Obituary roundup includes Goodson Gordon Griffith and others
Death notices list Thomas Billy Goodson of Abraham with surviving wife Eva and children, Bernard Gordon of Belleville and Erma Meadows Gordon of Mansfield, Lowell B. Griffith with two daughters and a son, Don R. Herndon of Fayetteville, and Mary Marino and Mary Reed among others. funeral plans and burial locations noted for several.
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Thomas Billy Goodson
Abraham
George and
Martha Plumley Goodson
Goodson
Donnelly Printing Co
Chicago
Eva Bennett Goodson
Thomas
John
Evangeline} Meadows
Beckiey
Tommie
Marcel
Bernard B. Gordon
Belleville
Ohio
Brenton
Pineville
Snyder Funeral Home
Hope Natural Gas Co
Erma Meadows Gordon
Ruth
Shelby
Mansfield
Bernard
Orlando, Fla
Don R. Herndon
Fayetteville
Oak Hill
Bluefield
Robert
Ada Martin Herndon
Union Carbide Metals Corp
Fayetteviles United Methodist Church
Eva Herndon
Cross Lanes
David Herndon
Anchorage
Alaska
Clyde Walker
St. Albans
Jack Walker
Gauley Bridge
Bertha Loomis
Malden
Fayetteville United
Mary Marino
Bellevelle Lane
Reyser-Bryant Funeral Home
Atlanta
Coy Reed
Egeria
Egeria Primitive Baptist Church
Haim
Reed
Ida Shrewsberry Reed
Amigo
Ike Reed
Jeanette Osborne Reed
Ray
Troy
Amos Buford
Basin
Gennie Robertson
Sally Meadows
Luery Walker
Vannie Lee Reed
Louie Blanchard
Bonnie Mills
Beaver
Rachel Raves
Avis Lusk
Batavia
Sherman
Freeman
Owen
Odd
Noah
Raymond
Goocil Reed
Rebecca Edwards
Maryland
Ommza Walker
Virginia
Grecil Brown
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral
P.m
Clifton Edwards
James Lane
Lonnie
Jimmy Reed
Connie
Eddie Walker
Incomplete E Pierce Rose Names Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text yields incomplete names for E Pierce Rose, so the full identity and context remain uncertain. No verifiable event or details are present to anchor a clear summary.
Auto Executives See Economic Disaster in Michigan
Automotive leaders from Ford's home state warn the economy is worse than White House claims. Across industries layoffs and cutbacks mount as Roy Ash faces a harsh Senate hearing while Congress debates public works programs and extended unemployment benefits.
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Richard Hughes
UPI
Auto Industry
Ford
Michigan
Roy Ash
Senate
Walter Mondale
White House
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Woodcock
AL Lee A
Ford Motor Co
Violence at school board meeting sparks chaos and resignations
After a dispute over textbooks a violent clash broke out at the Kanawha County school board meeting. Police restored order as superintendent Underwood, who plans to resign, described a brief fight and blamed hooligans while Ed Miller denied responsibility. Clergy leader Avis Hill condemned the incident and called for calm.
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School Board
Underwood
Stump
St. Underwood
Ed Miller
Miller
Muie- Board
State moves to expand medical coverage for needy
Moore outlined steps to upgrade medical services for the needy including extending coverage to nursing home patients and later to the aged, blind, and disabled. He cited federal funds for a medical management computer to speed bill payments. 8000 to 19009 invoices are processed daily with most paid within 30 days, aiming for 15 days with the new system.
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Moore
House approves 13 week extension of unemployment benefits
The House backed a 13 week extension to unemployment benefits as the Senate signals concurrence. Nelson Rockefeller's vice presidential nomination advances after Judiciary Committee action. The Rules Committee blocks action on ending the oil depletion allowance. Leaders seek a compromise on standby energy powers including gasoline rationing.
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Houses
Congress
Senate
House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
House Judiciary Committee
Rockefeller
House Rules Committee
Administration
Ford
Pickets Shut Major State Mines in West Virginia
Pickets halted operations across several large mines in West Virginia as disputes with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association led to renewed action by the United Mine Workers. About 6,500 miners were idled, with 4,000 in Logan County and 2,500 unable to reach fields, while some smaller mines in other districts stayed open. District 31 leader Dennis Searford and UMW officials sought talks to restore production and end the picket lines.
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Charleston
UPH
West Virginia
Beckley
United Mine Workers Union
Logan County
Monongalia County
Blacksville
Consolidation Coal Co
Distric 31
Fairmont
Dennis Searford
UMW
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Scafford
Marion County
Manuel Castanon
Castanon
Proposed Airport Terminal and Runway Near Bid Stage
Raleigh County officials said a terminal and portions of a new runway at Raleigh County Memorial Airport may enter bids by late spring. The FAA environmental impact statement approval is awaited after funding discussions with the Commerce Department.
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Raleigh County Memorial Airport
Airport Authority
Paul R. Hutchinson Jr
Raleigh County
Hutchinson
Economic Development Administration
Commerce Department
Federal Aviation Administration
Walter James
Minor Scott
Elinor Hurt
Raleigh County Bar Association
Casto and Harris
Business Supply Comppany
Hart
Mercer County
Israelis hit by war claims and counterclaims across Lebanon and Israel
WAFA in Beirut reported the Israeli air attack as evidence the enemy lost nerve with two planes shot down, while Israel said all returned safely after torching a guerrilla base. Israeli radio cited Katyusha rocket fire near Safed with no damages and Beirut witnesses noted artillery pummeling a sour area.
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Beirut
Palestine Liberation Organization
WAFA
Israel
Safad
Witnesses recount Watergate cover up trial testimonies
Former Attorney General Richard G Kleindienst testified he learned of White House and campaign arrest involvement within hours of the June 17 1972 bugging arrests. Ehrlichman defended innocence and attacked others while Neal pressed with White House tape excerpts. וה
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Chman
Ehrlichman
White House
Robert C. Mardian
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Justice Department
G. Gordon Liddy
Burning Tree Country Club
Watergate
Mitchell
James F. Neal
Neal
Nixon
Kissinger Pushes Cooperation Amid Cyprus and Energy Tensions
Kissinger urged allied cooperation to reduce inmate-like tensions and to incentivize restraint. He noted progress toward a consumer cooperation sequence and dialogue with producers as Ford and Giscard plan a Martinique summit. He warned Congress to avoid cutting Turkey aid, calling it essential for Western defense amid Egypt, Greece, and Turkish talks on Cyprus and Middle East instability.
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Martinique
Ford
Valery Giscard
France
Kissinger
WEA
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
U.S
Congress
West
Eclipse info spans several states and observers
The report notes the partial solar eclipse visible from Lake Superior to the Texas Panhandle with varying intensity. It cautions viewers to avoid direct sun exposure and advises projection methods. It also mentions a meteor shower near Gemini around midnight EST and lists local eclipse times for major cities.
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Lake
Superior
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas Panhandle
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Gemini
New York City
Atlanta
New Orleans
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
San Quentin riot clamp ends prison yard clash
Inmates at San Quentin were restrained after a two-group racial confrontation in the main yard. Prison officials reported a show of force by extra guards broke up the mass melee involving about 400 blacks and Chicanos.
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San Quentin
Calif
UPI
Billyberg
Raleigh Register Advertising Rates October 1974
The Raleigh Register announces mail subscription rates effective October 1, 1974. Rates include daily and Sunday plans for one year at 61.00 plus West Virginia sales tax of 1.38, six months at 30.00 plus 0.96 WV tax totaling 72. The notice notes sales tax applies to mailed copies to West Virginia addresses but not to other states.
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Raleigh
Register
Beckley Newspapers Corp
Prince St
Beckley
Beckley and
Hinton
W. Va
Tor
Totel
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B. Griffith
Mercer Funeral Home
Lowell B. Griffith
Little Rock
Ark
Grandview Memorial Gardens
Wyoming County
Resoco
T. W. Griffith
Tipp Topp
Oceana High School
Vietnam
Doreen
Nancy
Lowell B. Jr
David
Nancy) Burchett
Columbus
Kenneth
Sylvia) Hampton
Coal City
Mason
Kopperston
Dennis Griffith
Germany
Cail
Frank L. Pettit
Woodlawn Ave
Keith Poindexter
East Beckley
Prince
Levi Gillespie
Kingdom Hall
Hartley Avenue
Greenwood Memorial Park
Poindexter
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral
Mrs
Mamie Tully
Kelso
Wash
Paul
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
Douglas T. Bryant
Jack E. O’neill
Daniel S. Summers
Ember OF
Johnstown
Deckley
E. Pierce Rose
E. Pierce Eee Cor Ee Rerce
D-Minn
Ford Administration
Ash
Cheysler
LAW
William G. Millien
Milliken
Roo Nessen
Labor Department
Department
Zurich
London
Federal Reserve Bank
K Shina
The
KRK
Medical
Lester
Pro
Mardian
Liddy
John D Ehrlichman
John Mitchell
John W. Dean
Eal
Mr. Nixon
Inger
Ois
Dewa
Middle East
UPL
Karl E. Lore
U S_ District Court
Lore
San Jose
Charlotte Lange
Jolene
Key Medical Center
Brian
Jason
OPP. Ala
S.C. Turman
Moscow
Soviet Union
Pacific Ocean
Aleutian Islands
Midway Island
Tass
Lyle C_ Skitch
Henderso
Manhattan
Henderson
Anthony Mamo
Malta
Little Rock. Ark
CPI
National Weather. Service Today
Pine Bluff
Stuttgart
Weather Service
Washington
Martha W. Griffiths
D-Mich
Wilbur Mills
Ways and Means
Griffiths
Mills
Franne Foxe
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