Coleman Revises Uniform Sentencing Measure to retain juries
Attorney General Coleman says he revised the presumptive sentencing bill by removing a clause to abolish jury sentencing. He argues the change keeps focus on fair uniform penalties while noting most cases lack juries and disparities persist. State Senator Michael supports the revision, boosting prospects in the General Assembly.
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Shall Coleman
Coleman
General Assembly
Harry Michael
Charlottesville
Thomas J Smith Divorce Action Notice
The defendant in action TAC ODE is Thomas J Smith. An amended complaint seeks divorce and other relief. An affidavit shows service of the amended complaint filed before September 12 1978. Failure to appear may lead to judgment by default. Copies of the amended complaint are available at the clerk of the circuit court.
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Larry Eugene Hipsley
Larry Eugene Hipsiey
West Virgina
William J Akers
Heanes
Main St
West Virginian
Thomas J Smith
Thomas Smith
Holroyd & G Dsen Jantite
Lal Man
Say
Circuit Court
Mercer County
Princeton Park Board invites bids for tractor and mower
The Princeton Board of Park and Recreation Commissioners invites bids for a 2950 John Deere farm tractor with 12.4838 rear tires and a rear mounted mower, plus joinery equipment. Specifications and information are available from the Recreation Director in Princeton West Virginia during office hours. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids due the first day of August, 1976.
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Geeeie
Princeton Board of Park and Commissioners
John Deere Farm
Proxceton
Bom
Notice to Creditors for Several Estates in Princeton WV
Notice to creditors of estates including Rooerts, Rene, George and Chariton, Woods, Hemin, and Figer. Executors and administrators must file claims with vouchers at Main Street Princeton West Virginia on or before January 12, 1978. Beneficiaries or creditors may appear within 64.0 days to contest or claim interest as required by law. Given by John Johnston, clerk in Princeton.
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Teigees Prageneta
West Virginia Department of Highways
Charleston
West Virginia
Kanawha
Fayette
Raleigh
Mercer
West Virgin Department of Highways
Gordon Warness
Earl R Scycc
West Rania Department of Highways
Washington Street
East Charleston
West Virgin
West Virgina Department of Highways
West Virgina Departmennt of Highways
West Vu
Subrhyi
PriLive
Timothy D Rooerts
Rene Rober
George
Chariton
Sonn& Chariton
Malcolm Jones
Fifte Jones
Guarce
Nancy Woods
Repeccs
Boyd Executrs
Mame
Firer
Ernest O Figer
Rebecca Francine Coter
Cenes
Cother Aa Minestrator
Buly E Hemin
Beverly J Bures
Gortons Newing Clanns Agans
Ts Main Street
Princeton West Virgie
Repossessed vehicle sale notice in Virginia
Notice announces a public auction in Tazewell Virginia on August 3 for a repossessed motor vehicle. Describes sale to highest cash bidder at Ramey Chevrolet Inc with the listed serial number IXI7OOW 186858. Dated August 158 by Bluefield Virginia dealer number 702.
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Oss Am
Tazewell
Virginia
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Bluefield
Otter
Ramey Chevrolet, Inc
General Motors Acceptance Corp Bivette
Wil! Otter
Eash
Terewell
Virginie
General Motors Acceptance Corp Bivetteia
Rugust
General Motors Acceptance Corp Biuefield
Virginna
Miller Seeks Newport News as Site for SLEP Ship Renovations
In Norfolk a GAO estimate suggested 50 to 80 million dollars more would be needed to renovate the carrier Saratoga at Philadelphia Navy Yard than at Newport News Shipbuilding. Democratic candidate Andrew P. Miller pressed for reversing the Navy decision and keeping the four SLEP hulls at Newport News, citing jobs and wage benefits for Virginians.
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Norfolk
General Accounting Office
Saratoga
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Newport News
Andrew P. Miller
Miller
Navy
Graham Claytor
Philadelphia
GAO
Claytor
Defense
Charles Duncan
Virginia
Senate
Loving Denies Killing Philanthropist in Norfolk Trial
Eugene Hilton Loving ITI testified he did not murder Louise Way Eggleston, the 90 year old philanthropist, in her Ghent apartment on April 28. He described meeting her in 1960, receiving small sums of money over 18 years, and aiding with chores while confessing a drinking problem. He said he last visited in January to obtain money for food after securing a job in Accomack County.
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Norfolk (Ap
Eugene Hilton
ITI
Louise Way Eggleston
Loving
Mrs. Eggleston
Accomack County
Franklin Snow
Norfolk Schools Tighten Truancy Crackdown
Norfolk officials plan stronger truancy measures with more teacher calls to parents and in-house suspensions for absentees. Superintendent Albert Ayars said 490 pupils were absent daily from 45 000, with secondary rates at 13 to 15 percent, while notes and forged excuses undermine the system. Board members and the Education Association president urged parental involvement and firm policy to reduce absenteeism.
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Norfolk
Albert L. Ayars
Ayars
Medas
John H. Foster
Foster
Illegal Aliens Ordered To Leave Virginia For Mexico
Federal authorities began rounding up about 30 immigrant workers in Mecklenburg County as part of a tobacco harvest crackdown. Farmers say Mexicans are replacing local labor on a job some Virginians would not do, while others remain working with proper papers. Immigrants were traveling home or arranging their own plans as the investigation found a smaller issue amid widespread complaints.
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Boydton (Ap
Mecklenburg County
Ments
United States
Joseph Mongiello
Virginia
Washington
Mongiello
N. T
Locomotive crushes striker in Roanoke
A Norfolk and Western Railway worker on strike duty in Roanoke was crushed when a locomotive fell in a roundhouse pit Friday. John B. Mitchell Jr., 50, of Vinton died instantly at 9:25 a.m. The accident marked the first fatality since the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks began striking July 10, according to N&W spokesman Lew Phelps.
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Roanoke
Norfolk & Western Railway
Vinton
N&w
Brotherhood of Railway
Lew Phelps
Judge Fines Van Hoy
Smyth County judge ruled that Willis Van Hoy will not serve the 15 month sentence imposed in absentia 18 years ago but must pay 375 in fines for drunk driving failing to stop for a police car and driving after license revocation. He was convicted in 1960 without being present and was not arrested until seven weeks ago when he returned to Chilhowie to open an antique shop.
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Marion
Willis van Hoy
Smyth County
J. Aubrey Matthews
van Hoy
Chilhowie
Heartline column offers elder financial and Medicare guidance
Heartline advises on trusts and power of attorney to avoid probate, warns about joint ownership risks, and suggests consulting an attorney. It explains railroad retirement current connection rules for supplemental annuities, notes Medicare covers motorized wheelchairs only if standard wheelchairs are unusable, and promotes a Heartline Medicare guide available for purchase.
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Medicare
Heartline
Dayton St
West
Alexandria
Ohio
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