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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1982

Page

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Sage, 40, Princeton marksman with national awards

Herman Sage, once injured at 16 in a hunting accident, is now a top firearms instructor and range officer for the Princeton Police Department. The Princeton native has earned over 900 local, state, and national awards, ranked in West Virginia's Governor's 20, and placed fifth in the 1980 Olympic preliminaries. Sage rebuilds a Smith & Wesson revolver, once did pistolsmith work for FBI and Secret Service, and has set rapid-fire records with perfect scores. He shares a range with state trooper James Brogan as they pursue further competitive success.

Ward Morgan Daily Telegraph Princeton Herman Sage Sage Princeton Police Department West Virginia Tampa Fla Florida Smith & Wesson FBI Secret Service Treasury Department James Brogan Princeton Detachment

Reagan Told He Lacks Votes On Tax Cuts

Washington leaders told President Reagan he lacks the votes to advance the third phase of the 25 percent income tax cut. Baker and Michel warned against rushing changes that could widen the deficit and push up interest rates while examining possible defense cuts and a jobs program funded by gasoline tax increases.

Reagan Washington Senate Howard H. Baker House Robert H. Michel Michel White House Congress New Orleans Baker Drew Lewis Lewis Senate Budget Committee Pete Domenici R-N.m Tip O'Neill

Smokeout Affects Few Ashtrays Locally

Staff reports show the Great American Smokeout drew little local participation. Only Bluefield City Attorney John Feuchtenberger and Pocahontas supervisor Charles Gilmore said they joined for the day, while many officials admitted ongoing smoking or failed attempts to quit.

America American Cancer Society Bluefield John Feuchtenberger Feuchtenberger Dottie (Nelson ACS Pocahontas Charles Gilmore Tazewell County

Inside Princeton chamber director laid off

City chamber to eye Sunday closing law repeal. Highway funding concerns McGlothlin. Gilesman loves his football team. Coal money reported missing. Sports section highlights page 19 with football and local coverage.

Princeton Chamber City Chamber McGlothlin Coal Money Gilesman

Rockefeller Freezes Hiring and Cuts State Spending 3 Percent

Gov. Jay Rockefeller imposed an immediate 3 percent general revenue spending cut and a hiring and equipment freeze to offset faltering tax receipts. The measure aims to save about $20 million, with $550 million protected for county school aid, and requires agencies to submit revised 3 percent reduction plans by Monday. Morgantown officials call the move a stunning blow as WVU faces a $2.5 million cut.

Charleston W.va Jay Rockefeller Rockefeller Kefeller Herschel Ned” Rose Arnold Margolin State General Revenue Fund Margolin Rose General Revenue Fund General Revenue

Local trio receives Riley-West Post 9 Distinguished Citizenship Award

Three area men Albert S. Kemper Jr Dr James R Shanklin and Roland C Luther were honored at a Y Center banquet for contributions to Bluefield area. William L Kell city manager served as master of ceremonies highlighting Kempers extensive business law and civic leadership past presidentships and fraternal affiliations while Shanklin and Luther noted for medical and coal industry service respectively and board roles.

American Legion Y”’ Center Albert S. Kemper, Jr James R. Shanklin Roland C. Luther William L. Kell Ashland Bluefield Post Kemper Richardson, Kemper, Hancock & Davis Bluefield Supply Company Flat Top National Bank and Bailey Lumber Company Tierney Corporation Mohawk Land Company The Leatherwood Company Bluefield American Medical Association American Rheumatism Association Southern Medical Association Mercer County Medical Association Luther

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J.A Bivens McDowell County Board of Education Dan Boroff National Weather Service Bulletin Board Eee E Enn Renee Abby Turp Ecocc Dixon Poor Dr. Lamb Erie Mountain State Peewee Old Dominion Morgantown West Virginia University Ben Tuchi al Kemper Roland Luther Chuck Derenge Richard Wood H. Ken Lavender Robert Richardson William Kell Eddie Steele Wood Shanklin Richardson Steele
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