Crews Nominated For Teenager Of The Year Honor
Glenwood Park teen Michael O Crews of Gainesville Georgia was nominated by Riverside Military Academy for the 1973 Outstanding Teenager of America program. He competes for the Outstanding Teenager of Georgia Trophy and a $1000 national scholarship. Crews, a junior, previously attended Greenbrier Military Academy and has an A average.
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Glenwood Park
Riverside Military Academy
Gainesville
Michael O. Crews
H. C. Crews
Georgia
W. Gilbert Beers
Crews
Greenbrier Military Academy
Pass seeks bond reduction in Yablonski slayings case
Albert E. Pass, a United Mine Workers official charged with murder in the Yablonski killings, asks the state Supreme Court to lower his $150 000 bond. His attorney says the bond set by Erie County Judge Edward Carney is unrealistically high and hinders defense preparation.
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Pittsburgh
Albert E. Pass
United Mine Workers
UMW
Joseph A. Yablonski
State Supreme Court
Pass
Erie County
Edward Carney
Mercer Airport ballot figure explained by county authority
Mercer County Airport Authority chairman Walter Burton outlined how the $203,000 figure used in the airport improvement referendum was derived from $216,000 remaining in the 1961 capital program. He said $13,000 was designated for solid waste, the bulk sits with the State Sinking Fund, and $4,000 more interest will be drawn Feb. 15 with some staying for solid waste. Charles Calfee III will become full-time manager Jan. 1 on a temporary basis at $700 monthly as the search for a permanent manager continues with about 50 applications and interviews planned. Burton noted Auburn University ties for candidates and that the holiday break canceled an authority meeting scheduled for next Wednesday.
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Mercer County Airport Authority
Walter Burton
Mercer County Court
Mercer
Burton
State Sinking Fund Commission
Charles Caffee, III
Calfee
Pineville
Auburn (University
Caffee
Dairymen Hold Quarterly Meeting in Princeton
The Bluefield Chapter of the Young Dairymen Association met at the Dinner Bell Restaurant in Princeton with Raymond B. Hall as speaker urging cooperation and involvement in association programs. Bill E. Walters led the session with a chemical firm showing D I labeled cleaning products. about 30 members attended and the next meeting was set for March 8 at the Dinner Bell.
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Bluefield
Young Dairymen Association
Dinner Bell
Princeton
Raymond B. Hall
Hall
Southeast Division
Dairymen, Inc
Bill E. Walters
D. I
Anello Pushes Court to Address Juvenile Detention Need
Mercer County Court president Donald Anello says the court is aware of the need for juvenile facilities and will seek the best solution. He discusses options with colleagues and mentions possible use of revenue sharing funds or regional planning, while considering federal funding and group homes as potential models.
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Jim Calfee
Mercer County Court
Donald Anello
Anello
O. D
Compton
Bernard Wilkinson
Joe Coburn
Wilkinson
Heck's Agrees To Price Cuts In West Virginia Stores
Heck's department store chain agrees to item by item pricing across its 30 stores under an IRS voluntary program. Prices will rise only on items with higher costs and $28,000 in over-collected money will be returned as overall price reductions by January 1.
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Parkersburg
W.va
Heck’s
West Virginia
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Hugh D. Jones
Jones
Girls Live Longer Than Boys In Britain Study Says
The Registrar General reports today that girls born now in Britain can expect to live about six years longer than boys. Life expectancy for boys is under 69, while girls surpass 75.
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London
Registrar-General
Britain
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Governor’s Committee On Crime, Deliquency and Correction
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