Tax Amnesty Push Targets Late Delinquent Evasions
Caryl and Joe Coburn report 719 applications since Oct 1 totaling about 1.75 million in taxes and interest. About 557,000 collected. amnesty could reach 7 million with December workloads. First 200,000 funds relief, next 4 million flood aid, rest to general fund. Taxpayers with pre 1986 delinquencies are eligible. penalties waived, payment plans offered with Feb 2 due date. Apply via toll free 1-800-443-5343. mail early due to Christmas delays.
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Caryl
Joe Coburn
Mercer County
Carly
Man hospitalized after Havaco wreck on Route 103
Dennis M. Mosse a 38 year old man from Wintondale Pennsylvania was listed in guarded condition at Bluefield Community Hospital after a two car collision on State Route 103 in Havaco. Mosse suffered a head injury and a dislocated and fractured hip while Timothy J. Myers 29 of Princeton was uninjured. Myers vehicle a Chevrolet Suburban collided with Mosse 1980 Mazda GLC. Both cars were total losses and state police Investigator Trooper F D Sylvester said investigation continues.
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Havaco
Pennsylvania
Bluefield Community Hospital
Dennis M. Mosse
Maple Street
Wintondale
BCH
Stevens Clinic
Mosso
Timothy J. Myers
Oakland Terrace
Princeton
Myers
F.D. Sylvester
McDowell County
State Police
Attempted break in at Princeton Pharmacy reported
An 18 year old Princeton resident and a 16 year old juvenile were charged with attempted breaking into Princeton Pharmacy on Main Street. Johnson was jailed on $1000 bond after arraignment. the juvenile was placed in detention pending county juvenile action. Police Lt Kassay led the arrest. others involved included Lt Larue, Sgt Akers, Ptm Peery, and Det Martin.
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Princeton
Main Street
Jeffery Dale Johnson
Mercer County
Southern
Green Valley
Johnson
Princeton Avenue
C.A. Kassay
Kitty Williams
Kassay
L.A. Larue
R.A. Akers
W.A. Peery
R.C. Martin
Certification Aims to Hasten Tax Reappraisal Figures
Moore said the state may certify the figures during the 60 day session after multiple appeals are disposed of. Tax Commissioner Michael Caryl must certify the figures as substantially accurate for them to take effect July 1. If commissions ratify the action, reappraisal may be certified later. Farley supports the extension and retroactive coverage.
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Moore
Michael Caryl
House Finance
George Farley
D-Wood
Farley
Chambers Emerges as Conservative Speaker Candidate
The conservative Speaker race centers on Chambers after Albright’s election loss. As head of the House Judiciary Committee, he wins solid backing from business Democrats like Burke Garrett Hawse and finance chair Farley. Critics depict him as an Albright clone, while supporters tout his even handed leadership and rapid rise.
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Albright
Chamber
Chambers
House Judiciary Committee
Dels
Marge Burke
D-Gilmer
Linda Garrett
D-Webster
Tom Hawse
D-Hardy
House
Schifano
House Finance
George Farley
D-Wood
Labor
Schifano and Chambers vie for West Virginia House speakership
WESTPAC has not filed a new statement on ad spending to influence the Democratic leadership contest. Its donors include Republicans like Thomas Potter and John M. Wells. WestPac paid Charles Ryan Associates 4053 in April for Cabell County ads backing Chambers and others. Chambers would be judiciary chair. Schifano has no major House post. The 78 Democrats meet in Charleston this Sunday to select a speaker. Schifano, self described conservative, says money was offered but refused. His October filing shows he did not reject money from at least three PACs.
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Westpac
Thomas Potter
John M. Wells
Charles Ryan Associates
Chambers
D-Cabell
Cabell County
Schifano
D-Monongalia
House
Charleston
Monongalia County
Treasurer Proposes 5 Percent Budget Slice to Save 80.5 Million
Governor Moore cautions awaiting December revenue results before action. He notes December has 22 collection days and may reveal the state’s financial position. The governor recalls a prior forecast of a crunch last March that did not materialize.
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Moore
Two prison terms given for drugs in Mercer County
In Mercer County Circuit Court Judge John R. Frazier sentenced Deborah Whitlow of Princeton and Anthony Marrs of Bluefield to 1 to 5 years in prison and fines of 10000 and 5000 dollars respectively for selling controlled substances to undercover officers. Whitlow faces transportation to Alderson on January 5 while Marrs remains free on bond pending appeal.
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Princeton
Mercer County
John R. Frazier
Deborah Whitlow
Anthony D. Marrs
Bluefield
Ms. Whitlow
Marrs
Beckley
S.E. Staton
Staton
R.C. Martin
Martin
Mercer
Whitlow
Frazier
State Women’s Prison
Alderson
Deborah Archer
Michael Gibson
Larry Whitt
Whitt
Deborah Garton
Probation Violation Referred To Mercer Court
Magistrate Harold Buckner found probable cause that Stanley L. Taylor violated probation by taking his son from his mother and sending the matter to Mercer County Circuit Court for a probation revocation hearing. Taylor, a former Bluefield DJ, was convicted earlier this year of unlawfully removing his 6 year old son from his ex wife’s custody and taking him to Knoxville, Tennessee on August 1, 1985. He was on a five year probation starting September 10. The petition cites Taylor’s 1985 Knoxville trip without probation approval. The revocation hearing will be before Circuit Judge John R. Frazier.
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Princeton
Harold Buckner
Stanley L. Taylor
Bluefield
Brian Matthew Taylor
Joan Harriman
Knoxville
Tenn
Mercer County
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