Obituaries from multiple West Virginia towns April 1998
Charles E Abshire 49 died April 24 1998 services 1 pm Monday Burns Wornal Chapel Princeton. June F Cook Carter 81 died April 22 1998 in Winston-Salem born 1916 daughter of Wright Cook. James W Cline 80 died April 24 1998 in Charleston retired DuPont worker. Gary Wayne Davis 33 died April 25 1998 in Knoxville. Janet Lee Ruble Forren 61 of Crab Orchard died April 23 1998. Pollie A McNeely 78 died April 23 at Organ Cave church. Nathaniel R Thompson Jr 12 of Lanark died April 25 1998. Louise Murdock Vance 85 of Bradley died April 23 1998. Lucy A Viars 89 died April 24 1998 Bartley. Stephen Douglas Woodring 46 died April 24 1998 Princeton. Arrangements by various funeral homes.
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Princeton
Charles E. Abshire
Burns Wornal Chapel of Memorial Funeral Directory
Memorial Funeral Directory
Winston-Salem
N.C
June F. Cook Carter
Burwin
Robert E
Ida Maude Wright Cook
Carter
First Baptist Church of
North Beckley
True Temple Holiness Church of God
Winston- Salem
West Virginia Baptist State Singing Convention
Ministers’ Wives Association
Virginia Theological Seminary
College of
Lynchburg
W.J. Carter
Gerta May Murray
Lester
Beckley
Bert Edwards Jr
Raleigh
Rose LeGrand
Gary Edwards
Vona
Canton
Ohio
Alvah Hayes
James
Teresa Creasy
Anthony
Timothy
Luciana
Jerrode
Gary Jr
Jasmine
Shawonna
Justice
First Baptist Church
Wallace Gaither
James Cox
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Durgan Funeral Home
Charleston
James Wannie Cline
Cline
Clearford
Wyoming County
E.I. DuPont
Belle
Florence Walls Cline
Cleta Blake
Jeanette Higgenbotham
Annette Baker
Lebanon
Ind
Christal Shannon
Rhodesfield
Josephine Blankenship
High Point
Zelda Justice
Tommy Cline
Verner
Albert Cline
Amhurstdale
David Cline
Bluewell
Ranis Cline
Hanover
Stevens and Grass Funeral Home
Malden
Norman Phillips
Ron Baker
Harry Sellards
Knoxville
Tenn
Gary Wayne Davis
Dodd Payne- Hess Funeral Home
Fayetteville
Janet Lee
Ruble) Forren
Crab Orchard
Sophia
George
Nina Ruble
Forren
Edgar M. Forren
John
Eddie Chris Forren
Pat Ruble
Bret Scott
George Lacey
Ren
Charlotte
Eric Henderson
Daniels
Trina Biggans
Patricia Norris
Frances Forren
Carol Catlett
Terri Nelson
Tennessee
George Ruble
Gary
Rick Ruble
Diane Ruble
Roanoke
Alisa Forren
Chris Biggans
Myranda
Christine
George Forren
Randall McKinney
Alexandria
Tammy Shannon
Regina Akers
Jimmy
Jamie Miller
George Fox
John Forren II
Williams-Blue Ridge Funeral Home Chapel
Dwayne Hite
Jimmy Catlett
Williams-Blue Ridge Funeral Home
Nathaniel R. Thompson Jr
Lanark
Beckley Hospital
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
Louise Murdock Vance
Bradley
Creamery
Asa
Georgia Bragg Murdock
Vance
Raleigh County Board of Education
Bradley-Price Hill
Mary Farthing
Johns Island
S.C
Thelma Brewer
Mount Hope
Jimmie Murdock
Tyree Funeral Home
Roy Seaux
Bartley
Lucy A. Viars
Jesus Church
Fanning Funeral Home
Lawger
Kiglinger
Hazel A
Bud
Blue Ridge Funeral Home
Harmon Davis
McKinney McKinney
Jason Keith
Crab Orchard and Beaver
Sunset Memorial Park
Melton Mortuary
Mellon Mortuary
Mullens Mullens
James Edward
Allen Junction
Lowise Murdock
Tyree
Justice Dept probes Red Cross over blood scrub technology
The Justice Department has opened an antitrust probe into the American Red Cross over its exclusive contract to sell a new blood scrubbing method called SD plasma. Critics fear a monopoly could squeeze smaller blood banks, while Red Cross officials say the deal complies with laws and will improve safety. FDA has not approved SD plasma, and experts caution about potential downsides and market dynamics. The New York Blood Center created Vitex to commercialize the tech, which aims to remove viruses from plasma before transfusion.
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Washington
Justice Department
American Red Cross
Associated Press
Red Cross
Pentagon
Vitex
Tlam
United States
Bruce Rutherford
Armed Services
Justice
Brian McDonough
Red Cross Blood Services
Josie Martin
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Harvey Klein
National Institutes of Health
New York
Celso Bianco
New York Blood Center
King Family Forgives Ray Face to Face in 1997 Meeting
In March 1997 Dexter King met James Earl Ray, the confessed killer of Martin Luther King Jr., and said I believe you while Ray claimed he had nothing to do with the shooting. Observers, including Rev. Samuel Billy Kyles and Julian Bond, expressed confusion at the King-Ray alliance as Ray died of liver failure in prison the following year.
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King
James Earl Ray
Washington
Dexter King
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
America
Memphis
Samuel Billy Kyles
Monumental Baptist Church
Dexter
Kyles
Julian Bond
NAACP
Bond
King-Ray Alliance
Volved
London
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Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens
Janet Lee Forren
Pollie A. McNeely
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Bethel Pentecostal Holiness Church
Organ Cave
Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home
Ronceverte
Nathaniel Thompson Jr
Stephen D. Woodring
Corinne Pentecostal Church of God
Paul Lusk
Linda Gray
Ruth Foster
Beck
Justice Dept
Lauran Neergaard
Paul Shepard
Damon Terrell Harris Sr
Ritchie & Johnson Funeral Home & Staff
Evan-Deloris Chamber
Shady Grove Baptist Church
Glen
Harris, Ross, Penn
Rader
IRIC
Oc Ey
Robert C.byrd
Beckley-Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce
H. E. Melton
Frank Tyger
Ben Franklin
Jareek Teen
Elton Ame
Os Seike
Harper Rt
Kanawha
West Virginia
Memorial Baptist Church
Black Knight Country Club
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Rose
Flat Top
Shady Spring