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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1972

Page

13

Mine safety course ends with 150 graduates at Raleigh armory

An 11 week mine safety program by the U S Bureau of Mines at the Raleigh County Armory concluded with 150 trainees completing the course. Participants came from states including Colorado Illinois Alabama Indiana Tennessee Ohio Virginia Kentucky Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

N. S. Bureau of Mines Raleigh County Colorado Illinois Alabama Indiana Tennessee Ohio Virginia Kentucky Pennsylvania West Virginia Chauncey, Adams de James Adkins Auxby Brettel Allen Philippi Anthony Ambrosy Bentleyville James Bailey Clarksburg Vern Bailey Wheelwright Charles Bates Docena Ala John Bennick Shamokin Lyle Bixler Valley View David Blackburn Galatia Albert Borda Fairmont Herman Brown Raven Leslie Brown Pocahontas Clifford Buchanan Charles Bush Morgantown Earl Caldwell Oak Hill William Canada Pikeville Aubrey Castanon Princeton Robert Creana Croichsville Ronald Church Norton Kenneth Childers Blair, Ky Howard Clayton Johnstown Colo Clinton Cochran Shinnston Troy Coleman Kimper Kirby Combs Hazard Lonnie Conner Logan Charles Cook Caryville Tenn George Cook Cumberlan Albn Corley Danville Glen Collins Barbourville James Craddock Mount Hope Robert Cupp Montevallo Alonzo Curry Wolfsumit J. C. Cuzzort Lynch, Ky Cecil Davis Whitesburg Ervin Dean Piedmont James Denning Lakewood John Dotson Richlands Robert Guilett Nickelsville David Gulley Benton, Ill Joseph Hampton Harlan, Ky Mike Hancher Central City Cyril Hancsak Export Randal Herndon Lebanon Ronald Holmes Corbin, Ky John Hornick Cheswick Richard Hosch Ronald Hughes Buckingham Jason Huff Gilbert John Ibanez Mt. Carmel John James Henry Jewell Cedar Bluff Maxe Keene Sullivan Ind Larry Keller Edward Kendrick Ronald King Elderton Elijah Kiser Kenneth Kiser Wise Gene Kuhn Madison Billy Layne Wooten Landville Carl Mineard Moundsville Earnest Mooney Russell Morris Barboursville Edward Morrison Denver Gillis Nolan Cumberland Gordon Owens Vansant Henry O’brien Apollo Stanley Ozalas Bicknell Boyd Peirson Jewett Ronald Pennington John Poyle Richerville Garland Pugh Ray Ratliff Elkhorn City Jonas Reeves Earl Ritchie Zanesville Cecil Roark Haysi Dallas Rogers Earlington Harry Rorabaugh Clymer James Sakoloff Ellsworth Robert Sawyers Manchester William Seanze Whitesville Thomas Simmers Ebensburg Alfonzo Simms Madisonville Carl Slone Inez Robert Stamm Cadiz Freeman Staples Milam N. M Stuart Shelton Beckley Harry Swan Anthony Swentosky Homer City Billy Tackett Myra Clyde Tackett Hartley Joseph Tankersley Duffield Freelin Thacker Timothy Thompson Delmont Joseph Turker Bellare Curtis Tussey van Lear James Utley Lifes van House Nippa Louis Vellegas Colorado ‘Springs Archie Vigil Archie Vigil of ‘Denver, Colo George Wataitis Pottsville

Beckley ARCAP Halfway House Ties With Fellowship Home

A new ARCAP halfway house for alcoholics will open November 1 in Beckley on Harper Road, operated with the Southern West Virginia Fellowship Home. The program, run from Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital, will start with five residents and a day care to aid rehabilitation, with 24 hour professional staff and no one refused for inability to pay. Residents will govern themselves under a therapeutic community emphasizing responsibility and social readjustment.

Beckley Southern Appalachian Regional Comprehensive Alcoholism Program ARCAP Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital Record Ar-Cap Harper Road Do’s Don’ts

Largest kidney stone ever recovered weighs record

The 1953 specimen weighed 13 pounds 14 ounces, reported by United Press International. This extraordinary kidney stone stood as a medical record for size and mass.

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