Fashion Exhibit Kicks Off Today in Bluefield Armory
The fall Bluefield Fashion Exhibit opens at 9 a.m. at Brushfork Armory with exhibitors from 30 cities in the south and northeast presenting men’s and women’s clothing jewelry shoes and dry goods. Meyer Leader notes gasoline costs may boost attendance as shows run 9 to 6 today and tomorrow and 9 to 4 Tuesday.
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Barbs A Rebait Price Knocked Down Again
A used car salesman lowers prices a second time, rebaiting consumers with another discount as the deal tightens and buyers weigh value and trade ins.
Retirement for Concord College administrator Dr Milton Edge
Dr Milton C Edge has retired after 18 years in college administration at Concord College serving as registrar, vice president and academic dean before becoming assistant to the president in 1977. He is a past president of the West Virginia Association of College Registrars and Admissions Officers and an Outstanding West Virginian. The Edge family lives on a farm between Princeton and Athens. They have two daughters and two granddaughters.
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Not An Entirely Arbitrary Restraint Petitions Rule
West Virginia faces a petition nomination rule limiting signers from voting in party primaries. The law allows one vote in nominating processes, not both signing petitions and voting in primaries. Critics call it harsh and impractical to monitor selective ballots on a single election day.
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Statehouse Notebook on Nominating Petitions and Ballot Access
Statehouse notes explain signing nominating petitions may equate to voting in a primary and risk jail for double voting. Independent candidates and minor parties use petitions to seek November ballot spots, while 1968 rulings shield petition signatures as private, not public records, per a Caplan opinion.
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Livestock Market Report Steers Heifers and Hogs Steady
Steers and heifers moved higher this week with prices listed across weight brackets for stocker feeder cattle. Slaughter cattle and hogs were mostly steady to lower, with prices for cows bulls sows and boars shown, plus a May sale summary of 842 head in Daleville Virginia and takeup points in Dublin Harrisonburg Alderson and Lexington.
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