Notice of Trustees Sale Bluefield West Virginia
Trustees announce sale date June 1 1981 at 11 30 am at the front door of The Virginia to satisfy deeds of trust. Property in Bluefield Mercer County WV includes Lot 3 Section 3 Id Land Association now Lot 3 Section 312 and Lot 13 Section 312 with boundaries per deeds dated 1976 1978. Sale terms cash, taxes due, trustees may reject bids.
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Dogwood Open winner Ken Lacy takes ninth edition title
In Pipestem W V a Ken Lacy, a Mullens officer, closed a three day 54 hole event with 214, six ahead of Jeff Davis. Jeff Davis tied for third with Ira Lee, Joel Davis, and Tony Green after rounds of 73 73 74 72 72 76 72 78. Miyo Taka won the women's tournament with a 199 on nine hole course.
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Private Industry Council seeks proposals for 1981 82 funds WV
The Private Industry Council of West Virginia invites proposals for funds from DOA through September 30, 1982 under Title VII of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act. Eligible bidders include private for profit, private non profit, community groups, and government agencies. Proposals due by 5 00 p.m. June 1 1981 to the council in Charleston WV.
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VPI Captures Western Title
Virginia Tech clinched the state Division I western baseball title with an 11-5 win over James Madison as Brian Rupe and Andy Aldrich each had three hits and one RBI. Tech improved to 45-7 and will host Richmond in the state final Tuesday at 2 p.m. Franklin Stubbs contributed two singles and an RBI, with Joe Mitchell driving in two in the seventh.
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Settlement Seen Weeks Away in Coal Talks Amid Violence
Negotiators made progress on a soft coal contract after three days of bargaining but said a settlement may be weeks away. Jack Perry of UMW, District 17, reported a thorough exchange of views and no final agreement. Violence flared in Eastern fields as pickets were shot at in Kentucky and trucks attacked in Ohio, while Virginia troopers faced ball bearings. Talks focused on a five day work week, union scale for nonunion subcontractors, and royalties. UMW and BCOA discussions in Washington aim to avert a June work stoppage amid district elections.
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U S Steel Eyes Coal Terminal Sites in Bucks County and More
U S Steel Corp considers three export terminal sites for European coal, including Fairless Hills in lower Bucks County and locations in Mobile Alabama and Baton Rouge Louisiana. Thomas Marshall, head of natural resources, says a summer decision will follow. American coal exports to Europe totaled about 75 million tons in 1979.
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Hard Coal Talks Scheduled Today
Hazleton Pennsylvania AP reports the United Mine Workers District 25 executive board plans to meet Monday as a 10 day strike by 2 000 hard coal miners continues The board must decide whether to call another meeting of local union presidents to discuss a second counter proposal to anthracite mine operators William Savitsky the union chief negotiator said no talks are scheduled yet The first counter proposal sought a 60 percent salary increase and 200 percent vacation pay rise over three years but was rejected by operators who stuck with a final offer raising pay in UMW mines by one third over the contract’s life Miners who rejected that offer on April 30 now average 8 50 per hour Anthracite accounts for about 1 of US coal production Ninety six percent comes from northeastern Pennsylvania where about half the production has been halted by the UMW strike.
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Indications Of Strike Not Hard To Find In Kentucky Coalfields
In Drakesboro Kentucky residents report knock-on effects of a United Mine Workers strike. Businesses see donations for workers, while locals cope with layoffs, pension strain, and rising food stamp requests. Unemployment figures drop but do not reflect striking miners.
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