Princeton Man Faces Extradition To Virginia
A Princeton man Billy Corham was arrested on a Fugitive warrant for perjury in Virginia and released on $500 bond pending extradition, according to Bluefield Magistrate David Pedneau. Other local cases included dismissals for Jeffrey Walters after witnesses failed to appear and a bluefield assault appeal by Kenneth Hurt.
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Princeton
Virginia
Bluefield
David Pedneau
Pedneau
Billy Corham
R. L. Lambert
Leonard Long
Rt. 4
James Spencer
Rt. 2
Long
Bill Akers
Jeffrey Walters
Rt. 5
S. E. Pennington
Walters
Joseph Richardson
Charles Kassay
Akers
Charles Smith
Donald Hare
Kenneth Hurt
Mercer County
Hare
Anetta Wallace
Smith
Hurt
Charles Porterfield
Kenny Elected Kiwanis President in Princeton Athens
Dean Kenny of Concord College, director of the Center for Economic Action, was elected Kiwanis Club president for 1978 79 during a Wednesday meeting at Green Acres Cafeteria. New officers include Ted Boggess as first vice president Buddy Fry as second vice president Jerry Flanagan secretary Bill Draper treasurer and board members Sam Allen O H Bowman Bill Clark Earl Davis Tony Francs Harold Pruett Dave Taylor and Bill Draper.
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Dean Kenny
Center For Economic Action
Concord College
Princeton-Athens Kiwanis Club
Kenny
Green Acres
Ted Boggess
Buddy Fry
Jerry Flanagan
Bill Draper
Sam Allen
O. H. Bowman
Bill Clark
Earl Davis
Tony Francs
Harold Pruett
Dave Taylor
Brown Weatherford
WAEY
Fry
Henry Beam
Kiwanis Club
Princeton
Athens
Miami
Fla
Rahall Promotes Citizen Survey On Federal Regulation
Congressman Rahall announces the Citizen's Survey as the initial instrument of the Forum On Regulation to gauge public views on federal regulation. The nationwide audit aims to simplify and improve the regulatory process, with surveys distributed by Congress members and sponsoring organizations. The Lenape tribes are noted in context of Delaware River shores.
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Fourth District
Congressmn
Nick J. Rahall
D-Wv
Forum On
FOR
Congress
United States
Rahall
Bluefield approves conflict of interest penalties for city staff
The Bluefield Board of Directors adopted a new ordinance making it a misdemeanor for any city officer, employee, or agent to solicit or accept gratuities from contractors or others with city business. The measure follows requests from funding agencies and adds enforcement along with penalties. Officials noted absence of Mayor Don Keesling and Director Joe Walker for Region One Planning meetings.
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Stan
Bluefield Board of Directors
West Virginia
Don Keesling
Joe Walker
Paul Oliver Sr
Jason McGuire
Ben Paine
Keesling
Walker
Region One Planning and Development Council
Pipestein
John Feuchtenberger
Fred Burton
Hale's Culvert
Norfolk & Western
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Samuel R. Sink
B & S Construction Co
Rt. 7
Arthur Evans
William Blaydes
Mt. View Ave
B & E Tree Service Biomedical Laboratories, Inc
Bland St
Edward Tomchin
Edgewood Road
George McCulloch
Marquis
Raines
Beks
Econo Travel
Cumberland Road
Robert Gillespie
View Ave
Albert
Joan Walker Jr
Melcher St
Lucy Portis
Toledo
Harmon D. Cole
Reily Ashworth
Dearborn
Evelyn Crews
Center Drive
Gene Creasy
Hilltop Lane
Max Brown
Rockbridge St
James Asbury
Raleigh Terrace
Donald Cooper
Fourth $T
Robert Longworth
Monterey Hill
Mt Zion Baptist Church
Alvin Sivers
Frederick
Thomas Simmons
Gene Williams
Kee Street
Williams
Wefield Daily Telegraph
Bigfoot
Appalachian Tire Products
North St
W.va
Manuel
Perm
AC/DC TV
G.E
Hoover
Phonograph
Nick
Nick's TV
Nick’s Inc
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