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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1975

Page

5

Supreme Court upholds stepson nephews $76000 securities share

West Virginia high court rules the lower court correctly allowed a stepson and nephew to keep 76000 in stocks from a Greenbrier County estate. The decision affirms a Mercer County jury verdict. The case arose from a dispute over certificates given a week before the death of Mrs. K Bell. A separate unanimous ruling reverses a lower award in an auto accident case involving Elsa Kingdon and Joel Stanley.

State Supreme Court Charleston W. Va Greenbrier County Mercer County First National Ronceverte K. Bell John W. Bell Jr Bell and Blake Supreme Court Raleigh County Elsa M. Kingdom Kingdon Sueme Court Justas Stanley

Winter Wheat Crop Down From Forecast

The Agriculture Department reports the 1975 winter wheat harvest at about 1.62 billion bushels, up slightly from 1974 but below May 1 projections. The crop, planted in fall and harvested next summer, sustains about three quarters of U.S. wheat output and backs up reserves ahead of possible global shortages. Farmers work the winter wheat across the southern Great Plains as harvest continues.

Washington Agriculture Iment Department Great Plains U.S

Vepco Warns of Ills If Coal Conversion Becomes Mandatory

Vepco vice president Stanley Ragone told a congressional subcommittee that mandatory coal conversion could raise coal demand and prices, harm the environment, and threaten electric reliability. He cited Portsmouth in an air quality zone and Yorktown where a court order keeps Vepco on oil due to residential burn concerns.

Washington Virginia Electric & Power Co Congress Vepco Stanley Ragone Congressional Jennings Randolph United States Ragone Portsmouth Yorktown

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