department of Health and Human Resources
Charles Owens
Cowens
Bottonline.com
Escapees captured as Welch area hunt ends
A jail break case ends as Dornton Knuckles and Morgan Williams are recaptured after escapes from the McDowell County Correctional Center. Welch police pursue leads daily and urge both men to surrender, with Morgan believed in West Virginia and Knuckles still in the area. Police say furlough mischaracterization prompted the escape and promise safe treatment upon return. Information can be reported to Welch Police Department at (304) 436-3112.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Welch
Chinsole
Gary
Lee
Knuckles
Ter
R.K. Bowman
Morgan
West Virginia
Bowman
McDowell County Correctional Center
Welch Police Department
Samantha Perry
Sperry
Bottonline
Arafat Cornered as Israeli Assault Enters Ramallah Block
International leaders urged restraint as Israeli tanks and troops encircle Yasser Arafat in Ramallah. The Palestinian leader, speaking to CNN and Al Jazeera, vowed to resist and warned of a broader fight against what he called a tyrannical occupation. The U.N. Security Council opened an emergency session amid the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Arafat
CNN
U.N
Kofi Annan
Hosni Mubarak
Rafik Hariri
Arab League
Amr Moussa
Muammar Gaddafi
al- Jazeera
Ariel Sharon
Abdullah
United States
Sharon
Washington
Powell
U.S
Anthony Zinni
Saeb Erekat
Erekat
Ranaan Gissin
New York
U.N. Security Council
Ramallah
Yasser Abed Rabbo
Daily Telegraph office notices and contact guidance
Publisher Executive Editor Advertising Direct Accountant Production Direct Hale The Retail Manager Circulation Director Corrections report errors call editor Daily Telegraph strives to avoid inaccuracies Corrections published promptly in sections A or B Member of ABAC AP WV Press Assn Copyright 2002 Daily Telegraph contents not disseminated without permission Payments for more than one month to business office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Telegraph
Mercer County Court Not Guilty and Guilty Verdicts Listed
Mercer County Circuit Court Judge John R. Frazier presided on March 26 2002 jury trials. Milty Croy was found not guilty of burglary and conspiracy. Shawn Cole was found guilty on possession with intent to deliver marijuana disorderly conduct and carrying a concealed deadly weapon. A motion for a new trial or sentencing was set for May 20 2002 at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County
John R. Frazier
Milty Croy
Bluefield
West Virginia
William J. Sadler
Phillip Scantlebury
Allen Street
Timothy Boggess
Elizabeth French
Mercer County Public Defender’s Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grundy
Flatwoods Church of Christ
Keen Ridge Road
Stateline Ridge No
Noah Stewart Cemetery
Stateline Ridge
Shortridge-Ramey Funeral Home
Malcolm Yates Sr
Cedar Bluff
Ravens Nest Branch
Buchanan County
John
Polly Jane Deel Yates
Harman Mining Co
U.M.W.A
Fanny Deel Yates
Billy Rayburn Yates
Dewey Yates
Auty Yates
Charlie Yates
Hafford Yates
Frenchman Yates
Ben Dates
Maggie Stiltner
Lois Boyd Yates
Bobby Gene Yates
Sue
Berlin Center
Ohio
Ferrie Yates
Delphine
Newton Fall
Johnny Yates
Etta
Malcolm Yates Jr
Keitha
Paul
Ann Mildred) Barnes
Midwest
Okla
Marvin
Shirley) Burwell
Navarre
Ives
Lillian) Rose
Bonnie Lou Browning
Vigo
Guam
Ervin Yates
Haysi
Jackie Yates
Andy Deel
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Ralph Clay Reed
Athens Road
Courthouse Road
Margaret Jewell Belton Whited
Dudley Memorial Chapel
A-1
The
Colin Powell
Baily Telegraph
Bluefield Avenue
P.O. Box
Gary Adkisson
Tom Colley
Terri Hale
Lhonda Watson
Henry Meade Irtment
Cheryl Knowles
Artment
Tim Booth
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Ave
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations, Associated Press
WV Press Assn
Princeton News Buri
Mail Daily
Mercer County Court
Shawn Cole
Randy Jennings
Randy
Rogers St
Electrolux Vevey Ea
Newberry Funeral Home
Bob Newberry
Jim Safewright
Bland & Surrounding
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield First Church of God and
Brushfork First Church of God
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