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Register Herald

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1998

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Obituary notices from multiple West Virginia towns

Norma Lee Harrah 66 of Beaver died August 13 1998 after a short illness. She was a former federal employee and assistant chief at Beckley VA Medical Center. Survived by sister Billie Jean Huisenpillar and many relatives. Services will be August 15 at Blue Ridge Funeral Home Beckley. Also obituary notices for Alice Brice Hatcher Judi Sue Mahaffey Jimmy D Mills Elmer Leroy Terry Isabelle Osborne Lasley Woolsey and others with burial details and funeral arrangements listed.

Norma Lee Harrah Scott Ridge Road Beaver Claude and Edna Phillips Harrah Miss Harrah Grandview Christian Church Beckley VA Medical Center Medical Administration Service Ben Sweeney Billie Jean Huisenpillar Smoot Norma P. Gallaher South Charleston Naldi N. Dunn Brooksville Fla Mary F. Phillips Hubbard Ohio Margradel Richmond Blue Ridge Funeral Home Chapel Ron Abshire Oscar Schwitzerlette Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Beckley Bill Legg Gene Gallaher Darrell Ford Eugene Taylor Bill Richmond Bobby Phillips Hunter Boggs Blue Ridge Funeral Home Rupert — Judi Sue Mahaffey Roanoke Crawley Randolph C Nannie Rebecca Heaster Holliday Mahaffey Wal-Mart Lewisburg Edward Eugene Gene” Mahaffey Eric Jones Gregory Jones Clintonville Tamara Martinez Japan Jennifer Mahaffey Hatfield Joan Hayslipp Alexis Ann Jones Dana Downs Gabriel Martinez Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home Rainelle Dan Stemple Wallace Memorial Cemetery Fort Spring Elmer Leroy Terry Longanacre Funeral Home Altus Ark Isabelle Osborne Lasley Woolsey P.O! Box Ameagle Ozark Jodie Osborne Georgia Estep Osborne Copenhaver Woolsey First Presbyterian Church Chester Neal Woolsey Vernon Lasley Bonne Terre Phillip Lasley Valrico Gary Lasley Modesto Calif Neal Ray Woolsey Russelville Jean Lasley Encinitas Willard Osborne Phelan Hershie Joe Osborne Pompano Beach Carl Copenhaver Springfield Ray Copenhaver Victoria Texas James Copenhaver Murrieta Nina Thomas Sun City Estep Noble Jarrett Valley Funeral Home Whitesville

Wolfe New Executive Director For Greenbrier Valley EC D C

Stephen E. Wolfe of Bullitt County Economic Development Authority in Kentucky is offered the Greenbrier Valley Economic Development Corp post. He plans to decide within a week as the board tightens plans for Greenbrier Pocahontas and Monroe counties and a $55 000 annual package.

West Virginia Greenbrier Valley Economic Development Corp Stephen E. Wolfe Bullitt County Economic Development Authority Shepherdsville Woody Hanna Greenbrier County Commission GVEDC Wolfe Hanna Leslie Wickline Wickline College of West Virginia Beckley Greenbrier Pocahontas Monroe Lewisburg Kentucky Kingsport Tom Greenstreet Citizens For Progressive Plans

Oak Hill hires clerk treasurer Danita Johnson

Oak Hill City Council at a special meeting hired Danita Johnson as city clerk and treasurer at an annual salary of 35 000 to replace the vacancy from Virginia Foxs death. The council also outlined that the sanitary board meets with a city manager candidate for clarifications and agreed to cut the engineering consultants contract after project completion. Mayor Calvin Jones will inform the engineering consultant services are no longer needed and will arrange a joint effort with Fayette County Humane Society to handle animals at the shelter with Oak Hill officers spending 20 hours weekly and no fee paid. The city previously donated 1200 annually and a routine audit of the books will be performed by the state Department of Tax and Revenue.

Oak Hill Danita Johnson Johnson Virginia Fox Sanitary Board Calvin Jones Jones Fayette

Obituary notices for six Beckley area residents

James Edward Dale Dale 71 of Beckley died August 12 with services at Melton Mortuary Chapel. James R Jordan 76 of Fayetteville died August 11 with services at Dodd Payne Hess Funeral Home Chapel. Patricia Sue Morgan 54 of Coal Mountain died August 12 with services at Coal Mountain Free Will Baptist Church. Joseph Piziak 84 of Stanaford died August 14 with services at Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel. Alice Brice Hatcher 86 of Charleston formerly Beckley died August 8 with services at Mount Zion Baptist Church. Burial details and funerary arrangements provided by respective homes.

Mount Zion Baptist Church Beckley Nelson Staples Reena Memorial Park Becker Dale Dale James “Jim” Edward Melton Mortuary George Wood Jr Sunset Memorial Park JORDAN _ JORDAN James R Fayetteville Dodd-Payne-Hess Funeral Home Phil Shields Montgomery Memorial Park London Morgan Morgan Patricia Sue Coal Mountain Free Will Baptist James Ellis Palm Memorial Gardens Matheny Evans and Hatcher Hatcher Alice Brice Charleston Greenwood Memorial Park Preston Funeral Home

Experts argue over salt intake in modern diet

Washington discussion splits scientists and doctors over salt limits 2408 milligrams daily. Government says reducing salt could cut strokes and heart disease, while some studies show limited benefit. Experts warn science should drive policy and emphasize a balanced diet with less salt and fat.

Washington Science Magazine National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute Journal of the American Medical Association Charles Hennekens Harvard School of Public Health Sanford A. Miller University of Texas Health Sciences Center San Antonio Miller U.S American Heart Association Edward J. Roccella Heart and Lung Institute United States

Nose biting judge reports to Pleasants jail for probation breach

Former Circuit Judge Joseph Troisi began a six month term after violating probation by confronting a court official. He was placed in a protected cell in Pleasants County Jail as Sheriff Larry Earnhardt sought to avoid harm. Troisi previously resigned as judge for Pleasants Doddridge and Ritchie counties and had bitten a defendant in his courtroom last fall.

Marys Joseph Troisi Troisi Pleasants County Larry Earnhardt Pleasants Doddridge Ritchie William Witten

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