Mercer's Bluefield Magistrate Cases From June 13
Wednesday and Tuesday hearings before Bluefield and Mercer County Magistrates disclosed numerous detentions and dismissals. Raymond Taylor Sr saw two misdemeanor charges dismissed. David L. Beck released on 500 bond for breaking and entering at Glenwood Park. Dean M. McMillan jailed on 500 bond for aiding breaking and entering. Freddie Prince released on 300 bond for battery. Gentry released on 200 bond on battery and property destruction warrants. Fred Parker released on 200 bond for battery. Robert Carter, Tony Green, and Robert Hampton involved in battery cases. Bodner found not guilty on stop sign run. Southern's DWI dismissed. Emerson Shrewsbury forfeited 40 bond for public intoxication. a Bluefield man pleaded guilty to illegal liquor sale with 170.50 costs. Alex Taylor charged in Cab Company raid. additional weapon charge dismissed. Destruction of property and battery charges against Destruction of property and battery charges against David Bell and Issac Bell dismissed due to witnesses not appearing. Charles Barie found guilty of non support with 125 monthly payments. a petty larceny charge against Barie withdrawn. Fred Prince released on 300 bond pending hearing.
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Bluefield
Don Hare
Raymond A. Taylor Sr
Marta Taylor
William E Sundi
Tatiana
Tebnies Enema
Stev F. Shinaberry
Mercer County
Dave Pedneau
David L. Beck
Glenwood Park
G. E. Meadows
Dean M. McMillan
Princeton
D. E. Meadows
Freddie Prince
Madeline Hall Princeton
Randall Earnest
Kay Gentry
Lorraine Hill
Grover E Southern
Deborah Gibson
William Akers
F. E. Thomas
Emerson Shrewsbury
J. R Howell
David Bell
Matoaka
Issac Bell
Mike Flanagan
Charles Barie
Carolyn Collette
Barie
Fred Prince
County panel revokes Lewis Sanitation contract in Tazewell
The Tazewell County Virginia Board revokes Lewis Sanitation Service contract and opens Western Shed refuse collection to bids effective July 1. It also donates 2500 to the Tazewell Area Chamber for Pisgah July 4 events, discusses ordinance ad, and considers magistrate staffing for western county while noting Richlands and Pocahontas issues.
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Wilson Ramsey
Daily Telegraph
Tazewell County
Lewis Sanitation Service
Tazewell Area
Lower Tax Rate Proposed In Tazewell County
Hawkins says the Tazewell County Board of Supervisors will lower the local tax rate for a second straight year to $4. The proposal reflects a 10 cent cut in 1978 79 and 30 cents in 1979 80. The board credits new businesses for expanding the tax base and funding services, schools, recreation, and utilities. A public hearing is set for June 22 at 1 p.m. in the General District Courtroom.
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Hawkins
Tazewell County
Virginia
Tazewell
Hawkins to Contest Greever for Treasurer Post
Pauline D. Hawkins announces her bid to oppose Edgar Greever for treasurer. A former officer and current member of the Tazewell County Association for Retarded Citizens, Hawkins is a Food Stamp eligibility worker in Tazewell County, 1979 honorary chair of the Bluefield Hike-Bike, and member of First Methodist Church in Bluefield with husband William and four children.
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Pauline D
Polly ) Hawkins
Edgar Greever
Hawkins
Tazewell County
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