Vance murder trial cites gun rights and confession
Charlie Vance, 62, stands trial for the Aug. 27, 1998 killing of Bradshaw Police Chief Frankie Stanton. State police read jurors a written confession in which Vance said he killed a woman who arrested him and claimed a right to carry a gun. Defense argues intoxication and prescription drugs impaired his actions.
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Welch
Bradshaw
Chloe Francis
Frankie” Stanton
Charlie Vance
Paynesville
McDowell County
Kendrick King
Vance
Stanton
Vanmeter
Welch Emergency Hospital
Floyd Anderson
Anderson
Coal output down in West Virginia says official data
West Virginia coal production falls about five to eight percent in 1999 per Energy Information Administration figures. Prices drop 10 to 20 percent statewide, impacting severance tax and futures. Export coal also declined around 6.5 percent, though October comparisons skew the view. Rail traffic remains steady through Bluefield yard as industry voices warn of federal permit delays.
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Bluefield
Norfolk Southern
West Virginia
Energy Information Administration
Bill Raney
West Virginia Coal Association
EIA
ESA
State Office of Miner’s Health and Safety
Raney
Kanawha Valley
Mingo
Logan
Boone
Snow and bitter cold to hit Four Seasons area
National Weather Service in Blacksburg Virginia warns of a developing winter weather situation spreading across northwest North Carolina southwest Virginia and southern West Virginia. forecasters expect three to five inches of snow in southeast West Virginia with limited timing details and a four to six hour period of snowfall with heavy rates.
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Steve Mahood
Doublegates
Four Seasons
Rinceton
National Weather Service
Blacksburg
The
Weather Service
North Carolina
Southwest Virginia
West Virginia
Blacksburg Weather Service
Executors Seek 167000 Fee From McConnell Estate
Attorneys for the McConnell estate request a 167000 dollar fee plus 20000 for legal work since November 1999. The judge will review the petition as executor Petty Rose & Padden provides accounting corrections and ongoing filings in three federal suits tied to the failed First National Bank of Keystone.
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Princeton
McDowell County
Phillip C. Petty
Fairmont
Petty, Rose and Padden
Kenneth G. Stallard
Washington
Thompson, O'Donnell, Markham, Norton & Hannon
Stallard
McConnell Estate
Terry L. Church
McConnell
First National Bank of Keystone
Waynesburg College
Waynesburg
Hargrave Military Academy
Chatham
Church
Billie J. Cherry
Cherry
FNB Keystone
Hargrave Military
John R. Frazier
Mercer County Circuit Court
Waynesburg and
Hargrave
Comptroller of the Currency
U.S. Treasury Department
OCC
Frazier
Petty, Rose & Padden
Mercer County
Petty
U.S
Residents Back Underwood Pornography Bill in Princeton
Residents voiced support for Gov Cecil Underwood's bill to shield minors from pornography while doubting ease of enforcement. They cited Internet access as a major challenge and called for stronger penalties and protections to curb youth exposure.
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Underwood
Princeton
Cecil Underwood
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