Matoaka Man Found Guilty At Magistrate Court
A Matoaka man was found guilty of destruction of property in a magistrate court session led by Magistrate Dave Pedneau. David Bell, represented by William Akers, was sentenced to 20 days in Mercer County Jail plus court costs and has filed an appeal. The state represented by Rossi Collins had a felony charge of marijuana delivery and sale dismissed earlier in the same hearing, while other preliminaries saw charges dropped or defendants released.
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Matoaka
Dave Pedneau
David Bell
William Akers
Babes On
Mercer County
Gibeon
Bell
Rossi Collins
Lee
Grend
Elizabeth Dillo
Dublin
Bill Casey
Rt. 3
Bluefield
Mane
John Bigelow
James Nelson
Aed
Ricky Snow
Princeton
David Sutphin
Prin
Princeton Man Arraigned On Marijuana Charge
Princeton man Jeryl Bruce Graham, 33, was arraigned in a Thursday magistrate court presided by Chief Magistrate Ernest R. Six on possession and delivery of marijuana. He was released on a $3,000 bond. Detective James E. Dent of Bluefield police testified. Earlier hearings involved Gary Stephen Crist, 21, and Lilly Kay Crist, 22, arraigned on a felony marijuana cultivation warrant and bond posted. Also, Danny Reed, 24, and Raymond Overton, 19, were arraigned on assault charges and released on $100 bonds. Deputy Catron executed the warrant. Trooper J R Howell arrested.
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Princeton
Ernest R. Six
Jeryl Bruce Graham
James E. Dent
Bluefield
Six
Gary Stephen Crist
Lilly Kay Crist
John T. Bigelow
Catron
Dear Dr Graham on long trips and marriage strain
Billy Graham advises a reader with a wife unhappy about his constant travel. He urges reframing priorities, warns money cannot substitute love, and stresses marriage as a God given responsibility. He shares personal experience of balancing travel with effort to keep love alive and suggests considering the impact on family and children.
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DR. Graham
J.C
J. C
Union Baptist Church Dinner Sale at 208 Wilson St Bluefield
Union Baptist Church offers chicken and fish dinners at 2.50 and sandwiches at noon on Saturday with delivery available by calling 325-3459.
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Union Baptist Church
Wilson St
Bluefield
Civitan Speaker Details Bluefield State Growth Plans
Dr. Alvin Hall of Bluefield State College outlined strong fall registration growth and expansion under new president Dr. Jerold Dugger. He noted campus building projects converting an old football field to parking, a new practice field, and a widening Continuing Education program. Collaboration with Mt. View school in McDowell County will offer day and night courses this fall including English real estate photography karate and home repair. Seminars at the BSC campus will cover micro computers counterfeit detection interpersonal skills for nurses and more.
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Alvin Hall
Bluefield State College
Bluefield Civitan Club
Deskins
Hall
Jerold Dugger
Mt. View School
McDowell County
BSC
Jurors Excused In Mercer County Court By Judge Bivens
Jurors in Mercer County Circuit Court under Judge William O. Bivens Jr. are excused from duty until August 21 at 9:30 a.m. This notice delays jury service and schedules.
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Mercer County
William O. Bivens Jr
Northeast to Gulf Coast Faces Scattered Showers Today
showers are forecast across the northeast into the middle atlantic and florida gulf coast region with another band from northern iowa along the mississippi to louisiana. a satellite image shows widespread clouds over the eastern states.
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Middle Atlantic States
Florida
Gulf Coast
Iowa
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Nationwide Warmth With Showers in Some Regions
The Associated Press reports warm, sunny conditions across much of the country on Thursday while rain and isolated thunderstorms persisted in coastal Florida to southern New England, the Ohio Valley, Gulf states, and from the upper Mississippi Valley into eastern Kansas and Oklahoma. Temperatures ranged from 54 in Arcata California to 104 in Las Vegas Nevada.
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Florida
New England
Ohio Valley
Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Arcata
Calif
Las Vegas
Nev
NAACP Meeting Planned at Shiloh Baptist Princeton
The NAACP will meet Sunday at 3 p.m. at Shiloh Baptist Church on Pine Street in Princeton. President Ted Curtis says the public is invited to attend.
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Golden Gate Baptist Church
Golden Voices of
Bluefield
Ingleside Road
Robert Heart
Minnie Royster
NAACP
Shiloh Baptist Church
Pine Street
Princeton
Ted Curtis
Voters in four states favor incumbents in primaries
In four primaries voters backed incumbents while rejecting a Missouri gasoline tax proposal by a seven to one margin. Michigan saw Congress member Diggs win despite federal fraud charges as Gov Milliken and Sen Griffin maintained strong positions. Georgia echoed renomination for Busbee and Nunn, with McDonald in a runoff and Shapard advancing to a runoff. Idaho chose Allan Larsen over rivals as Nashville is noted as Music City USA.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Detroit
Fitzgerald
U.S
Robert Griffin
Carl Levin
Griffin
L. Brooks Patterson
Georgia
George Busbee
Sam Nunn
Busbee
Rodney Cook
Nunn
John Stokes
Larry McDonald
Smith Foster
Donald
John Flynt
House
Ethics Committee
Virginia Shapard
Peter Banks
Herman Talmadge
Idaho
Allan Larsen
Larsen
GOP
Vern Ravenscroft
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Wat Prem
US Dept of Commer
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Central Rockies
Sefield Daily Telegraph
Michigan
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Diggs
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William Milliken
William Fitzgerald
Nashville
Music City, U.S.A
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Princeton Avenue
West Virginia
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