Obituary for Susan Lee Ruble York of Princeton and St. Petersburg
Susan Lee Ruble York 47 of St. Petersburg formerly Princeton died suddenly Sept 27 2002 at St Anthony's Hospital Florida after a brain aneurysm. Born Jan 12 1955 in Bluefield she was the daughter of Norma L Mason Ruble and the late Robert C Ruble. Funeral 1 PM Wednesday Burns Wornal Princeton with entombment in Wildwood Mausoleum Roselawn. Pallbearers listed. Survivors include Norma Ruble Jamie York David Ruble Carole Fairfield.
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Fla
Susan Lee Ruble York
Princeton
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Florida
Bluefield
Norma L. Mason Ruble
Elmore Addition
Robert C. ‘Bob’ Ruble
Princeton High School
Susan
Dermatec Corporation
Tampa
PFC
Jamie York
U.S. Army
Watertown
N.Y
Khayman York
David C. Ruble
Rebecca
Carole L. Fairfield
Bonita Springs
Memorial
Athens Road
Ray Lamb
Wildwood
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Courthouse Road
Mark
Michael
Jeff Rachel
Stephen
Christopher Criner
Mark Brown
Talks test Saddam pledge to cooperate in Vienna
U N weapons inspectors opened talks with Iraqis on the logistics of returning to Baghdad to assess nuclear biological and chemical programs. They demand unfettered access including Saddam Hussein palaces as part of broader inspection regime.
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Washington
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International Atomic Energy Agency
Amir al Sadi
United Nations
Kofi Annan
United States
Security Council
Taha Yassin Ramadan
Alternate Bridge Day routes add 60 miles for travelers
AYETTEVILLE AP Vehicles barred from crossing the New River Gorge Bridge for Bridge Day will force drivers to add about 60 miles via alternate routes. State DOT spokesman Bill Bissett said the one day yearly event justifies the closure of a four lane highway and Bridge Day will proceed. The bridge spans 876 feet, is the world s longest and second tallest single arch, and Bridge Day typically attracts over 175 000 visitors. In prior years northbound Route 19 lanes were closed to allow pedestrians to cross and for parachutists and rappelers to leap from the structure.
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New River Gorge Bridge
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State Department of Transportation
New River
Jury in Pocahontas slayings nears verdict in auto alcohol case
The church member charged in the April 16, 1989 shotgun killings of Robert Davis, Una Mae Davis, and Robert Hopewell Jr. faced continued deliberations as jurors requested testimony from witnesses and debated a possible Allen charge. Judge Jones planned a modified instruction if needed, delaying final verdict to the next session.
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Sherry Howell
Danny Lambert
Church
Ing
James C. Turk Jr
U.S
Anthony P Giorno
Allen
Bill Archer
Barcher
Bottonline
Falls case sent felony burglary to grand jury
Grayson County prosecutors plan to present the felony breaking and entering charge against Larry Falls to the grand jury on October 8. Special prosecutor J B Bolt said he has no information on an appeal of the prior conviction. Falls received a three month suspended sentence and was ordered to avoid contact with his wife for three years. Witnesses testified that Falls forced entry into Margie Dowdy’s home on July 11 where his wife was staying after a prior separation. Dowdy and Margaret Falls testified to assaults during the confrontation.
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Wealth
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Bolt
Falls
Margie Dowdy
Dowdy
Margaret Falls
Larry Falls
Associated Press
Bear market projections and retirement fund impacts discussed
In remarks to the Bluefield Rotary Club, analysts and professors describe a prolonged bear market since March 2000 with uncertainty over Iraq. They note few corporate expenses, possible rallies in January or December, and that retirement portfolios like TIAA have buffered some professors. Hospital CEOs report doctors delaying retirements due to portfolio losses.
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Burgher
Bluefield
Princeton
Uninsured costs burden area hospitals and patients
BRMC reports 7,799 self pay accounts costing 5.7 million in 2002 while PCH faces 4.4 million in non paying patient costs. Deborah Griffith notes monthly 39 inpatients and 613 outpatients without insurance, many recurring. Several residents describe stress from lack of coverage amid national trends showing 62.6 percent employment based coverage in 2001.
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Lynn Whittaker
Bluefield Regional Center
Whittaker
BRMC
Princeton Community Hospital
Deborah Griffith
Robert Mills
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