Deaths in Princeton area claim diverse lives
Obituaries from Princeton and nearby towns list Mrs. Lester E Tanner 61 of Gardner Road Princeton died after a short illness, Dennie Niswander 70 of Bluefield died on arrival, James Litz 47 of Bluefield dead on arrival, Mrs Luther Whited 64 of Swords Creek died after a brief illness, William Stevenson 81 born in Whitewood died in California, William Arthur Junior Smith 59 of Anawalt died after a short illness, Clayton P Farmer 55 of Fairless Hills formerly Princeton died after a long illness, Kelia Marion Choate 89 Princeton area resident died after a heart attack, plus other local deaths and funeral details.
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Lester Tanner
Lester E
Frances D.) Tanner
Gardner Road
Princeton
Virginia
George and
Minnie Moreland Hindman
Roger
Shirley) White
Matoaka
Nannie Payne
Luray
Emma Johnson
Betty Messiano
Hyattsville
Dennie Niswander
Rt. 5
Bluefield
Mercer Funeral Home
James Litz
James G. Litz
Market St
Luther Whited
Luther
Daisy Plaster Whited
Swords Creek Va
Richlands
Pine Creek Pole Church
Swords Creek
Clyde Richardson
Kyle Brown
Ralph Bostic
Harley Dye
Swords Creek Barn
Russell County
Clinton
Elizabeth McGlothlin
Pine Creek Pole
Parley
Henry
Jimmy
Casfie) West
Glen
Greta) Owens
Ned
Judy
Plaster
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
William Arthur
Junior) Smith, Jr
Anawalt
Welch
Cravens- Shires Funeral Chapel
Bluewell
Wally Davis
Woodlawn Memorial Park
McDowell County
Mary Roman Smith
William A. Smith
U.S
West Virginia
ABC
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
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J.C. Farmer
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Ethel Farmer
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Lashmeet
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Ethel Pansy) Choate
Princeton Road
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Worth
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Anstead
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Roanoke
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Bill McDonald
Exhumation dispute over Oswald burial decision cited
An appeals court ruled Mrs. Porter, Oswald's closest relative, may decide on exhuming Robert Oswald's alleged grave site amid Marina's position and Oswald's opposition. The article notes exhumation speculation and lists related funeral notices and Solidarity's response to a Polish workers law vote.
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Porter
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Thatcher hints reforms after hunger strike ends
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher suggested reforms may begin after the hunger strike ends and said Britain will not treat Catholic IRA guerrillas differently from Protestant paramilitaries. Sinn Fein pledged continued struggle, blaming the Catholic Church for mobilizing nationalist families. Surviving strikers remained in satisfactory condition.
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Karpov Extends Lead With Second Victory Over Korchnoi
World chess champion Anatoly Karpov won his second straight game against Victor Korchnoi, taking a 2 0 lead in their Merano title match. The winner earns six wins for the championship and a 260000 dollar prize, while the loser gets 160000.
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Merano
Italy
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Victor Korchnoi
Korchnoi
Pope Beatifies Three Italians and Two French Figures
At St. Peter's Basilica the 61-year-old pope wore white and gold robes and a silver crucifix staff as he presided over an outdoor ceremony. He beatified five charitable figures, then Mass and a weekly blessing followed despite light drizzle. Attendance reached about 70,000 as officials estimated the crowd.
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Vatican
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publication Details
Bluefield Daily Telegraph established 1893 publishes morning editions from 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia 24701. Member of the Associated Press, rates listed for mail and home delivery, Advertising representative noted.
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UMW Leader Calls for Higher Royalties on Coal
Church urged coal operators to raise tonnage royalties paid into the fund and warned against cuts to the federal Mine Safety and Health Administration. He argued that increased funding could support safety without increasing incidents, noting a trend of declining mine fatalities might reverse if inspections drop.
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Nun Exiled From Order Lives in Junkyard Duster
In Winona Minnesota Sister Elzear Lillian Kral a former Franciscan nun lives in a junkyard in a Plymouth Duster since 1980 after eviction from the convent. She contests her dismissal citing canon law while pursuing lawsuits for obstruction of justice defamation and canon law violations.
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Elzear
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Metzenbaum signals drift against large mergers amid discontent
Senate ally Howard Metzenbaum cites rising anti trust concerns to curb corporate mergers and argues Reaganomics hurts farmers and workers. He notes Democrats are closer but not unified, warning against overconfidence in a politically wounded administration.
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Howard Metzenbaum
Metzenbaum
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