Weapon recovered in Magison County murder case
Police locate the weapon believed used in the stabbing of Pamela Sue Boles, 20, of Lapel. A definite suspect is named after officers recovered the weapon late Thursday and sought warrants as of press time.
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Magison County R
Fishersburg
the Herald
MCPD
Pamela Sue Boles
Community Hospital
Reunes
Soe
Richard Whetsel
Whetsel
Elwood
Snoruy
Boles
Roger Boles
Brockway Glass Corp
Fremont
Ohio
Bole
Power costs spike as coal strike hits Potomac Edison
Potomac Edison faced high power costs after coal shortages forced reliance on costly external electricity. The utility cannot burn oil, passing fuel surcharge to customers, with bills like Nancy Fost's showing a base charge near 350 dollars plus a 450 dollar fuel adjustment. Other utilities delay surcharges, planning four to six month spread. Poolesville residents used more power due to weather, while Indiana’s Public Service Co. reported a 25 percent fuel cost rise during the strike.
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Potomac Edison
Donald Whipp
Maryland
States
Nancy Fost
Poolesville
David Vincent
The
Public Service Co
Indiana
Public Service
Vincent
Carter and Geisel clash over human rights and nuclear fears
The two leaders met in Brasilia and Rio de Janeiro with Carter pressing for human rights while Geisel stressed stability and scrutiny of rights. A joint communique noted Geisel’s emphasis on observing rights amid their broad disagreement.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brasilia
Carter
Brazil
National Congress
United States
Ernesto Geisel
Supreme Court
Geisel
motion denied as Roby withdraws belated Dean request
Alley said Quirk was satisfied when the issue was no longer before the court. Judge Smith stated he would deny the motion. Roby withdrew the request before it was formally overruled. Briefs on the belated motion for Dean are expected to be filed within 60 days.
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Alley
Quirk
Smith
Roby
Dean
Postal office project hinges on Dorsten firm option extension
Officials and contractor Davisson discuss extending today’s option deadline to allow negotiations with Harold Dorsten Construction of Minster Ohio on purchasing and building the facility. The post office will lease back the 2,000 square foot colonial design site with 7,000 square feet parking, plan shows Main Street site.
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Davisson
Harold Dorsten
Minster
Ohio
Dorsten
Egram Office
Dorsten Firm
Post Office
Main Street
Madison County Eyes New Jail Complex Led by Sheriff Gunter
Sheriff John W. Gunter advocates a brand new county jail complex including sheriff’s office, locker room, showers, arsenal and public and private offices. The plan envisions an 18 to 24 month build with a possible $1 million price jump if delayed to 1980. Gunter favors keeping the jail in the central city as commissioners hold citizen meetings for input.
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John W. Gunter
Madison County
Gunter
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