Mercer WV Board of Education bid notice June 15 1981
The Board of Education of Mercer County West Virginia will receive sealed bids on June 15 1981 at the Central Office 1420 Honaker Avenue Princeton WV for bid documents and specifications. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. John M Hughes secretary.
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Board of Education
Mercer
West Virginia
Honaker Avenue
Princeton
Referten
John M. Hughes
West Virginia Public Service Commission approves Schwerman rates
In Charleston on June 2 1981 the Public Service Commission of West Virginia approves revised rate schedules for Schwerman Trucking Company to move fly ash and magnetite cement. The order shifts revenue to 5.47 percent rate increases plus an 18.4 percent fuel surcharge while maintaining overall approved revenue. Public notice and protest periods set. tariff filing required. final rates take effect 30 days after first publication. The document also includes unrelated stockholder resolutions and a MercER County real estate sale notice.
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Public Service Commission OF
West Virginia
Charleston
Capitol
M.C
Schwerman Trucking Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
ITIS
Beckley
Bluefield
Clarksburg
Elkins
Huntington
Lewisburg
Parkersburg
Morgantown
Wheeling
Public Service Commission
State Capitol
Howard M. Cunningham
Circuit Court
Mercer County
Patricia Ann Walker Lukach
Frances Six
Princeton
District of Rock
Old House Branch
New River
W. E Mills
Beulah Walker
Charles E Walker
Mercer County Commission
Granville Walker
G. R. Akers
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Land Corporation
Walter C. Young Properties
John P. Anderson
John R. McGhee
Public Sale and Court Notices Mix Bluefield Ad Pace
Public sale details for a 1974 Dodge Charger including serial number and June 17, 1981 at 11:00 A.M. at Commercial Credit Corporation Bluefield WV. zoning appeals for Deaton's Music World and M S Hajjar with hearings June 15 1981. circuit court divorce action Carol Sue Gregory vs Billy Joe Gregory with a July 6 1981 answer deadline. plus political campaign notes on Farley Miller Godwin and Robb endorsements at a Virginia Democratic convention revival.
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Dodge Charger
Office of
Commercial Credit Corporation
Bland Street
Bluefield
W.va
Cash Commercial Credit Corporation
R.S. Bailey
Branch
Mgr
Billy Joe Gregory
West Virginia
William J. Akers
Main Street
Princeton
Wilma F. Grubb
Circuit Court
Mercer County
Artillery Clashes Continue in Lebanon Between Militias
Seven killed and 11 wounded in East Beirut as Kurdish Guards and Mourabetoun militiamen clash at the American University Hospital. A Kurdish guard died and a Mourabetoun fighter was wounded as the emergency ward battle spilled into the hospital. Habib heads to the region on a shuttle to defuse the missiles crisis tied to Syria and Israel.
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Beirut
Lebanon
East Beirut
American University
West Beirut
Christian Voice of Lebanon
U.S
Philip C. Habib
Washington
Mideast
Syria
Zahle
Israel
American University Hospital
Saeb Salam
Mourabetoun
Eash
First Energy Price Decline In 3 Years Reported
Washington AP reports a rare drop in energy costs slows wholesale inflation to 4.6 percent annually in May while unemployment climbs to 7.6 percent, the highest since fall 1976. Energy prices fell 0.5 percent led by gasoline down 1.8 percent and heating oil down 1.2 percent despite natural gas rising 3.5 percent.
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Sinai
Labor Department
Okinawa Puts GIs Life Price Tag To Duty
Okinawa, returned to Japan a decade ago, sits among the costliest bases for American troops with 18,000 Marines and others earning modest salaries while beer and steak prices soar. The dollar’s weakness fuels higher living costs as bars and shops shift to Japanese customers, workers seek off-base jobs, and pay hikes loom with a 14.3 percent military pay proposal.
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Kadena
Okinawa
Pacific
U.S
Japan
West Germany
Pearl Harbor
Long Island
Guadalcanal
Leyte Gulf
Iwo Jima
John A. Woggon
Marine Corps
Camp Butler
Ipi
Shisei Hirata
Honoko Night Club Association
Kadena Air Base
U.S. Air Force Base
United States
Shimkus
Matt Werner
Thomas G. McInerney
313Th Air Division
Congress
No Arrest Yet In Atlanta Slayings Probe
Technicians comparing fibers from the suspect's home found promising similarities to fibers on some bodies in the 28 slayings of Black youths. Fulton County DA says fiber evidence alone cannot convict. The 23 year old man was released after 12 hours of interrogation. authorities keep him under watch as tests continue.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Lewis Slaton
Public Safety
Lee Brown
Special Police
FBI
Closing Stocks Roundup From Acton to Western Union
A dense list of closing stock prices across multiple firms and sectors includes Allied Chem, Amerada, Ashland, Atlas Copco, Cabot, Conoco, Dow Jones peers, McDonalds, PepsiCo, Reynolds, Texaco, Union Pacific, Westinghouse, and Western Union among others with percent changes or prices noted. This market snapshot tracks varied corporate tickers and performance for a broad equity close.
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Acton Os Allied Chem Si
Amer
Amerada
Amere Pwr
Amer Family
Ay Arasves
AshlandOu
Avon
AtlasCor
Bakr
Bakr&Ess BankAmenca
BankofVa
Beleo Pete
Cabot Corp
Caro Pwr
Boa cslStGas
Cova Cola
Col Gas
Conoco Saha
Dan River
Fs' Grhart Owen Ga Pacific Gould Grumman Gulf & West
Hanna Min Lear Siegier Lear Pr
LTV Corp
MM Levitz
Litton
la Pacific
Lowes
ManorCare
MAPCO
McDonalds
McGraw
MediaGen
MesaPete
MesaRoyl
Mitchil Enrgy
MurphyGc
Amer Coal
Robins Ah
Robertshaw
Rockwell
StroMaris
SCOA
Ind
SEDCO
SouthernCo
Southern
Sou Roy
Spectra Phy
Storer Briest
Syntex
Taft
Texasgulf
Texas
Tiger Ind
Tosco
Transamerica
Trice Ind
TriSo
Tucson
UnitedGuar
Union Pac US Air A
UnitedTech
Univ Leaf
MS Va Electh
Warner Commis
WarnerLam
WacoNaws Western Union
Westinghouse
Whittaker
Stock Prices Increase as Inflation Report Lifts Markets
The Dow rose 7.05 to 993.79 as inflation signals improved and energy shares led gains. Winners spanned aviation, chemical, electronics, energy and finance while gold and silver fell. big banks held steady despite rate fears. Volume totaled 47.18 million on the NYSE as markets awaited Fed hints.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
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Chuck” Robb
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