Grand Jury Declines Indictments in Local Election Cases
Mercer County grand jurors declined to indict Earl Kendrick Jr. and Rick Kendrick on alleged voting violations and also did not indict two Princeton area businessmen over corporate contributions to sheriff candidate E R Simons. Prosecuting Attorney Knight said no action was taken after presenting the reports and noted the publicity surrounding the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hawkins
Mercer County
David Knight
Earl Gentry
Ken) Kendrick Jr
Martin Tabor
Rick) Kendrick
Earl Kendrick
Princeton Area
E. R
Shorty
Simons
Knight
Charles McGuire
Wilson Harvey
L. G
John’’ Underwood
Daily Telegraph
Kendrick
Alexandria
Underwood
Princeton
Ken Kendrick
Jack Scott
Grand Jury
David Spangler
Resthaven Park Cemetery
Pete Buccilli
Princeton Development Company
Three Area Men Receive Jail Terms in Mercer Court
Judge Jerome Katz sentences Estil Hoops to one year in Mercer County Jail after a plea to a reduced misdemeanor. Samuel Kanode also gets a year with medical concerns and potential commutation for treatment. Jimmy West receives one year after return from Davis Center for a forgery case. Beauford dismissed. Nallion and Rose maiming case to sever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hawkins
Jerome Katz
Mercer County
Estil Hoops
John Shott
David Knight
William Tanner
Knight
Hoops
Shott
Chicago
Katz
Princeton
Samuel Peter Kanode
John Frazier
Kanode
Jakie Lawrence
West Virginia University Medical Center
Lawrence
University Medical Center
Frazier
Florida
Kanade
Jimmy West
Davis Center
Davis
William Rayford Beauford
Giles County
Virginia
Austin
Scottie Rose
Terry Nallion
Charles Smith
Deborah Garten
Nallion
Rose
Vets Unit To Meet In Bluefield Elks Lodge
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 33 and its auxiliary will meet at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Elks Lodge basement clubroom in Bluefield. Election of new officers is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 33
Elks Lodge
Bluefield
Battle of Sullivan's Island Defeat in 1776
Revolutionary War account recalls Col William Moultrie and 400 South Carolinians repelling nine British warships at Fort Moultrie on June 28 1776 in Charleston Bay. The victory kept the region free of British control for three years aiding northern patriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan's Island
Fort Moultrie
South Carolina
William Moultrie
Bay of Charleston
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W. Va
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Sand Suede
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Tennessee
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