Not Guilty Denied In West Virginia Murder Trial
McCoy testifies he did not kill Bruce Willard and did not know the victim while denying a key witness's account. He challenges Meadows' motive and claims he was just a decoy. prosecutors recall witnesses and the defense rests as closing arguments approach.
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McCoy
Maryanne Stevens
Vester McCoy
Jewell Valley
Bruce Willard
McDowell County
Willard
Bradshaw
Meadows
Vester
Mike
Mildred Abbott
Harry Camper
McDowell
Watson
Moore
Franklin McCoy
Rudolph Murensky
Motion To Set Aside Young Verdict Filed
A written motion to set aside the murder in the first degree verdict against Gary L. Young was filed in Mercer County Circuit Court. Judge Jerome Katz will hear arguments June 24 at 9 30 a.m. Defense attorneys Lane Austin and Billy Burkett seek a new trial while Prosecutor David Knight represents the state.
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Gary L. Young
Jerome Katz
Mercer County Circuit Court
Lane Austin
Katz
Austin
Billy Burkett
David Knight
Young
Pamela Shrewsbury Young
Princeton
Bluefield
Mercer County
Area Kiwanis Club Sets New Membership Record in State
The Princeton-Athens Kiwanis Club reports a record 64 members, four honorary, up from 60 in 1958, aiming for 30 percent growth by September. President John Dorsey announced the milestone at a Moose Lodge luncheon and noted a Salvation Army certificate of appreciation for the kettle work.
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Princeton-Athens Kiwanis Club
John Dorsey
Moose Lodge
Dorsey
Kiwanis
Princeton-Athens
Princeton
West Virginia Library Commission
RSVP
Livestock Sales At Narrows and Alderson Markets
The Narrows Livestock Auction Market totaled 97 372 27 with hogs and cattle priced from 10 head at 50 for tops to 31 36 for bulls. Lambs and calves sold with notable totals and by head pricing. Alderson Market moved 498 head totaling 47 095 73 with steers at 35 37 50 and hogs around 45 50, plus sheep and lambs readings.
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Narrows Livestock Auction Market, Inc
Alderson
Standard
Utility
Scotia mine to reopen: government plans unsealing soon
Washington officials said a Kentucky coal mine sealed after two methane explosions that killed 26 will be reopened. The Scotia mine’s unsealing date will be announced in Whitesburg after notifying victims' families. Authorities cited potential ignition by a locomotive battery and compressor and criticized prior ventilation and safety lapses.
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Washington
Kentucky
Robert Barrett
Mine Enforcement and Safety Administration
Scotia
Whitesburg
Barrett
House
Senate Labor Committee
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Area Kiwanis Club
Thriftway
Bluefield Avenue
W. Va
Ren Ear Weex
Valleydale
Wilson
Bunker Hill
Cans
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Carl Perkins
D-Ky
Mesa
John W. Crawford
Phils
Fried Pace
Roor
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