Testimony Heard in Point Pleasant School Board Case
Circuit Judge James Thompson heard six witnesses in the Eunice Hesson versus Mason County Board of Education case. Key issues include teacher transfers, May 1 notice requirements, and moves to place Hesson in Point Pleasant Senior High amid plans for a three high school system and junior high reassignment.
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Point Pleasant
James Thompson
Eunice Hesson
Mason County Board of Education
Paul Wedge
Rodric Ball
Earl Keefer
William Howard
Robert Adkins
Milton Burdette
Mason County
Paul Powell
Powell
Point Pleasant High School
Hesson
Point Pleasant Senior High
Tax Official Rules City Must Pay Building Share
Point Pleasant officials face a bond issue funded by the city expense levy with no rate increase. A $120000 issue funds the city's share of a new city hall and fire station, aided by a $300000 federal grant. The annual debt service is $3000, and about two thirds of costs fall to water works and sewerage. John Mayes, 59, was arrested for disturbing the peace by fighting.
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Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Struc
Mayes
Water Works and Sewage Department
Juniors Choose Play Cast Members Named at Point Pleasant High
Point Pleasant High School has chosen the play The Red House Mystery for the junior class production with cast members named: Pete Pantaloukas Larry Morgan Debra Morrow Gary Wray Marilyn Moore Marie Mohr Sue Kapp Sam Littlepage Walt Fisher Anita Burnham David Bennett Orletta Sturgeon Judy Rogers Nancy Giley and Larry Bragg. A court proceedings discuss assignment of teacher Mrs Hesson across junior and senior high schools with superintendent and board members testifying. Judge Thompson set two weeks for briefs before ruling on the dispute over placement and grade reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant High School
Pete Pantaloukas
Larry Morgan
Debra Morrow
Gary Wray
Marilyn Moore
Marie Mohr
Sue Kapp
Sam Littlepage
Walt Fisher
Anita Burnham
David Bennett
Orletta Sturgeon
Judy Rogers
Nancy Giley
Larry Bragg
Hesson
Burdette
Point Pleasant
Thompson
Cecil B. Dean
Atty. C. J. Hyer
Tobacco Bed Treatment Guidelines For Mason County
Mason County agricultural agent William Gregory urges farmers to treat tobacco beds in fall for weed control with methyl bromide, noting optimal window from mid September to mid October, provided soil is moistened adequately. He warns alfalfa requires hep tachlor or dieldrin for weevil control before first spring cutting, with a federal Nov. 15 limit on applications.
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Point Pleasant
William Gregory
Mason County
Gregory
West Virginia
Pleasant Valley Hospital Births Admits and Dismissals
Mr and Mrs Henry Patterson of Cheshire welcome a daughter. Admitted were Mrs James Daugherty Point Pleasant Darrell Herdman Leon Cecil Lucas Point Pleasant Roger Chapman Point Pleasant Charles McCoy Pliny. Discharged were Mrs Steele Fisher Gallipolis Mrs Guy Alban New Haven Keith Grueser Point Pleasant.
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Henry Patterson
Cheshire
James Daugherty
Point Pleasant
Darrell Herdman
Leon
Cecil Lucas
Roger Chapman
Charles McCoy
Pliny
Steele Fisher
Gallipolis
Guy Alban
New Haven
Keith Grueser
All-American Newspaperboys Celebrate Free Enterprise in Ohio
Governor James A. Rhodes, a former newspaperboy, praises independent newspaperboys for their service and training in business and leadership. The feature highlights Ohio’s many boys earning money for school and personal needs while serving customers daily.
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio
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C&j Auto Parts CO
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