Bluefield considers bids for Roanoke Street townhouse project
The Bluefield Community Development Department may seek bids next month for the Roanoke Street townhouse development, a 23-unit condominium project to be sold to individuals. Site work is done with $121,000 local funds, $115,000 Small Cities, and $232,465 FHA financing. The FHA approved disposition of the property.
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Bruce Gerwig
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Fred Burton
Bluefield Board set to approve licenses and permits
The Bluefield Board of Directors may approve two licenses for Handees Ltd 500 Bland St and a general contractor license for Paul D. Ashby. Building permits include L B Harris 2122 Fulton St for 1000, Ed Davis 09 College Ave for 700, T Cole 804 College Ave for 6600, L&K Investments 361 Union St for 2000, Roger Plaster 318 Third St for 450, Buford Brooks 236 Frederick St 200, Donald M. Kersey 1300 Lionel Ave 2000, George J. Featherstone 2344 Washington St 1500, T E Heldreth 1008 Cumberland Rd 1000.
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Sharon R
James R. Henderson
Handees Ltd
Bland St
Paul D. Ashby
General Delivery
Bluefield
L.B. Harris
Fulton St
Ed Davis
College Ave
T.E. Heldreth
Cumberland Road
Inmates May Be Moved From Peace Springs Prison
Charleston AP report says West Virginia Corrections explores dispersing Peace Springs inmates. Considerations include transferring maximum security to Alderson federal facility and minimum security to work release centers in Charleston and Beckley. Salem Industrial School for Girls could become an adult women’s prison with Boys Industrial School at Pruntytown housing displaced juveniles.
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Industrial School For Girls
Salem
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Alderson
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Beckley
Pruntytown
Framed By Dog Epperly Claims Frame in Hall Murder
Bland, Va. AP report: Stephen Epperly, convicted of the 1980 murder of Radford U coed Gina Hall, says police and prosecutors used a tracking dog to frame him. He asks Virginia Supreme Court to testify, claims the dog trail to his home was directed by authorities, while prosecutors stand by the verdict and discuss possible manslaughter plea offers.
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Radford
Virginia
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Pennsylvania
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