Magistrate Report Sunday and Monday cases in Princeton area
Numerous cases heard by Court of Magistrate Pedneau and Chief Magistrate Ernest Six include pled guilty and warrants for battery theft and destruction of property. Defendants like Willis Dickens Dale Ingram Nathaniel Hill Patrick Farmer Claude Fletcher Syed Mohamad Mershashr Randall Reading Nathaniel Allen Jackie McCroskey Velma Bushner and others faced fines bonds jail terms or dismissals. Complainants include Freddie Bailey Carol Farmer and Frances Fletcher. Local officers Vance Kessinger Hare Gearhart Lawson Mitchem Harman and others handled arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedneau
Willis Ray Dickens
Rt. 1
Box
Princeton
T.L. Vance
Dale Ingram
Rt. 4
Box 490
Henry Ingram
Oakvale
Roger Kessinger
Nathaniel Hill
Freddie D. Bailey
R.A. Hill
Keith Hare
Mason Hazlewood
Athens
Ernest Six
Hill
Patrick Farmer
Carol Farmer
Monroe St
Ernest R
Claude Fletcher
Union Street
Blufield
Frances Fletcher
Donald R. Hare
Milledge Younger
Logan Street
Bluefield
Mercer County
Mary Woods
W.E. Gearhart
Velma Bushner
Evangala Wilborn
W.C. Lawson
Richard Dillon
Third Street
Roger Midkiff
Craig May
Kent Williams
Willard Winfrey
E. Mitchem
David W. Cowan
West Virginia Department of Welfare
Charles D. Meadows
Circuit Court
John W. Meadows
J.R. Howell
Ann Phillips
Tiffany Manor Apartments
Lawson
Jackie McCroskey
Walter Price
Union Street Extension
Larry Price
General Delivery
Raymond Lee Butts
Essie Proffitt
Lanny J. Harman
Alfred Keller
Montcalm
L.R. Catron
Soviet ballerina seeks asylum sparks diplomatic tensions
In Istanbul the Bolshoi deputy director denounces a Turkish note and says Galina Chursina’s defection request is a crude American provocation. Chursina, 27, slipped into the U S consulate Saturday and has been granted asylum. Soviet ambassador met Turkish officials as protest notes were anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Turkey
Bolshoi Ballet
Galina Chursina
United States
Chursina
Bolshoi
Corps de Ballet
Alexei Ustin
Miss Chursina
RPT Fare Hike in Morgantown and Other West Virginia News
Mountain State Briefs report riders will pay 50 cents per trip on the Personal Rapid Transit system, up from 25 cents, as of today. PRT Director Robert Bates cites expansion, higher operating hours, and rising utility costs. student fares stay the same. The notes also preview a big 1981 for water and sewer construction, an extradition hearing for Ronald Williams, a prison tour by a House committee, and Charles Wall slated to lead Virginia Beach police.
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Morgantown
W.va
PRT
Robert Bates
Bates
Charleston
West Virginia Utility Contractors
Nick Ciccarello
West Virginia Utility Contractors Association
Ciccarello
New York State Criminal Court
Ronald T. Williams
FBI
Williams
West Virginia
Beckley
New York City
Virginia Beach
Wall
William W. Davis
Davis
Ginsberg Backs House Medicaid Over Reagan Plan
West Virginia Welfare Commissioner Leon H. Ginsberg says the House Medicaid proposal would cost the state less federal money than Reagan's plan for the next fiscal year. He notes WV would lose about $7.5 million under the president's plan, versus a maximum $2.7 million under the House version, with a chance to lessen the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
House of Representatives
Reagan
Leon H. Ginsberg
Congress
House
Senate
Mercer County Court Journal Moves Along In Summer Terms
Mercer Circuit Court reports a jury term for June is excused today and to return July 14 at 9 30 a m. The Mercer County Circuit Court on Monday morning has been continued with a case set for July 28 for Southern. An extradition hearing for James Boyd Southern was scheduled. bond set by Judge William O Bivens Jr. for Tim White at $1000 on a fugitive warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Mercer County
Mercer County Circuit Court
James Boyd Southern
William O. Bivens Jr
Tim White
Mercer youths given improvement periods in manslaughter case
In Mercer County Juvenile Court Judge William O. Bivens Jr placed a 17 year old Princeton youth and a 16 year old Bluefield youth on six month improvement periods under the Mercer County Juvenile Probation Department tied to an automobile fatality case. In a separate matter a Keystone teen adjudicated delinquent on armed robbery was ordered to the Department of Corrections for a 30 day evaluation before return for disposition. A Bramwell youth charged with shoplifting had the case continued to a later date.
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Princeton
Mercer County
Bluefield
Mercer County Juvenile Probation Department
William O. Bivens Jr
Con
Keystone
Department of Corrections
Bramwell
Mercer County Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses
Court records show applications in Mercer County for Thomas Charles Merringer of San Antonio Texas and Mary Ellen Boothe of Yards ta, and Frank Edward Small with Joanne Marie Stanley of Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County Clerk's Office
Thomas Charles Merringer
San Antonio
Tex
Mary Ellen Boothe
Yards, Ta
Frank Edward Small and
Joanne Marie Stanley
Princeton
Lawyer Wins McDowell Tax Appeal on Harman Case
McDowell County Circuit Court ruled Harman III, owner of Clintal Pocahontas Coal, had an illegal tax increase, nullifying his 1981 assessment hike. The decision does not apply to other property owners, who will still pay higher taxes as the board’s increases stand for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Cecil
Vy Telegraph
Welch
J.N. Harman III
Clintal Pocahontas Coal Company
McDowell County
Harman
Jack Marinari
Wade Watson
McDowell County Commission
Board of Equalization and Review
McDowell County Circuit Court
Marinari
Albert Falvo
County Commission
July Outlook From Weather Service Predicts Warm Month
The National Weather Service 30 day outlook favors above normal temperatures across most of the United States for July with a narrow band of near normal readings along the northern tier. The only regions expected cooler than average are Washington Oregon extreme northern Idaho and northwestern Montana. A band of heavy rain is foreseen along Northern states and a west to east corridor in the West with lighter rainfall elsewhere.
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Washington
National Weather Service
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
New York
New England
Oregon
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Colorado
Nebraska
Dayan Meets With Begin As Coalition Talks Continue
Moshe Dayan met with Prime Minister Menachem Begin on Monday to discuss adding Dayan and his TELEM faction to a coalition government. Begin seeks 60 plus Knesset seats, with Likud partners and Agudat Israel and NRP options shaping a possible majority amid close election results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
Moshe Dayan
Menachem Begin
Begin
Agudat Israel
Avraham Shapira
Likud
Shimon Peres
Labor Party
Peres
NRP
TAMI
Dayan
TELEM
Gaza Strip
West Bank
Jordan River
Uri Porat
Anniversary revival at Trinity Deliverance Center
The Trinity Deliverance Center on Rt 10 schedules a July 7 to 12 anniversary revival with daily guest speakers Joyce Teddar Earl Hill Dave Lusk Brenda Blankenship Laurel Farmer and Roy Harless. Rev Leroy Parsons leads Jones Chapel events with a 1 am sermon and 3 pm Pastor's Aid service. East End Baptist hosts Vacation Bible School July 13 18 from 6 to 830 pm at 1504 Princeton Ave with theme Gods Word Timeless led by Rev Clifford Compton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ITY Deliverance
Trinity Deliverance Center
Rt. 10
Joyce Teddar
Earl Hill
Dave Lusk
Brenda Blankenship
Laurel Farmer
Roy Harless
Jones Chapel
United Methodist
Leroy Parsons
Bluefield
United Methodist Church
Freeman
George Hartwell
Anawalt
Princeton
Beatrice Stephenson
East End
East End Baptist Church
Princeton Ave
Clifford Compton
Auto Sales Down as Imports Claim Market Share
US automakers posted the slowest June in 17 years with a 2.5 percent drop from the 1980 low as imports gained ground. Analysts cite high car and gas prices and weak personal income growth. Chrysler showed gains only against a poor prior year. Police hunt thieves who stole about $700 in beef from Hardees with 11 cases of hamburger patties and 8 cases of quarter pound meat. Entry was via a broken padlock, theft timing 11:30 p.m. to 4:30 a.m., investigation led by Officer K.G. Walls.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Hardees
Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield City
K.G. Walls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mountain State Briefs
Donald Bordenkircher
Moundsville
State Penitentiary
Moundsville Institution
House of Delegates
Bordenkircher
Ginsberg
Mercer Circuit Court
Southern
Courthouse News
Outer Space
Radio Shack
Tandy Corporation
McDowell
Commission
Jennings B. Boyd
Aguda Israel
Church News
Prins
Blaydes Clinic
Theodore P
Ted) Werblin, M.D
Ph.d
Werblin
Blaydes
Frederick and
Woodland
Bluefield, WV
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