Death notices of George M. Lowrey and Otho Nuzum
George M. Lowrey aged 65 of Beards Fork died Thursday in a Montgomery hospital after a long illness. Survived by three daughters, six sons, twenty three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services Sunday at 2 p.m. Robson Freewill Baptist Church. burial Ward Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 6 to 9 p.m. at B. C. Hooper Funeral Home Montgomery. Otho Nuzum, 66 of Beckley, died Wednesday in a Beckley nursing home after an extended illness. Funeral Saturday at 11 a.m. Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel. burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 9 to 11 a.m. at the funeral home.
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George M. Lowrey
Beards Fork
Montgomery
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Mammoth
Harlon Good
Robson
Rodney Nickell
Pratt
William
Dayton
Ohio
James R
Rand
Tom
Rensford
Wayne
Campbells Creek
Dewey
Gary
Robson Freewill Baptist Church
Herman Williams
Phyllis Bowling
Ward Cemetery
B. C. Hooper Funeral Home
Otho Nuzum
Beckley
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Oak Grove
Nuzum
Funds Approved For Raleigh Soil Water Lab
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved 1 509 000 for a Raleigh County soil and water laboratory to study Appalachian soil water conditions and boost regional farming. Byrd gained 700 000 previously. construction delayed by inflation and presidential orders. Conference talks will shape final House Senate bill.
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Appropriations Committee
U.S. Senate
Raleigh County
Robert C. Byrd
D. Wya
Senate
House of Representatives
Appalachian
Byrd
Department of Agriculture
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House
Recall of X Ray Patients Difficult
Millions of Americans may recall if they received high dose X rays in the 1940s and 1950s to treat acne and other conditions. Local doctors and hospitals face gaps in records and a nationwide recall is seen as impractical.
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Margaret Sloan
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Midland Hospital Center
Caution Motorists Radar Units On Way
The Raleigh County Sheriff Department will buy two radar speed detectors with $2,400 in federal funds released by Gov. Rockefeller. The Governor's Highway Safety Administration funds will be matched by the Raleigh County Commission. The devices, called speedalyzers, are touted as effective tools to curb speeding and are admissible in court.
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Raleigh County Sheriff Department
Jay Rockefeller
Governor's Highway Safety Administration
Raleigh County Commission
Maryland Governor Mandel’s Secret Wardrobe Financing Scrutiny
Officials allege Maryland Governor Mandel received clothing and related expenses paid by others as part of a 23 count mail fraud and racketeering case. Witnesses say insurers and a West Virginia track covered nearly four thousand dollars in suits and apparel. Mandel reportedly said he paid for his own wardrobe.
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Baltimore
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