Notice of Public Auction of Mercer County Real Estate
Public sale of Gladys Day Crumpecker's 60 percent undivided interest in property in Beaver Pond District Mercer County West Virginia described by metes and bounds to be held July 10 1985 at 8 00 am at the courthouse front door with parcel details and prior wills and deeds. Also contains a lien claim for Evans Product Company and additional notices of public hearings reorganizations state purchasing and a June 11 real estate sale by trustees on a 17 33 acre Rock District tract along Route 7 4 with cash terms and tax assumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Day Crumpecker
Mercer County
West Virginia
Beaver Pond
SRC
Gladys Day Crummpecker
G. H. Crumpecker
Mary E. Lohr
Hartwell Crumpecker
Brush Creek
Bluestone River
East River District
Princeton
Stafford Drive
Centerline
Pine Company, Inc
West Virginia Water Company
David Huffman
Claude Davis
Lake T. Jennings, Jr
P.O. C
Ingleside Road
Compton Construction
Compton Construction Company
P. C
Centerline Station
THE
West VA
Gary Shields
Evans Product
Moore's
Mark E. Wills
Evans Product Company
Moore
Mercer
Brenda Briley
Lang E. Neal
Peoples Bank of Bluewell
Bluewell
ICE
Sali
Ted R. Thornton
Freida M. Thornton
Ira M. Smith
Thomas S. Lilly
Rock District
Cornbread Ridge
Dillion
David Burton
Kelly Wooten
Sadie Wooten
Lawmakers chide Regents over faculty pay plan
West Virginia legislators criticized the Board of Regents plan to distribute 1985 pay raise funds, noting potential inequities as Gov. Moore vetoed an $1800 cap. They questioned authority to approve post veto raises and warned top-earners could gain 8 to 10 percent under a $300,000 market adjustment pool.
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Charleston
W.va
State Board of Regents
David Powers
Regents
Arch Moore
Powers
Joint Education Subcommittee
Keith Burdette
D Wood
Moore
Burdette
Board of Regents
Vacation Bible School and church events in Peterstown Bluefield and Bramwell
Vacation Bible School at Peterstown Christian Church Route 12 runs June 17 to 21 from 6 15 to 8 30 with crafts classes for all ages including a certified special education class All are welcome Prayer Band mounted by Lillie Johnson meets June 11 at 7 30 p m at 117 Rigby Street Bluefield Va Brushfork Baptist Church hosts a June 17 21 VBS for ages 3 to adult 6 9 p m A brown bean supper is set for Bramwell Methodist Church Saturday June 15 4 to 7 p m sponsored by the Mens Club
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Peterstown
Mount Zion Pentecostal Cottage
Lillie Johnson
Lynn Miller
Rigby Street
Bluefield
Brushfork Baptist Church
Bramwell Methodist Church
Mens Club
Bluefield College
Lansdell Hall
Gee cites legislative centralization as key factor in WVU departure
West Virginia University President E Gordon Gee says a push for centralized higher education classification and a $1800 faculty pay cap by legislators helped push him to leave for the University of Colorado. He notes the move would harm the university and signals a broader need for university autonomy and flexibility.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia University
E. Gordon Gee
WVU
University of Colorado
Gee
Charleston Gazette-Mail
Don Nehlen
Concord
Arch Moore
Moore
Department of Social Services
Department of Highways
United States
University Hospital
James Harless
West Virginia
Metro
Tulane
Nehlen
Gale Catlett
Regional winners pace Graham Middle School math contest
Graham Middle School seventh graders lead in the Virginia Mathematics League contest with Erica Chan tying for third regionally. Dennis Haynes, a Tazewell Christian Academy ninth grader, won Musical Composition at the International Student Convention. Mercer County high schools produce Byrd Scholastic Recognition Award recipients with $50 bonds. 280 state victors honored.
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Graham
Erica Chan
Dennis Haynes
Tazewell Christian Academy
Indiana State University
Dennis
Patrick Haynes
Newhall
Byrd
Mercer County
Robert C. Byrd
Kimberly Dianna McBride
Matoaka High School
Lori Lynn Shires
Bluefield High School
Deborah Carol Lawrence
Montcalm
Sherry Carty
Mike Bashin
Graham Middle School
Commonwealth of Virginia
Center For the Advancement of
John Hopkins University
Sherry
Douglas M. Carty
College Board
Mike
Ram P. Bashin
Virginia peanut crop forecast seen as excellent
Virginia's 1985 peanut crop is expected to be excellent and worth about 80 million dollars says Russell C. Schools executive secretary of the Virginia Peanut Growers Association and chairman of the National Peanut Council's export committee. He notes export sales should rise and that changes to the federal peanut program won't take effect until 1986. Virginia has about 4,000 growers on 97,000 acres with quota peanuts supported at 543.02 per ton and 148 per ton for additional peanuts.
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Capron
Virginia
Russell C. Schools
Virginia Peanut Growers Association
Schools
National Peanut Council
North Carolina
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Region I Planning and Development Council Area Agency On Aging
Princeton City Hall
Tazewell
School Street
C.H. Peery Iti County Administratio
State of
Michael Harrison
Ann B
C. Willard McKinney
Norma H. Martin
St. Agen
Department of Finance & Administration
E-101
Capitol Building
Glenn R. Cummings
Colorado
F&m Bank
Mary Ann Huffman
Spanishburg High School
Michael Shane Saddler
Bramwell High School
Melissa Lyne Fulcher
Oakvale High School
Tracy Dawn Wiley
Athens High School
Frank Edward Reedy
Princeton High School
Marshall
Marshall University
McDowell
Monroe
Gene V. Romano
Athens
John J. Snidow
Karen Annette Serge
Joseph H. Swim
Victoria Leona Baker
John Cabell Whitmore
Cheryl Renee Lumford
Freeman
Kimberly Anne Allen
Tamara Lynn Wyson
Robin D. Richmond
Julie Rae Spencer
Edward Spencer
Bluefield, Va
Hollins College
Jill Gillenwater
Graham High School
Nancy White
University of Virginia
Jerry Poole
Lee College
Cleveland
Tenn
Eugene and
Norma Poole
Southwest Virginia Community College
SVCC
Ronnie Bartley
Crumpler Elementary
Green Valley Skating Center
Radio Shack
TANDY
Mercer Mall
Corporat
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