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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 2000

Page

3

Obituaries Continued from A-2

Services planned in Bluewell Keen Mountain and Bluefield for Lonnie Dotson Aileen Heilman Clair De Cousin Woods and Gladys Goss Joyce with burials and internments at local memorial parks and cemeteries following funeral home chapels in Virginia and West Virginia.

A.m Cravens-Shires Bluewell Woodlawn Memorial Park Lonnie Dotson G.H. Sinkford Richardson Funeral Home Bluefield Restlawn Memorial Gardens Littlesburg Road Gladys Goss Joyce Singleton Funeral Service Cedar Bluff Greenhills Memory Gardens Claypool Hill

Coal rally debates fate of industry under federal pressure

Day two of the 2000 Coal Rally at Fincastle Country Club featured Governor hopefuls and industry figures debating federal challenges to coal. Callaghan faulted environmentalists and federal bureaucrats while urging wise decisions. Underwood pledged support and highlighted coal's importance in road building and development. Castle stressed the broad impact of the stream buffer zone rule and mountaintop removal concerns. Bill Reid urged leaders to rally behind coal amid regulatory pressures.

Federal Environmental Protection Oncy Callaghan DEP Bob Wise Underwood Castle Bill Reid EIMCO Reid Fincastle Country Club

Water project brings clean drinking water to Gratton area

Sen. Phillip Puckett and Delegate Jackie Stump praised a Gratton water project that includes 16,200 feet of six inch lines, a 250000 gallon storage tank, two pump stations and a master meter. The plan, funded by the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund, offers 0 percent interest loans totaling 1.4 million and a 1.7 million grant with a June 29 2001 completion and tap fees set at 350 to connect until then. Local officials expect improved fire protection and economic development while residents may pay the lower fee before completion.

Tazewell County Phillip Puckett D-Russell 38Th Jackie Stump Duchanan Smith Ridge Commonwealth Stump Gratton Virginia Department of Health New Spencer

Doctors push to curb painkiller abuse in West Virginia

Lawmakers hear from Beatty and U.S. Attorney Betts about rampant pill use driving addiction. They cite oxycodone sale at 40 dollars a tablet, doctor shopping, foreign prescriptions, and a strained drug-enforcement effort with five agents in the southern district. Bowman urges reform after interims.

Aunn Beatty Beatty U.S Rebecca Betts West Virginia Betts Ann Sen Edwin Bowman D Hancock Romania Viagara Weirton

Smith led Thomson West Virginia Virginia and chaired Bluefield Chamber

Virginia Press Services profiles Smith an influential community leader who held executive roles across multiple papers and organizations. In 1998 he chaired and led the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce after rising through sales and marketing to become editor publisher and later president and CEO of Thomson West Virginia Virginia. He hails from Gadsden Alabama and is married with six children. The South Georgia Marketing Group comprises twelve publications including Americus Times Recorder Cordele Dispatch and Valdosta Daily Times plus several weeklies and online services.

Virginia Press Services Smith Greater Thomson West Virginia

UMWA Fish Fry Aims to Push Coal Act Health Care

In Castlewood Virginia the UMWA Freedom Fighters and District 20 host their Fifth Annual Fish Fry at the Russell County Fairgrounds. Key speakers include Cecil Roberts Carlo Tarley Rick Boucher Charles Robb John Warner Phillip PuckettWilliam Wampler Bud Phillips Terry Kilgore Jackie Stump Joe Johnson John Tate Jay Katzen and others. The event honors extending health care for retired miners and widows amid ongoing efforts to preserve the Coal Act and health guarantees.

Castlewood United Mine Workers of America Freedom Fighters District 20 Russell County Fairgrounds UMWA Cecil Roberts Carlo Tarley U.S Rick Boucher D-Va Charles Robb John Warner Phillip Puckett William Wampler Bud Phillips Terry Kilgore Jackie Stump Joe Johnson John Tate Jay Katzen John Stewart Daryl Dewberry Sec Tres Gary Pickett

Daycare licensing clash sparks zoning dispute in town

In Tazewell a controversy arose after Stephanie Fox advertised a state licensed daycare from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. alleging a business license was required. The zoning officer notified Fox of violations while she works to obtain a license, complicated by the home-based setting and 13 licensed in-home daycares already in town.

Stephanie Fox Wood Fox Tazewell

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