Hare Krishna Community Grows Into West Virginia Tourist Draw
Krishna group in New Vrindaban expands to a 3500 acre complex with 500 residents and 300000 visitors annually. A towering Palace of Gold and a planned temple complex drive construction along with new housing and a dairy to serve members and nearby families.
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W.va
Lennie Rader
Vrindaban
West Virginia
Marshall County
Prabhupada
Randy Stein
Palace of Gold
Rader
Stein
Krishnas
Princeton Council Formally Accepts Annexation
Princeton City Council approved a resolution to annex 106 acres along Beckley Road extending the city limits to Bell Street. County Commission action in July will decide, with city services to begin after. Voters in city and Beckley Road area supported the annexation in June 7 election. A no parking sign near Lloyd’s Pastry on Mercer Street was referred for recommendation.
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Jim Gilreath
Daily Telegraph
Princeton
Beckley Road
Bell Street
Mercer County Commission
Emory Reasor
County Commission
Lloyd's
Mercer Street
George W. Johnson
Lloyd Davis
State Prison Living Conditions Unconstitutional
Ohio County Circuit Judge Arthur Recht ruled West Virginia Penitentiary in Moundsville must present a plan within 180 days to meet constitutional standards. He condemned the 120-year-old prison as foul and vermin infested but did not order immediate inmate relief or closing sections. The 75-page opinion leaves details to the Corrections Department to achieve compliance.
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Wheeling
W.va
West Virginia
Ohio County
Arthur Recht
Recht
Moundsville
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Bluefield Daily Teleg
Princeton Council
Lloyd's Pastry
Bob Graham
E. J
Reaser
Graham
Don Ely
Open Door Fellowship Church
Jim Cannon
Lewis Skeens
Paul McManaway
Joe Vicars
Jerry
Flanigan
State Corrections Department
AVIS
Mercer Co
Ture
England
Foxe
The
New England Collectors Society
Ems Awn
Sanka
H& Sons. Inc
Eckrich
Wyler
Wyle
Bobbet
Cou
Kraft American
MR. Grocer
Ustomer
Neil
NCO
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