Shoney's Bluefield notes food demerits and recall actions
Mercer County environmental health report lists several area establishments with high demerits. Shoney's Bluefield received 46 initially and 32 on re inspection with orders to act within 10 to 30 days. Items destroyed due to improper refrigeration included steaks chicken fish and condiments. Eight other outlets exceeded 20 demerits, including Pizza Pi Omelet Shoppe Kresge's St Marys Nursing Home Sam's Bluefield Drive Inn and Wendy's Princeton.
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Mercer County Environmental Health Program
Shoney’s
Bluefield
Shoney's
Pizza Pi Family
Princeton
Kresge's
St. Mary’s Nursing Home
Sam’s Restaurant
Bluefield Drive Inn
Wendy's
Harper's Magazine to End Publication
Harper's Magazine, the oldest U S monthly, will suspend after August issue. Founded 1850, has 325000 circulation and is owned by Minneapolis Star and Tribune Co since 1965. Otto A Silha cites failed six month sale efforts. Published in New York City.
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Harper's Magazine
United States
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Minneapolis Star and Tribune Co
Otto A. Silha
Star and Tribune Co
Harper's
the Magazine
New York City
Matney and Lawson appeal removal from McDowell County posts
The West Virginia Supreme Court heard arguments from Matney and Lawson defenders and Jacobs representing private citizens who led the action, challenging seven findings of fact by Judge Marinari that supported their removal on official misconduct grounds. The case centered on conflict of interest claims related to their wives' county roles and a landfill contract. the court did not indicate when a ruling would be issued.
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William L. Jacobs
Matney
Lawson
Jack Marinari
McDowell County Circuit Court
Marinari
Supreme Court
Jacobs
Lois Matney
West Virginia University Cooperative Extension Service
McDowell County
Mae Lawson
County Commission
Camper
Extension Service
Drew
Commission
Annexation Debate Ties Princeton Towers to City Services
The Princeton Towers housing project faces annexation issues needed to receive full city services such as police protection. UMIC and city officials exchanged letters detailing fire and garbage service terms and deadlines, while critics warn of zoning risks and escalating operating costs funded by federal programs.
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Mercer County Sheriff's Department
State Police
Princeton
McNeely
Daily Telegraph
UMIC
Kevin W. Kelly
Harry Price
Price
Kelly
West Virginia Housing Development Fund
HUD
WVHDF
Flat Top to Get ABC Money for Water Project
Gov. Jay Rockefeller announced that the Cool Ridge Flat Top Public Service District will receive 220000 in Appalachian Regional Commission grants to provide water and sewer service to about 600 residents in Mercer Raleigh and Summers counties who now rely on high iron deep wells. The total project funding reaches 1948000.
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Beckley
W.va
Mercer
Raleigh
Summers Counties
Jay Rockefeller
Ghent
Cool Ridge Flat Top
Appalachian Regional Commission
Rockefeller
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