Mercer County Court Schedules Change and Local Programs
Mercer County circuits switch to three terms per year under Judges Jarrett and Katz with four month terms. The June grand jury reports Monday. juries to meet Wednesday. Summer recreation for school age youth starts Monday in Bluefield and Princeton, with free half day programs run by football coaches offering tennis basketball softball and swimming. Two WVU Law students aided the Gary Young murder trial, Pat Carrick as law clerk and Bruce Ambrose as prosecutor intern, praised by Judge Katz and Knight. Holroyd, Democratic delegate from Fourth District, may back Carter after Byrd message. County Commission funds a water sewer report and housing plan for Kellys Tank, aiming for a $500,000 HUD grant next year.
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Horoscope signs and dated cautions for a calm day
A horoscope page offers brief guidance for each sign. It notes Cancer home ties from journeys, Leo a quiet day, Virgo novelty gifts for family, Libra tolerance for self expression, Scorpio rising social contacts, Sagittarius focus on community, Capricorn share experiences but avoid manipulation, Aquarius budget caution, Prices motto to live and let live, with vague personal plans hints and misprints.
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Childhood Workshop Planned At Bluefield State College
A childhood education workshop will be held Monday June 21 in the Bluefield State College Student Union with sessions from 8 30 a m to 2 p m and 7 to 8 30 p m. Fourteen graduate students will conduct the program sponsored by the Bluefield Child Care Program.
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Ford Plays Golf Before Camp David Visit
President Ford played a round of golf at Burning Tree Country Club in Maryland on Saturday afternoon before heading to his mountain retreat at Camp David, Md.
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Owens Joins Bluefield Law Firm as Associate
Lawrence J. Owens 33 Bloomington native and former Bloomington city attorney has joined Sanders and Blue of Bluefield as an associate. He resides at 420 Albemarle St. and joined the firm in April after serving as a U S Army Intelligence Command special agent. He is Indiana University graduate and previously estate tax attorney for the IRS in Indianapolis. His wife Louise A. Owens works at Bluefield Sanitarium and they have two children Elizabeth Anne and David Michael.
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Wood earns Doctor of Medicine in SUNY Buffalo commencement
William Wyatt Wood son of Mr and Mrs W R Wood of Bluefield West Virginia received the Doctor of Medicine degree on May 19 at the SUNY Buffalo School of Medicine commencement. He is a Bluefield High School 1962 graduate and has taught biology at Kentucky and SUNY Buffalo while pursuing further training. He and his wife Helene Bonarowski will reside in Madison Wisconsin where he will undertake internship and residency in psychiatry and psychosomatic medicine at the University of Wisconsin Hospitals.
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Bill) Wood
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Former POW Jule Spach elected Presbyterian moderator
Dr. Jule Spach 54 a former World War II prisoner of war and Brazil mission head won the Presbyterian Church U S moderator post on the second ballot at the Tuscaloosa assembly his election narrowly surpassing Mrs Sara B Moseley 59 wife of Austin College president Sherman Texas Meza Meza had 109 votes in first ballot Spach a Winston Salem North Carolina native Georgia Tech graduate UNC Greensboro advanced degree holder and father of five was held as POW in Italy for six months and is only the second missionary to hold the post this century
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