Deaths and Funerals in Bluefield Area
Obituary notices list Dora Blankenship 86 of Nemours and Robert Ratliff 52 of Tazewell among multiple local deaths. Various survivors and service details follow including locations in Welch Grundy and Princeton with burial sites at local cemeteries and funeral homes arranging services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora TF. Blankenship
Nemours
Bluefield
Drill
Jahile
Ibbie Lee Whitt
Welch
Daniel Christian
Alfred Blankenship
Alfred P. Blankenship Jr
Robert D. Blankens
Greenbrier
Panther
Sidney Collins
Lacy Justice
John R. Justice
Paris Lester
Ikes Fork
Fanning Funeral Home
Robert L
Buddy” Ratliff
Tazewell
Bristol, Tenn
Buchanan County
Olba Ratliffe
North Tazewell
Roy T. Ratliff
Bonnie Ramey Ratliff
Joey Ratliff
Jerome Clevinger
Mouthcard
Floyd
Christine) Cormwell
Manassas
Bud
Madelyn) Hamilton
Franklin
Ohio
Bert
Dorothy) Levert
Abingdon
Bernard Ratliff
Hamden
John W. Ratliff
Harold Ratliff
Grundy Funeral Home
Grundy
Paul McClanahan
Frank Newsome
Mountain Valley Memorial Park
Big Rock
Caudill
Dollie Elizabeth Rae
Rodriguez-Bluefield Funeral Home
Maple Hill
Smith
Moses J
Old
Ingleside Road
Princeton
Burns Wornal
Memorial Funeral Directory
Athens Road
Thomas Family
New Ingleside Road
Stevenson
Marvin E
Stadium Drive
Fall Mills
Dudley Memorial Chapel
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield-Tazewell Road
Local Billboard Personnel Conduct Editorial Leadership
Bluefield Daily Telegraph announces staff roles with Thomas A. Colley as executive editor Patsy P. Malamisura as operations manager Craig S. Faulkner as circulation director Linda M. Osborne as business manager and Carl H. Meade Jr. as press supervisor ensuring daily operations and production efficiency.
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Thomas A. Colley
Patsy P. Malamisura
Linda M. Osborne
Carl H. Meade Jr
Statewide grading system debated amid varying county policies
County authorities set own grading scales causing A grades to differ across counties. Mercer County reports an A as 95 to 100 while others use 90 to 100. Critics want a uniform standard though supporters back the 2.0 quality point requirement and view it as motivating. McDowell County aligns A 93–100, B 85–92, C 77–84, D 70–77, creating mobility concerns for students moving between counties and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Jack Martin
Mercer County
Martin
Pannett
Kenneth Roberts
McDowell County
Roberts
Mercer
West Virginia
Bluefield
Benny Brown
Reagan faulted in Ginsburg case
Washington AP report on Doug H. Ginsburg withdrawing from Supreme Court nomination, drawing criticism of President Reagan for a hasty choice. Senators Hatch Biden and Kropp weigh in, with Meese accepting some blame and Baker sharing responsibility. both Ginsburg and Bork remain on the D C Circuit.
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Washington
Douglas H. Ginsburg
Supreme Court
Reagan
Ginsburg
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Hatch
Senate
Education
William Bennett
Bill Bennett
Robert H. Bork
Arthur J. Kropp
The
American Way
Bork
Kropp
Senate Judiciary Committee
Joseph Biden
Fires Fanned by Dry Conditions Guard Fires Amid 250 Acre Loss
Mercer County forest crews fought multiple fires amid warm winds and dry roots that allow underground burning. About 100 volunteers aided daily with 35 on Saturday as 250 acres burned, costs estim ated at 100 to 500 per acre. Authorities urged caution after hunting accidents arson and negligence fueled blazes while a governor moratorium reduced fires by about 95 percent. Firefighters backed by communities, including women volunteers, battled the flames near Pidgeon Creek with some homes endangered. Smoke caused a deadly accident on the West Virginia Turnpike, and air quality in Charleston reached unhealthy levels.
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Mercer County Forest
J.K. Lilly
Lilly
Mercer County
Davis
Pidgeon Creek
West Virginia
Beckley
Kanawha Valley
Charleston
Yeager
State
Air Pollution Control Commission
Ginsburg withdraws nomination amid marijuana disclosure
Judge Ginsburg quits as Reagan nomination to the Supreme Court faces a withering clash over past marijuana use. Officials cite opposition from lawmakers and aides who warned the process was unwinnable. Reagan pledges a swift third candidate, with Anthony Kennedy among names. others, like Wilkins, discussed but downplayed.
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Ginsburg
Reagan
Robert H. Bork
Senate
White House
Supreme Court
Persian Gulf
Bork
Anthony M. Kennedy
California
William W. Wilkins
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Judiciary Committee
Wilkins
Congress
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Dora F. Blankenship
Buddy’ Ratliff
William Travis Prince
Willian Travis Prince
P.O. Box
Camp Creek
Fayetteville
Spanishburg
Samuel Edward
Alvertia Worrell Prince
Southern Coal Co
Brooklyn
UMWA
Gatewood Brethren Church
Bobby Gene Prince
Luda Christian Prince
Delmer Prince
Piney View
Elmer Duncan
Cranbury
N.J
Memorial Funeral
Roger Lilly
Emory Carl Davis
Pearisburg
Carl Davis Jr
Tammy Davis
Davis H. Blankenship Sr
Bland, Va
Paul Harden
Bland
Prayer Valley Light House
Crandon
Raymond Davis
Tom Kirk
Mechanicsburg
Newberry
Robert W. Riffe
Jera K Estates
Glenwood Addition
Memorial
Alzie Florence Raymore
Northfork
Welch Hospital
Claude Wayne Byrd
Blufield
Rodriguez- Pocahontas
Pocahontas
Hatfield
Amos
Gilbert
Mounts Funeral Home
Highland Memory Gardens
Godby Heights
Page
Basil H
Peteratown
Broyles Funeral Home
Bradley Cemetery
Lindside
Shumate
Henry Alexander
Oak Hill
Calvary Baptist Church
Hallidan Cemetery
Green Sulpher Springs
Stacy
Willard
Route 2
Haysi
Bluefield Baily Telegraph
Bluefield Ave
W.va
Princeton Bureau
Edwin M. Freaktey
E Jim Terry
Craig S. Faulkner
Melanie Arney
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
P. O
National Advertising Rep
London Associates
W.oatside
Sur
Inci Mail Rat
D&s Wr
Deik Toallais
D&s
Robert vi
William J. Bennett
Capitol Hill
William Bradford Reynolds
Civil Rights
Everlasting Monument Co
Birefield
Princeton Rd
Courthouse
Bluefield Monument Company
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