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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1985

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Weekend Cloudy Highs In The Sixties

The forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions with highs in the low 60s today and a 40 percent chance of showers tonight with lows around 40s. Monday brings partly cloudy skies and more showers with highs in the mid 60s and lows near 50. A chance of rain continues into Tuesday and Wednesday.

Corte Leads Bluefield Chamber in New Direction

Mirto Corte, co-owner of Bakor Steel in Bluefield Virginia, becomes head of the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce aiming to apply his success to regional development. The piece also notes local attorney Norris Kantor and his wife’s Israel trip and touches on a Supreme Court ethics question about a lawyer’s witness stand.

Mirto Corte Bakor Steel Bluefield Greater Bluefield Norris Kantor Israel The Supreme Court

Reagan Arrives in Geneva for Summit Talks

President Reagan landed in Geneva ready for talks with Mikhail Gorbachev and urged a fresh start in U.S. Soviet relations. Aide called the Pentagon arms letter leak an attempt to derail the summit as the two leaders prepared for two days of discussions that won’t resolve deep differences.

Reagan arrives in Geneva as summit nears

President Reagan lands in Geneva to prepare for talks with Mikhail Gorbachev. He urges a genuine give and take on regional conflicts human rights and arms reductions but cautions that American Soviet differences run deep. He hopes to start progress despite two days of discussions.

Geneva Reagan Mikhail S. Gorbachev Gorbachev Kurt Furgler Boston University Furgler United States Switzerland Nancy Middle East

Phone company expands local calling between Matoaka and Princeton

The West Virginia Public Service Commission ordered General Telephone of the Southeast to provide local calling between Matoaka and Princeton in July 1984. The conversion to an all local network will occur by November 23, 1985, with rate increases for residence and business lines and new USS options for usage based charges.

Matoaka Princeton Rick Rotenberry General Telephone Southeast West Virginia Public Service Commission GTE Rotenberry Public Service Commission USS

Concord student killed after year long feud

David Andrew Charles Reid a 20 year old Concord College student was shot dead on campus in Athens. Mark Neuman 25 was arrested and held for arraignment in Mercer County circuit court. Reid died at Princeton Community Hospital after being shot twice in the head and once in the chest. A state police spokesman said the shooting stemmed from a feud dating back a year. Neuman was captured at the Twin Towers residence hall and awaits further proceedings.

Athens Concord College David Andrew Charles Reid Mark Neuman Reid Princeton Community Hospital Sue Frankenfield J.E. Ratliff Ratliff Mercer County Sheriff's Office Neuman Mercer County Frankenfield Charleston Twin Towers

Railroad move could bolster jobs in area

Norfolk Southern eliminated Southern Railway Appalachia Division at Andover, Virginia, and split its duties between Southern's Tennessee Division at Knoxville and Norfolk and Western's Pocahontas Division at Bluefield. President Harold H. Hall said the changes aim to improve efficiency, noting the Appalachia Division was the smallest. About 110 miles of mainline moved to the Tennessee Division, from Andover to Bulls Gap and to St. Charles. Pocahontas mainline gains 51.5 miles from Wentz to Andover and to Ramsey area, plus several branches: Derby, Roda, Pardee, Pine, Dorchester, Glamorgan, and Dixiana.

Norfolk Southern Southern Railway Appalachia Andover Southern Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn Norfolk and Western Railway Pocahontas Bluefield Harold H. Hall Hall Bulls Gap Tenn St. Charles Pocahontas Division Wentz Mile Post 229 Ramsey Derby Roda Pardee Pine Dorchester Glamorgan Dixiana

Downtown revitalization as a city future focus

In a four part series city managers Fred Burton and Art Mead and Jim Juhl respond to five questions on progress and economic development. They note unemployment and scarce opportunities but say Bluefield Bluefield and Princeton are on the road to a brighter future. The second set asks about strengths weaknesses grants and downtown revitalization.

Fred Burton Bluefield W.va Art Mead Jim Juhl Princeton Bluefields

City leaders discuss downtown Bluefield and Mercer Street plans

Burton touts revitalization of Bluefield downtown as vital to the city with strong investment and diverse uses. Juhl doubts Mercer Street redevelopment, favors cleaning and upgrading for office use. Mead likens downtown to a living room, stressing function and welcome.

Princeton Stafford Drive Mercer Street

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