Forfeiture Petition Involving Ford Pinto and Cash
Notice of filing of petitions for forfeiture under West Virginia law. Seizures include a 1979 Ford Pinto VIN 9T10Y300226 by Princeton City Police on January 31 1990 and $1550 plus two Raven pistols. Claims must be filed by January 15 1996 or January 19 1996 depending on case. hearings set in Mercer County.
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Mercer County
West Virginia
Charles R. Smith
Princeton City Police Department
Princeton City
Princeton
James
Wilma F. Grubb
Circuit Court
Brenda Davis
Cote Cranette
E. BE
Blanch Lee
County Commission
Darrell E. Richardson
Donna Richardson
Thomas
Lilly
Lilly Smith
United States
Paula M. Casey
Bonnie Raibeke
West Virginia Department of Public Safety
James Sandee Scott
Latonia Smith
Bonnie Barberie
Bishop and Amonate Meter Bid Sealed in Virginia
Tazewell County PSA invites separate sealed bids for meters saddles stops pipe and related items with exact quantities varying slightly sealed bids due January 5 1995 at 3 00 p m and opened 3 01 p m same day Inquiries to Jim Spencer contact number provided The Buchanan County Board seeks sealed bids for a 1981 fully equipped Chevrolet Ambulance Van due by December 29 1995 at 4 30 p m with sale AS IS WHERE IS and right to reject all bids
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State Capitol Building
Charleston
Ted Shanklin
Bramwell
United States Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Kathy Corner
Tazewell County
PSA
Cedar Bluff
Bishop
Amonate
Jim Spencer
Buchanan County Board of Supervisors
Arthur Whitt
Buchanan County
Grundy Virginia
Grundy
Virginia
Board of Supervisors
Raymond G. Boyd
Athens adopts street sign ordinance in sequential addressing
Athens Town Council passed an ordinance to assign street numbers and standardize street names for homes and businesses. Residents on left streets receive odd numbers and right-side homes receive even numbers to aid emergency services and voter registration, with notices to 324 residences and four-inch contrasting numbers.
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Tony Barbery
Daily Telegraph
Athens Town Council
Mary Lu Geiger
Jeff McIinturff
David C. Klingensmith
Klingensmith
Buchanan County Officials Take Oaths In Grady Court
Buchanan County leaders including Sheriff Paul A Crouse Commissioner of Revenue Victor Breeding and Commonwealth Attorney Sheila Tolliver were sworn in in Grady Virginia. Judge Keary R Williams officiated with six of seven supervisors present and new deputies and treasurers also taking oaths.
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Grundy
Buchanan County
Board of Supervisors
Keary R. Williams
Circuit Court
Williams
Prater District
Ron Ratliff
Flict
Buddy Fuller
Lowell Dexter Ray
Verner M. Blankenship
Calvin Ward
James R
Pete” Stiltner
Gary Roger Rife
United States
Virginia
Paul A Crouse
Victor Breeding
Bill J. Keene
Sheila H. Tolliver
Commonwealth
Tolliver
General District Court
Pat Hale
Helma
Commissions of Revenue
Dennis G. Gilbert
Vickie M. Davis
Jennifer Swiney
Brenda Stiltner
Connie Shortridge
Vonda Slone
Ronald Tiller
Jackie McClanahan
Russell Bostic
Benjiman Ray Lester
Richie Blankenship
Clifford Keen
Joseph R. Estep
Gifts Help a Family Through Hard Times in Bluefield
Kathy Coburn, who moved from New Jersey in 1992 to Bluefield, received Christmas help from a local organization and Wal-Mart volunteers. She left a real estate advertising job, became a single parent, and has since faced sporadic work while her children remain honor roll students. Kathy expressed optimism, noting the aid enabled her family to cover essential needs while she seeks full-time employment.
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the Telegraph
Kathy
Floyd Coburn
Wal-Mart
Bluefield
New Jersey
Jersey
Claus Nick Again Hall Lived In Bluefield Area
Hall has lived most of his life in the Bluefield area and formerly worked in the Keystone and Northfork areas of McDowell County. He and his wife Bunny have several children and grandchildren.
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Nick
Hall
Bluefield
Keystone
Northfork
McDowell County
Bunny
Prison guards prepare for possible weekend walkout
MORGANTOWN AP Authorities say guards at West Virginia's Mount Olive Correctional Complex may walk off this weekend and have arranged an alternate plan to keep operations secure. Public Safety Secretary Joseph Skaff notes most officers are non union and that law prohibits strikes as other facilities would be alerted to cover shifts.
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Morgantown
Public Safety
Joseph Skaff
Mike Hundley
Mount Olive
West Virginia State Employees Union
Fayette County
Skaff
Union
Charleston
George Trent
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