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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1977

Page

7

Red Adair Caps North Sea Oil Well After 72 Days

Dis aster fighter Red Adair and his team capped a runaway North Sea oil well after 72 days of gushing 26,000 barrels daily. The slick polluted 2,100 square miles but is now breaking up with minor biological impact expected. Adair headed home with technicians after celebrating the success.

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Death notices flood Raleigh County obituaries

Funeral services announced for Herman Doff Allen and Mrs. Ethel Jane Carpenter in Cranberry and Crossnore. multiple survivors listed. Ceremonies at Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel and Coal City Community Church with burials in local cemeteries. Other obituaries note Joseph Herbert Chambers and Emile A. Crite with church ties, long careers, and extensive survivor lists.

Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel Herman Doff Allen Cranberry Robert Nichols Prosperity Deering Construction Co New River Co Joe Bennie Aliff Allen Donnie Gilbert Vann Jack Rex Beckley Ethel Milam Fayetteville Dolly Sampson Harper Heights Jerry Cline Wayne Lyons Danny Williams Gary Kincaid Danny David Johnson Coal City Ethel Jane Carpenter Grayson Lilly Daniels Cemetery Crossnore N.C Morganton Williams-Blue Ridge Evelyn Farley Ridgely Lincoln Lilly Farley Cool Ridge Jackie Larry Smith Gary Ben Jones Lake Roy Farley Helen Marie Gagalis North Oakwood Ave Friedrich Schilling Jr Julian Walthall Sunset Memorial Park John and Suzanne Sikora Beckley Presbyterian Church American Cancer Society Raleigh County Presbyterian Church National Lpn Association Nick T. Gagalis Robert Lynch Riverview Mich Phillip Payne John Sikora Beck Robert Daniels Albert M. Tieche Charles Jackson Robert McClure Dan McClure J. Braxton Anderson Second Baptist Church Pearl L. Wilson Fayette Street J. W. Gowens Greenwood Memorial Park Wilson Trent and Durgan Funeral Home Billy Waddell Jimmy Shaffer Charles Clyburn Roger Charles Wood Roy Davis Ray Lester

May Day Violence Across Cities Mar Attendant Holiday Observances

Rival leftists clashed in Istanbul amid a May Day rally leaving at least 37 dead and 66 wounded as police fired on protesters. In San Salvador eight workers died after army troops opened fire during an outlawed demonstration. Other hotspots in Madrid Athens Beirut and elsewhere reported injuries and police actions during May Day events.

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Carter Seeks Broad Budget Plan With Cabinet Leaders

President Carter and top officials spent three hours narrowing the gap between federal revenues and expenses aiming for a balanced budget by 1981. The session included Cabinet members congressional leaders and economist Arthur Burns. Carter prepared welfare reform proposals to spark Congress debate.

Carter Arthur Burns Federal Reserve Board Congress Burns Reserve Board First Baptist Church Rosalynn Carter Amy White House

Six Die In West Virginia Weekend Wrecks

United Press International reports six people died in West Virginia highway crashes over the weekend. In Lincoln County two brothers in law Wayne Sias and Ira Atkins perished in a head on collision on W V 10 at Midkiff. Vernon C McCoy 19 of Ranger died driving alone in the same crash as the Atkins vehicle. Other fatalities included David Wayne Blooi 25 of Pennsboro who wrecked on W V 16 in Ritchie County. Warren Lambert Jr 19 of Hinton died after losing control and colliding with a tree on W V 20 near Brooks Mountain. Hubert Estep 30 of Matewan died when his tandem coal truck was struck by a Norfolk and Western freight train at Lynn Crossing. Cyrus Ellison 42 of Davisville died in a single car accident on Ohio 550 in Washington County near Marietta Ohio.

West Virginia Lincoln County Wayne Okie” Sias Ira Atkins Harts W.va Midkiff Vernon C. McCoy Ranger Atkins David Wayne Blooi Rt. 2 Pen Nsboro Ritchie County Warren Edward Lambert Jr Hinton Brooks Mountain Summers County Hubert Estep Matewan Norfolk & Western Railway Co Lynn Crossing

Clothing Center to Close in Raleigh County

The Clothing Center at 415 City Ave will shut after the school year ends as Raleigh County shifts ESEA Title I services to the Raleigh County Community Action. Nearly 800 children used the program this year with additional families obtaining clothing through ESEA funds. All clothing will transfer to RCCA’s facility in Teel School basement, open 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily.

K.C. Gross Raleigh County Gross ESEA A.W. Jackson City Avenue RCCA Teel School

Fire destroys under construction home in Iroquois

Early morning blaze in Iroquois levelled the home of Mr and Mrs Larry Wrenn. Mullens Volunteer Fire Department Chief Jody Clowers said no damage estimates were available and the house was still under construction.

Larry Wrenn Mullens Volunteer Fire Department Jody Clowers

Endangered Species Act Faces Arbitration Talk Over Snail Darter

Conservationists fear Congress may undermine the Endangered Species Act as talks of arbitration emerge to protect the snail darter and furbish lousewort without legal changes. Section 7 has blocked federal projects such as Maine's Dickey-Lincoln hydro and Tellico Dam, with the lousewort and snail darter central to disputes.

U.S. Congress Congress Maine Tellico

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