Court awards 244000 to mental health facilities in state
The West Virginia Court of Claims on Monday awarded 244,855 dollars to multiple state mental health facilities for unpaid Department of Health bills. Major awards included 93,976 to the Northern Panhandle Behavioral Health Center and 38,215 to Shawnee Hills Center, among others. A separate 152,732 award to the estate of Delores Knott alleged DOH winter hazard negligence on U.S. 50 west of Burlington. Additionally, 509 were awarded to 13 Huntington State Hospital patients for belongings damaged during body lice eradication. The suits are advisory, as the state cannot be sued directly.
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Charleston
State Court of Claims
Department of Health
Court of Claims
Mercer, McDowell, Wyoming
Mental Health Council Inc
Northern Panhandle
Welch Emergency
Heart-O-Town Holiday Inn
Department of Employment Security
Armour Pharmaceutical Co
Department of Highways
Delores C. Knott
DOH
Knott
Burlington
U.S. 50
Mineral County
Johnson Controls Inc
Department of Commerce
Pipestein State Park
George W. Williams
Lottery results for Charleston West Virginia drawn Monday
AP reports West Virginia lottery winning numbers for Monday night across Daily 3 and Daily 4 draws. Daily 3 showed 9 5 8 and its spelled-out form nine five eight. Daily 4 yielded 0 3 2 6 with the words zero three two six.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Virginia Divorce Notice in Tazewell Circuit Court
In the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Tazewell County on December 11, 1987, Reginia Frankie Reynolds sues Gary Lynn Reynolds for a di vorce a vinculo matrimonili after separation of over a year. The defendant, not a Virginia resident, must appear by February 1, 1988 after publication to protect his interests. Clerk Reah F. Moore Jr.
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Virginia
Circuit Court
County of Tazewell
Lynn Reynolds
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Z.D. Christian
P.g. Bluefield
Reah F. Moore, JR
$2 Million Suit Over 1985 Wayne County Shootout
The estate of Billy Edward Mathis, killed by shotgun blasts during a 1985 confrontation with state police and Wayne County deputies, filed a $2 million civil rights lawsuit in the state Court of Claims. Arthur Mathis represents the estate, alleging taunting by Sheriff Burnie Crabtree and involvement of the state police detachment.
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Burnie Crabtree
Richard C. Welch
Columbus
Ohio
Mathis
Sheriffs Department
Crabtree
Virginia Telephone Firms Face Tax Reform Rate Cuts
The State Corporation Commission ordered Virginia’s five largest telephone firms to cut rates to pass along federal tax savings. General Telephone Co. of the Southeast appeals the order and was told to hold the tax savings for possible refunds. A full probe of rates and revenue was also ordered as industry under earnings claims are challenged.
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Irby
Virginia
Senate and House clash over carryover of bills
Damron notes trouble as the Senate seeks a carryover method for some bills while the House led by Chuck Chambers asks members to request carryover. House Clerk Kopp reports about 120 requests. Legislative Services reports 546 draft requests, 44 sent to sponsors, and 12 to House for pre filing with 19 to the Senate. Last year 1900 House and 760 Senate bills were introduced.
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Damron
Senate
House
Chuck Chambers
D-Cabell
Donald Kopp
Kopp
Eleanor Casto
Legislative Services
Casto
Explosion at Virginia coal mine halts rescue efforts
From Big Stone Gap officials report a blast at a Double R Coal mine with rescue teams advancing 1000 feet before a second explosion fear halted efforts. Mine owner Bill Ratliff and others could not be reached. The blast follows Virginia’s safest year in 1987 with one death in Dickenson County.
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Abbott
Bill Ratliff
Virginia
Dickenson County
Gregory Lane Barton
The
Barton Mining Inc
Double R Coal
Health Issues Session at Glenwood Park Home Today
Alzheimer's disease will be the topic for the health issues session at Glenwood Park United Methodist Home today at 2 p.m. For information contact Ginny Knowles, RN, service coordinator, at 425-8128 or 325-8164. Area clinics scheduled for the week of Dec. 28 include Tazewell Health Department Wednesday child health Richlands Health Department today WIC McDowell County Health Department Wednesday immunizations 8 a.m. to noon. Prenatal projects in Tazewell Jan. 5 Feb. 9 Tuesdays at 7 p.m. at Tazewell Public Library. Instructors Melissa Thompson and Kim Ringstaff. Bluefield class Jan. 5-26 Tuesdays at 2:30 p.m. at Bluefield Community Hospital. Prenatal project requires attending prenatal classes before inmate classes.
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Glenwood Park United Methodist Home
Ginny Knowles
Tazewell Health Department
Richlands Health Department
WIC
McDowell County Health Department
Tazewell County
Tazewell
Tazewell Public Library
Melissa Thompson
Humana Hospital
Clinch Valley
Kim Ringstaff
Bluefield
Bluefield Community Hospital
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Board of Supervisors
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Fromme
Alderson Federal Correctional Institution
Ron Burkhart
Alderson
Manson
San Quentin
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John Reid
Reid
State Supreme Court
Committee On Legal Ethics
Zelene Harman
Rahall
Congress
Energy Department
Nevada
Special Commission
Reginia Frankie Reynolds
Gary Lynn Reynolds
Bristol Tennessee
Kimball Volunteer Fire Dept
Route 52
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Keystone Fire Dept
NTV
NATTS
Peer Ie
Robert Sisk
Lee Fox & Thompson
Bland
Houston
Sewer & Drain Serv
Roderfield
Welch
Bsmt
Stu Srey
National Business College
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