Police Blotters June 6 7 8 Disorderly and DUI incidents
Disorderly conduct and public intoxication arrest for Randall D Rad ford of Princeton. Reckless driving and no vehicle registration charges against Billy Joe Turner of Oakvale. Eddie Lane Hill Jr cited for simple possession and false information. Jerry T Coulson cited for possession of fireworks. Gregory Allen Wills charged with speeding and second offense DUI. Eddie L Hill Jr arrested for driving with measurable alcohol and suspended license. Ronald Blevins Jr jailed for second offense DUI and suspended license.
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Randall D. Radford
Princeton
D.C. Eldridge
Billy Joe Turner
Route 4
Oakvale
J.A. Alexander
Eddie Lane Hill Jr
Bluefield
M.R. Crowder
Jerry T. Coulson
C.C. Smith
Gregory Allen Wills
Peterstown
S.P. Bruno
Eddie L. Hill Jr
Route 3
D. Skala
Ronald Blevins Jr
Daily Record Reckless Bicyclists and Police Reports
Juveniles riding bicycles recklessly were located and parents notified. An obscenity was spray painted on a Mercer County Courthouse area restaurant. A cellular phone was reported stolen on Wallace Street. Ernie C. Johnson II of Abingdon was arrested on breach of peace. A car window was damaged on Eads Mill Road. A leather tarp and aluminum sign were stolen at Builders Showcase on Mercer Mall Road. A seven year old boy was reported missing at Avondale Mobile Home Park and later returned home. A Wolfe home burglary occurred with a broken rear window and missing television. A drunk driver in a brown and white van heading for I 77 was not located. A second offense DUI arrest was made for Jesse A. Lipp. A suspicious person was seen near a Glenwood home but not located. Parking citation issued at Augusta and Kell streets. An intoxicated subject was reported on Williams Street and arrested. A fight on Hardy Street ended before officers arrived. Possible prowler reported on Preston Street. A stolen vehicle was reported on Bath Street and later recovered on Church Street. A shoplifter was reported at Wal Mart. A bomb threat was reported at Wal Mart.
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Mercer County
C.R. Hutchens
Wallace Street
Ernie C. Johnson II
Abingdon
R.A. Mann
Eads Mill Road
C.V. Truckenmiller
Mercer Mall Road
Avondale
Wolfe
W.O. Lawson
Augusta
Kell
B.E. Vicchio
Williams Street
G.A. Haynes
Hardy Street
M.S. Haynes
Preston Street
J.M. Williams
J.A. Jones
H.L. Harmon
Stock market, election impact and workers comp spending
Gardner says stock market performance near election day may influence outcome and urges public support for amendment. Jenkins notes potential lost opportunities from this year's spending. A finance subcommittee reviews Workers Compensation Division contracts, showing rising professional service costs from 5.6 million in 1993-94 to 17.1 million in the first 10 months of the current year, with many contracts amid vacant positions and hidden Secretariat spending.
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Alderstand
Gardner
Evan Jenkins
D-Cabell
Jenkins
Subcommittee
Barbara Warner
D-Harrison
Warner
Earley Wins GOP Primary for Va. Attorney General
State Sen. Mark L. Earley of Chesapeake led the Republican ticket with 36 percent of the vote as 85 percent of precincts reported, defeating Jerry W. Kilgore Kenneth W. Stolle and Gilbert K. Davis. Earley faces Democrat Bill Dolan in November, while Gilmore plans to step down to run for governor.
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Richmond
Mark L. Earley
Chesapeake
Earley
Jerry W. Kilgore
Kenneth W. Stolle
Virginia Beach
Gilbert K. Davis
Fairfax County
Paula Jones
Clinton
General Assembly
Bill Dolan
James S. Gilmore III
Gilmore
John Hager
Kilgore
Gate City
Virginia
Davis
U.S. Supreme Court
Ms. Jones
Stolle
Ramona Hines
Roanoke
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C.J. Smothers
Prowler
Glenwood
Bath Street
Church Street
Wal-Mart
Pete Beavers
Jack Asbury
Ather
Gitman Brothers
Gant
Hart Schaffner & Marx