Attorney General Brown trial delayed to July in election case
West Virginia attorney general Charlie Brown sees his trial on eight misdemeanor election law counts pushed back from June 23 to July 21 after defense seeks more time for transcripts from grand jury testimony. Kanawha Circuit Judge Margaret Workman agreed to the delay.
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Charleston
Charlie Brown
Kanawha Circuit
Margaret Workman
Tom DiPiero
Brown
Norfolk School Board Warns Against Halting Neighborhood Plan
Virginia lawyers for the Norfolk School Board told the U S Supreme Court delaying the neighborhood schools plan would harm preparations already made. Students and teachers reassigned movers hired and 50 to 60 new teachers being recruited cited in the brief to the high court.
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Norfolk
Norfolk School Board
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Jack E. Greer
Greer
Mercer County approves refunding program to cut loan costs
Mercer County Commission authorizes Charleston underwriter Baker Watts to craft a general refunding plan for single family mortgage bonds by July 1. The move aims to lower interest costs for 1985 bonds, ease lender risk for unused funds, and avoid penalties if loaned funds remain idle.
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Princeton
Mercer County Commission
Charleston
Charles C. Steele
Baker, Watts and Co
Commission
Steele
West Virginia
Princeton Towne Fair Opens With Art And Photo Exhibits
The Princeton Towne Fair begins with Appalachian Artists Association and Princeton Camera Club exhibits at Associated Photography and Framing on Mercer Street. The Friends of the Princeton Public Library run a concession stand at First Community Bank Plaza from 10:15 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. daily through Saturday, selling hot dogs and drinks and memberships to benefit library equipment. Heather Meadows, Miss Princeton Towne Fair, will attend many events. Wednesday features baton performances, mime Glen Singer at the plaza, and continued library concessions and photography displays.
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Appalachian Artists Association
Princeton Camera Club
Princeton Towne
Associated Photography and Framing
Mercer Street
Associated Photography
Bob Hoge
Friends of the
Princeton Public Library Organization
First Community Bank
Louise Shuba
Princeton Library
Princeton City Park
Bank Plaza
Southern Knights
Bandana
Heather Meadows
Princeton Towne Fair
First Community Bank Plaza
Glen Singer
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Two Counties Offer Summer School Programs
Elizabeth Fried reports Mercer and Tazewell counties end the 1985-86 school year and launch summer offerings. Mercer will host a two-semester session at Princeton Senior High for students who failed a course, with $100 per course and $150 for drivers education. Tazewell runs multiple programs at Tazewell High and local middle schools, including gifted tracks and a preschool program, with fees up to $75 for the five-week high school option and free gifted programs for eligible students.
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Mercer County
Tazewell County
Princeton Senior High School
Tazewell High School
Tazewell and
Richlands
Mountain Mission School judge asked to dismiss state charges
In Buchanan County Circuit Court Judge J Samuel Johnston Jr heard motions in a civil suit by Randolph Scott alleging abuse and forced religious adherence at Mountain Mission School. Prosecution seeks to bar state charges, arguing similarity to previously dismissed federal claims related to another former student, Johnny Dotson. The judge will review submissions and decide whether the case proceeds.
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Grundy
Mountain Mission School
J. Samuel Johnston Jr
Campbell County
Buchanan County
Randolph Scott
Beckley
Johnston
Mountain Mission
Johnny Dotson
Bristol
Dotson
School For Orphans
Scott
SHARE-Virginia food program offers work for meals
SHARE-Virginia runs a nationwide food cooperative allowing residents to exchange $12.48 and two hours of community service for a monthly food package. Sponsored by the Tazewell County Development Authority, the program serves 15 southwest Virginia jurisdictions, including Tazewell and Pulaski, with produce and protein units designed for four people over five to six days.
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Virginia
Tazewell County
SHARE
Tazewell
Wythe
Bland
Giles
Floyd
Montgomery
Pulaski
Grayson
Carroll
Bedford Counties
West Virginia
New River Community Action Inc
Bluefield VA Enacts Sticker Enforcement and Budget Resolutions
Bluefield town council announces a sticker enforcement program starting today with 28 dollar fines plus 10 dollar sticker cost. Harmony Acres pool receives 3000 dollars to cover expenses amid rising maintenance costs. Endorsements favor Melcher Development for a Westwood Medical Park extended care facility. Tax rates hold for 1986 87 with 25 cent per 100 value on real estate and mobile homes and 60 cents on personal property and tools. December 1 1986 town tax deadline set. Council backs a 13000 transit grant for the Clearfork Community Association Inc.
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Bluefield
Harmony Acres Inc
Art Mead
Melcher Development Inc
Westwood Medical Park
Clearfork Community Association, Inc
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