Multiple Obituaries From Daily Telegraph
Obituaries and funeral notices run for Mrs. Lester E. Tanner of Princeton and other locals. Names include Dennie Niswander, James Litz, Mrs. Luther Whited, William Stevenson, William Arthur Smith Jr., Clayton P. Farmer, Kelia Choate, and William Robinson with details on births, deaths, survivors, service times, and burial plans across Princeton Bluefield Richlands and surrounding areas.
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Luther Whited
Luther
Daisy Plaster) Whited
Swords Creek
Richlands
Pine Creek Pole Church
Clyde Richardson
Kyle Brown
Ralph Bostic
Harley Dye
Russell County
Clinton
Elizabeth McGlothlin Plaster
Pine Creek
Polo Church
Parley
Henry Plaster
Jimmy
Casfie) West
Glen
Greta) Owens
Ned
Judy
Midland
Larry
Susie) Flanner
Doyle Whited
Shelby
Ohio
Roland Whited
Larry Whited
Ronnie Whited
Clyde
Mahala) Boyd Richardson
Jennings Plaster
Raven
Jimmy Boyd
Bobby Boyd
Carl Newberry
Harold Newberry
Daniel
Butch) Farley
Gene Dye
Gaines Plaster
Charles Plaster
James West
John Dye
James H. McVey
Dexter Dye
Bobby Dean Dye
Clarence Whited
Hurst- Scott Funeral Home
William Stevenson
Whitewood
Long Beach
Cal
Mattie Stevenson
Homer Stevenson
Chicago
Ill
Charles Stevenson
Andover
William Stevenson, Jr
Cobern Stevenson
Denver
Colo
Riddle Stevenson
Downey
John
Bonnie) Click
Bradshaw
Richard
Nancy) Warrenfeltz
Ind
Memory Gardens
Rensselaer
American Cancer Society
Exhumation Debate Highlights Oswald Standstill
An appeals court affirmed Mrs. Porter as Oswald’s closest survivor with the right to decide on exhuming the body amid siting disputes. Robert Oswald declined comment from his Wichita Falls home as authorities outline barriers to the decision. The note includes a broader account of Lee Harvey Oswald’s wartime and personal history and mentions assassination theory speculation. Several funeral notices follow for residents of Bluefield Princeton and Pocahontas with services in multiple churches and cemeteries, led by local pastors and funeral homes.
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Collins
Robert Oswald
Marina
Porter
Oswald
Wichita Falls
Lee Harvey Oswald
Soviet Union
U.S. Marine Corps
United States
Bluefield
Dudley Memorial
David Platt
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield- Tazewell Road
Proffitt
Johnnie J.A
Mercer Funeral Home
B.G. Bowersox
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell
Thatcher hints reforms possible after hunger strike ends
Prime Minister Thatcher signaled potential reforms for all prisoners once the seven month hunger strike concludes. Lord Prior indicated Britain will treat IRA and Protestant para-militaries alike, though details remain undecided. Sinn Fein vowed the struggle would continue and criticized Catholic Church influence on nationalist families. Surviving strikers were reported in satisfactory condition.
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Margaret Thatcher
Prior
Britain
IRA
Irish National Liberation Army
Sinn Fein
Aiden MacAlteer
Northern Ireland Office
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Masthead and address listing
TheBluefield Daily Telegraph masthead announces publication details including location at 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia 24701 and Associated Press affiliation with news dispatch credit. It lists subscription rates and delivery terms in West Virginia and mentions advertising representation and post office box contact.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Press
W.va
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Lend
P.O
Landon Associates
UMW Leader Urges Higher Coal Royalty Funding
The UMW leader states that coal operators should raise tonnage royalties to fund the safety plan. He argues coal companies must contribute more to the fund and criticizes proposed cuts to federal Mine Safety and Health Administration inspections, warning of a possible rise in fatalities if inspections fall.
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Church
Federal
Ex nun lives in junkyard in a Duster case
Lillian Kral known as Sister Elzear, first Franciscan dismissed against her will, camps in a junkyard with a non running Plymouth Duster since 1980 after eviction from a Winona convent. She appeals canon law ruling, faces district court cases, and funds meals by recycling cans.
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Winona
Minn
Minnesota
Lillian Kral
St. Helena
Miss Kral
Sister Elzear
Elzear
Vatican
Senate clash over anti trust and Reaganomics woes
Ohio Senator Metzenbaum signaled a growing consensus to curb large corporate mergers and noted rising dissent on farm policies and economic policy under Reagan. He warned unity remains difficult even as Democrats feel the weekend pulled them closer.
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Ohio
Howard Metzenbaum
Metzenbaum
Senate Democrats
Karpov Extends Lead With Second Straight Win
In Merano, Italy, world chess champion Anatoly Karpov defeated Soviet exile Viktor Korchnoi for the second consecutive time to seize a 2-0 edge in their title match. The winner earns six victories to become champion and a 260000 dollar prize. the loser collects 160000.
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Karpov
Merano
Italy
Anatoly Karpov
Victor Korchnoi
Korchnoi
Pope Beatifies Five, Blesses Crowds at St Peters Basilica
In Rome the 61 year old pope wearing white and gold robes sat on a throne before St Peters main door to bless a crowd. He beatified three Italians and two French charity workers, then celebrated Mass and gave the weekly blessing from a basilica balcony as drizzle cooled a turnout that reached about 70 000.
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St. Peter's Basilica
Vatican
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Frances D.) Tanner
Gardner Road
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George and
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Roger
Shirley) White
Matoaka
Nannie Payne
Luray
Emma Johnson
Betty Messiano
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Dennie Niswander
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James Litz
James G. Litz
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William Smith
William Arthur
Junior) Smith, Jr
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Wally Davis
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William A. Smith
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Joe Valach
Roy Linkous
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Buddy Hedrick
Ernest Donchatz
Gene O'Bryan
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Harry Camper
E.K. Whitley
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Dante Casterdale
Everett Rose
Tom St. Clair
Joe Barta
Tony Romeo
Raymond Donchatz
Bobby Rasovich
Gene Hall
Clayton Farmer
Clayton P. Farmer
Fairless Hills
Langhorne
John Henry
Sarah Farmer
U.S. Steel
Elks Lodge
Phyllis Smith Farmer
David Farmer
Timothy Farmer
Linda Kaufman
Newtown
Norma Lee
J.C. Farmer
Hershel Farmer
Ronald Burton
Donald Burton
Ethel Farmer
Jenica Jenkins
Lashmeet
Bonnie Burton
Kelia Choate
Kelia Marion
Ethel Pansy) Choate
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Carr Memorial United Methodist Church
Worth
Robert C. Choate
Gladys Thomas
Anstead
Martha Kirkwood
Roanoke
Redwood
Henry C
Martha Duffy Harrison
George W. Seaver
Bobby Choate, Jr
Billy Boyd
Bill McDonald
William Robinson
Crumpler
Richardson Funeral Home
Keystone
Neace
Joe R
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Baptist Church
John Buck
Bluefield-Tazewell Road
Rodriguez-Pocahontas Union Funeral Home
Holliday
Hugo (Ora Lee
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Alexandria
Monte Vista Park Cemetery
Paul Gess
Halsey
Everett McCoy
Ranch Mobile Home Park
New Hope Road
Church of Christ
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Larry Hatner
George Irwin
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Walesa
Solidarity
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Danforth Insurance Agency
UMW
God
Falls Mills
Senate
Church OF God
Highland Avenue
Gary Riggs
K. B. Arnold
Vatican City
John Paul II
St. Peter's Square
Neola
Anthony Correctional Center
Charles Taylor
Theodore Kendrick
Charleston
Roy Allan Kesterson
Summersville
Kendrick
Charleston Area Medical Center
Greenbrier Valley Hospital
Kesterson
Greenbrier
Taylor
Koop
Washington
Reagan
C. Everett Koop
Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee
Beirut
Lebanon
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Tehran
Hussein Tabrizi
Karachi
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Halle
East Germany
ADN
Karl Jaeger
Warsaw Ghetto
Ukraine
Jaeger
Kirovograd
Vinnitsa
Gaisin
Uman
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Israel
Army Radio
William Edmondson
Linda L. Edmondson
William Edmondson II
D.D
Lowe Street
Kerosun
Virginia Hardware Company
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