Legal Notice in Civil Action No. 79 Sat to Elmer Bittner
The court orders Elmer Joseph Bittner to answer the complaint in Civil Action No. 79 by April 23 or risk a judgment by default. The notice also advertises a public sale of two 1977 International F070 dump trucks at Cole Motor Company in Bluefield West Virginia with cash payments and seller bidding rights.
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Ratiet
Nereby
Elmer Joseph Bittner
Martin 0 Schrettier
North Walker Street
Princeton
West Virginia
Wwen
C C. McGuire
Mercer County
Cole Motor Company
Rt S2
Bluefield
International Harvester Credit Corporation
Public notice from Barbara Helms disclaims Helms Boys Inc
Barbara Helms states she has no relation to Helms Boys Inc and owns no part or stock. She denounces any debts as her responsibility alone and not Jerry Helms or Helms Boys Inc. The notice prohibits personal checks from her accounts and names Jerry W Helms as president and sole stockholder.
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Barbara Helms
Nas
Helms Boys Inc
Jerry Helms
Jerry W Helms
Public auction for 977 Chevrolet Truck in West Virginia
On April 1 1979 at 11 00 am the undersigned will sell for cash to the highest bidder at Ron Halcomp Inc Northfork West Virginia the described vehicle 977 Chevrolet Truck Serial No CCLATE 300166 Repossessed Motor Vehicle Dealer No 2702 dated March 28 1979 General Motors Acceptance Corporation Biv efield Virginia 24605
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Ron Halcomp, Inc
Wnorthfork
West Virginia
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Bivefield
Virginia
State Water Pollution Permits Sought in West Virginia
Public notice lists Allied Chemical Seniet Solvay Division and Carter Machinery Co Inc applying for water pollution control permits in Mercer County. Details cover locations on Rt 25 and Rt 52, receiving streams in Bluestone River system, with 30 day comment period and potential public hearing. Records available for inspection at 1201 Greenbrier Street Charleston.
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West Virginia
Mercer County
Bluestone River
New River
Carter Machinery Co., Inc
Biuefield
Bivefield
Airport Road
Hollow Creek
Bivestone
Division of Water Resources
Greenorier Street
Charleston
Bids Sought for Oakwood Community Water System Project
The Buchanan County Public Service Authority announces sealed bids for 33.5 miles of water main, five pumping stations, and two 300000 gallon storage tanks serving Oakwood. Bid due April 11, 1979, at Cumberland Plateau Planning District Commission offices in Lebanon Virginia. documents at Thompson & Litton Wise VA and other locations.
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Buchanan County Public Service Authority
PO. Box
Grundy
Virginia
Oakwood
Cumberland Plateau
Deel
Marvin
Rocklick
Rowe
Rocklick Tank
Dodge Plans Room
Roanoke
Richmond
Lexington, KY
Knoxville
Charleston
SCAN
Philadelphia
Builders Exchange of
AGC OF America
Tri Cities Airport
Blountville
Ashville
Charlotte
Greensboro
Thompson & Litton, Inc
Wise
Main Street
P.O
Code of Virginia
Buchannan County Public Service Authority
Gary W. Gibson
Rossman Ready For Rematch In New Orleans Superdome
Light heavyweight champion Mike Rossman arrived in New Orleans to begin final preparations for the title defense against Victor Galindez at the Superdome on April 14. The rematch follows Rossman’s stoppage of Galindez in 13th round last September to win the WBA title. Galindez was set to arrive Monday as both camps resume training after a Las Vegas venue dispute canceled the February 24 bout.
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New Orleans
Mike Rossman
Superdome
Victor Galindez
Rossman
World Boxing Association
Muhammad Ali-Leon Spinks
Philadelphia
Galindez
Las Vegas
Watson wins Heritage Classic by five strokes
Tom Watson led all round to finish at 270 total, 14 under par, setting a Heritage Classic record at Harbour Town. Ed Sneed took second with 275. Watson collected $54,000 of the $300,000 purse, padding his year earnings and money lead as the field battled for Nicklaus’s 72 hole scoring mark.
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Hilton Head Island
S.C
Tom Watson
Watson
Harbour Town
Nicklaus
Dallas Cowboys
Tom Landry
Pines
Magnolia
Ed Sneed
Pal Head Island
Mike Morley
Tom Kite
Ray Floyd
Bill Rogers
Bob Murohy
George Byrne
Lanny Wadkins
Don January
Hubert Green
Joe Inman
Jerry Pate
Bob Gilder
Rod Curl
Craig Stadler
Jack Newton
Miller Barber
Mike Reid
Victor Regalado
Gary Koch
Tim Simpson
Ben Crenshaw
Rex Caldwell
Hale Irwin
Phil Hancock
Charles Coody
Kermit Zarley
Bruce Lietzke
Jim Simons
Keith Fergus
Mike Sullivan
Leonard Thompson
John Fought
Julius Boros
Ed Fiori
Doug Tewell
Barry Jaeckel
Graham Marsh
Lon Hinkle
Curtis Strange
Dave Stockton
Mark Hayes
Andy North
Lou Graham
Jo Douglass
John Schroeder
John Lister
Fred Marti
Bob Byman
Carner wins five way playoff at LPGA tournament
Veteran Joanne Carner earned her second win in three weeks by parring the second extra hole to defeat Chako Higuchi after a five way playoff at Mesa Verde Country Club. The field tied at 2 over 286 with Nancy Lopez, Jan Stephenson, and Donna Caponi Young, Lopez fading late. Jo Ann Washam aced the seventh hole, Beth Daniel surged early but faltered to 77.
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Costa Mesa
Calif
Joanne Carner
Japan
Chako Higuchi
Carner
Nancy Lopez
Higuchi
Jan Stephenson
Donna Caponi Young
Mesa Verde Country Club
Lopez
Stephenson
Young
Jo Ann Washam
Beth Daniel
Gifted Marvis Frazier Quietly Chooses Amateur Path
In Indianapolis AP report Marvis Frazier 18 son of Joe Frazier wins heavyweight crown at the List National Golden Gloves but states he will not turn pro yet. He aims for the 1980 Olympics Pan American Games and national AAU title next month, noting he must learn more and be himself as a boxer not a slugger. Other Golden Gloves champions include Richard Sandoval Jeromy Coffee Johnny Bumphus Mike McCallum and Lee Roy Murphy among 8,000 in attendance.
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Indianapolis
Marvis Frazier
Joe Frazier
Frazier
Phillip Brown
United States
National Amateur Athletic Association
Richard Sandoval
Pomona
Calif
Sandoval
Alexander Pelen
Waianae
Hawaii
Nashville
Tenn
Knoxville
Jerome Coffee
Dario Medrano
Lansing
Mich
Johnny Bumphus
Efrain Nieves
Milwaukee
Mike McCallum
Donald Bowers
Bowers
Jackson
Jackie Beard
Kenneth Baysmore
Washington, D.C
Indiana Convention Center
Roland Cooley
Philadelphia
Lemuel Steeples
St. Louis
James Shuler
Antonio Ayala
San Antonio
Texas
Lee Roy Murphy
Chicago
Fibak Upsets Vilas To Win Stuttgart Grand Prix
Wojtek Fibak of Poland upset top seed Guillermo Vilas of Argentina in a four set final to capture the Stuttgart Grand Prix title. He earned $13,125 and a Porsche 928 sports car for the victory.
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Stuttgart
West Germany
Poland
Wojtek Fibak
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Fibak
Kitchekan Fuel Permitted to Blast in Mercer County
Kitchekan Fuel Corporation, surface mining permit 9378 in Mercer County Rock District, will conduct blasting per state and federal laws. Activities start and continue under the blasting schedule approved by the state regulatory authority, with dates and approximate times forthcoming.
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Kitchekan Fuel Corporation
Rock District
Mercer County
Tosp
Ea Cn
McEnroe Captures WCT Title in Milan Final
John McEnroe defeated John Alexander 6 4 6 3 to win the World Championship Tennis event in Milan, earning 35000 dollars and moving to the WCT circuit lead with 390 points. Alexander, from Atlanta, pocketed 17500 dollars after a strong run that included ousting Bjorn Borg in the quarterfinals.
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Milan
Italy
John McEnroe
United States
Australia
John Alexander
McEnroe
Alexander
Atlanta
Bjorn Borg
Sweden
Jimmy Connors
Connors
No More Peaches On Christmas Day Bowl will not play Christmas
The Peach Bowl in Atlanta says it will not schedule the 1979 game on Christmas Day. Executive director George Crumbley cites weak ticket sales and NCAA certification risk. CBS-TV remains firm on a Christmas date, while Mizlou shows interest in televising again.
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Atlanta
Cbs-Tv
CBS
George Crumbley
Purdue
Georgia Tech
Carl Lindemann
Cbs-Tv Sports
Crumbley
Walts Wins Dayton Pro Tennis Classic In 52 Minutes
Butch Walts defeated Marty Riessen 6 3 6 4 in the sixth annual Dayton Pro Tennis Classic securing a $15,000 first prize from a $75,000 purse. The 23-year-old Californian blasted 21 aces, clocked serve speeds around 125 mph, and broke Riessen twice to seal the titles. Purdue football history notes conclude with a quip about team nicknames.
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Dayton
Ohio
Butch Walts
Marty Riessen
Walts
Watts
Riessen
WV High School Basketball Sees Top Teams Win State Titles
The season showcased the Area’s top two teams securing West Virginia’s state championships in the two premier classes. Southern counties boasted strong play, though several programs anticipate major losses to graduation. Many stars depart, while a few returning players and newcomers offer hope for next season.
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IGH
West Virginia
Logan and Beckley
Virginia
Princeton
Jimmy Miller
Northfork
Russell
Walter Smith
Daryle Edgerton
Beaver
Stanley Martin
Grundy
Bred Goff
Richlands
Greg Compton
Tazewell
Charles Rutherford
Wytheville
Mike Wood
Ernie Smith
Keith Lucas
Narrows
Graham
Estel Singleton
Tim Moore
John Quintier
Don Sharrock
Kelvin Williamson
Don Spencer
Peterstown
Mike Smith
Steve Newberry
Jimmy Jackson
Jeff Ballard
Greg Tiller
Council
Jesse Lester
Tim Woody
Herndon
Dwayne Thaxton
Bramwell
Mike Davis
Matoaka
Athen
Kevin Cottle
Tin Duncan
Tommy Cook
Pineville
Curt Warner
Tim Green
The
Cook Boys
Area hoops outlook and roster shifts eye 1979-80 season
Stuppy CURRENCE notes Stuppy Southard and Beaver roster shifts as Mount View loses several key players including Sawyers Thomas Jackson Powell Bucknell while Gravely Stickens return. Nick Amaker, Marco Dowell, Hurt and Taylor depart. Beavers Stanley Martin Jones Small White Dent shown potential. Princeton faces rebuilding after two straight area titles, with Owls Peterstown Athens and Cook among contenders. Beavers may challenge Tigers led by Martin and developing Jones White Dent for 1979-80 season.
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Charles Southard
Mount View
George Sawyers
Andrew Thomas
Carl Jackson
Jerry Powell
Dwight Bucknell
Maurice Gravely
Kermit Stickens
Beaver
Stanley Martin
Sammy Jones
Curtis Small
Billy White
Mike Dent
Nick Amaker
Marco Dowell
Carmen Hurt
Bert Taylor
Princeton
Tigers
Ralph Ball
Big Crees
Owls
Peterstown
Athens
Pirates
Cook
Beavers
Martin
Jones
White
Mike
Evert Wins $200000 Women’s Tennis Tourney
Chris Evert defeated Dianne Fromholtz 3-6 6-3 6-1 in the Rancho La Costa final to claim $100,000 at a $200,000 event ahead of her April wedding to British pro John Lloyd. Fromholtz earned $50,000, Navratilova withdrew from third place, and Austin finished third after a win over Evert’s semifinal foe.
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Carlsbad
Calif
Chris Evert
Dianne Fromholtz
Rancho la Costa
Evert
John Lloyd
Fromholtz
Findl
Love
Tracy Austin
Australia
Chris
Navratilova
Austin
Kerry Reid
Reid
Clairol
Houston Defeats UCLA 71–69 Before Astrodome Crowd
In 1968 Houston toppled UCLA 71 to 69 before a record crowd of 52,693 at the Houston Astrodome, marking a historic attendance for a basketball game.
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Houston
UCLA
Houston Astrodome
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Brier Restaurant