Public Hearing and Legal Notices from West Virginia and Virginia
The West Virginia Human Rights Commission will hold a public hearing on July 1 at 10:00 a.m. in Charleston to discuss proposed interpretive rules on handicap discrimination in employment housing and public accommodation. Virginia notice seeks dissolution of coadministrators for Mitchell R Lyons Senior estate and probate of a will with compulsory appearance by July 6 1982. A private industry council funding proposal deadline is 5:00 p.m. July 2 1982. A trustee sale of property in Bluefield WV is set for June 16 1982 at 11:30 a.m. with detailed parcel description and cash terms.
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West Virginia Human Rights Commission
Capitol Conference Center
State Capitol Complex
Charleston
West Virginia
Quarrier Street
Howard D Kenney
Louise Serreno
Roger Douglas Lyons
Mitchell Robert Lyons
Goldie Ethel Horns Lyon
Mitchell R. Lyons
Harold N. Lyons
Virginia
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Vincent J. Carroll P
Tazewell
Rhea F Moore, Jr
Betty B. Vanhoozer
Private Industry Council of
W. H. Brooks
Donna J. Brooks
Guy W. Perkins
Harold D. Brewster, Jr
Mercer County
Commercial Bank of Bluefield
Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield
Sunset Drive
Grand View Street
DF & LM
Lot 16
Lot 17
Grant View Street
Robert M. Taylor
Juanita B. Taylor
Kevin Frederick Dunlap
Richmond
Chesterfield County
Willie Lee Marcus
Norfolk
Isidro Llamas Castro
Alexandria
Arlington County
Byron Hancock
Hancock
Political Sign Painter Sees Sign Of The Times
Huntington West Virginia AP reports Carl Workman a professional sign painter says the recession has hit political signage he notes poor demand before the primary and some candidates reuse old signs while demanding advance payment He criticizes cheap hand painted signs and stresses sign quality reflecting a candidate’s personality He warns if not paid he won’t work and explains flexible sign styles once paid
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Huntington
W.va
Times
Carl Workman
Workman
West Virginia
Randolph Says Youth Voter Depression After 18-Year Cut
Senator Jennings Randolph of West Virginia voiced disappointment over young voters turnout since lowering the voting age to 18. He cited only 22 percent of eligible under 21 voting in 1980, calling it the lowest among age groups, and urged greater attention to West Virginia's upcoming primary.
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Washington
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Randolph
West Virginia
Notice of Trustees Sale and Adoption Case in Tazewell County
Public auction sale of Tract A 2 a 2.3 acres in Clear Fork district 10 am June 17 1982 at front door court house Tazewell County terms cash. Also Virginia adoption notice requiring nonresident Bruce Nelson Thomas to appear by June 28 1982 to protect rights.
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Clear Fork Magisterial
Tazewell County
Virginia
George Thomas Ham
Louella S$. Ham
BH. Hansel
Jack O. Kingsley
Circuit Court
Court House
Clear Fork
James W. Dudley
Virginia Avenue
Bluefield
County of Tazewell
Elizabeth Dawn Thomas
Bruce Nelson Thomas
Riverdale
New Carrollton
Maryland
James Ernest Cox, Jr
Mary Estelle Kalvna Thomas Cox
Eliabeth Dawn Thomas
Riverdale Road
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
James Watt the Reagan era’s controversial environmental stalwart
James Watt, 43, deputy assistant secretary for water and power resources, remains a lightning rod for Reagan era environmental policy. In a long view, his wife describes him as soft at home, while his mother urged niceness to critics. Watt defends a strong environmental record tied to economic growth and policy balance, despite partisan backlash.
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Washington
Jim Watt
Interior Department
Nixon
South
Watts
Leilani Watt
James
James Gaius Watt
Watt
Charles D. Matthews
National Ocean Industries Association
Liberty Baptist WRVL-FM tower toppled by cut wires
The 138 foot WRVL FM Liberty Baptist College tower fell after support wires were cut, leaving the station off air through the week. FCC had ordered power cuts from 100000 to 5000 watts over interference complaints. Rev. Jerry Falwell blamed opponents of the Gospel and the central Virginia Christian station. Police report two other wire-cut incidents.
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Lynchburg
Liberty Baptist College
Wrvl-Fm
Federal Communication Commission
Jerry Falwell
College
Virginia
Falwell
Amherst County
WRVL
Gospel of Christ
Thomas Road Baptist Church
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Goldie
Ethel Horn Lyons
Richlands
Sen
Teste
Rhea F. Moore, JR
Todd Akers
Brian Shrader
U.S
Rocky Gap High School
Ferrum College
Southwest Virginia
Emory and Henry College
Norfolk and Western Railway
Terry W. Mullins
Jack Kaylor
James Watt
AP News
White House
Russell Peterson
Delaware
Council On Environmental Quality
Ford
Lani
Wheatland, Wyo
Danforth Insurance Agency
Bluewell
Sidneys
Sidney
Sidney's
MasterCard
Visa
American Express
Cumberland Park
Tazewell & Wytheville
Evansham Square
Wytheville
Old Dominion Briefs
Hampton
Jody Lyn Pace
Shore Drive
Virginia Beach
Yi Tran
Roeum Moi
Kim Chan
Michele Yvonne Toms
Charlottesville
I-44
Albemarle County
Ticonderoga
South Atlantic
Aegis
Phalanx
Ingalls Shipbuilding
Pascagoula
Miss
Ingalls
Bath Iron Works Corp
Maine
Bonanza
Bluefield Ave
Flowtron
Harold M. Wood
Harold Wood Thomas Lilly
Paul
Rebecca Brayies
Zspeenwood Nurseries
Springdale Ave
Princeton Thorn St
K-Mart
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