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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1985

Page

12

Judge rules two Fayette deputies get no back pay

Mingo County Circuit Judge Elliott Maynard said the suspended Fayette County deputies Leland Dempsey and David Brown are not entitled to five months of back pay or reinstatement. The case stems from a 1983 sexual assault allegation. charges were dropped and back pay sought for March 7 to August 17, 1983. In Martinsburg Berkeley County, county commissioners failed to close the courthouse basement women's restroom after protests from 200+ patrons and the 85 year old cleaner, deciding to keep it open and not convert to storage.

Charleston W.va Fayette County Mingo County Elliott Maynard Leland Dempsey David Brown Maynard Civil Service Commission Martinsburg Berkeley County Commission Velma Stout Lena Butts Commission Victor L. Shockey

Justice Dept Sues Movie Makers Over Unreimbursed Flight Hours

The U S Justice Department sues retired Navy pilot Emory W Brown Jr and producers The Byrna Co Morison Finance Ltd and Aspen Productions for 1 3 million dollars claiming unreimbursed costs for 167 hours of Navy flying on The Final Countdown Brown previously pleaded guilty in 1983 to taking an illegal gratuity and was fined 20 000 while serving as the Navy watchdog on the film The suit in Norfolk also cites 32 5 reported hours versus 200 actual flight hours by Brown s squadron and involves the USS Nimitz and Fighter Squadron 84

Norfolk, Va U.S. Justice Department Peter Vincent Douglas the Byrna Co Morison Finance Ltd Aspen Productions Emory W. Brown Jr Brown Norfolk Navy Uss Nimitz Fighter Squadron 84

Gaddis Suspended In Portsmouth Sheriff Campaign

Detective Beverley G Gaddis a Democratic primary sheriff hopeful in Portsmouth was suspended without pay for refusing to answer questions about campaign material. Capt Howard K Darden said the suspension followed Gaddis refusal to discuss information used in her campaign about Capt Kenneth T Decker who worked for and backed incumbent Sheriff Gary Waters. Waters won the primary and Decker has filed a complaint seeking a probe into possible offenses.

Portsmouth Beverley G. Gaddis Howard K. Darden Ms. Gaddis Joseph S. Koziol Darden Criminal Investigation Division Sheriff's Department Kenneth T. Decker Gary Waters Waters Gaddis Decker Commonwealth

Religious Concerts and Ordinations Highlight June Faith Events

In Princeton Golden Gates Missionary Baptist Church hosts Mt Calvary Choir on June 27 at 7 30 p m and Mt Olive Gospel Chorus on June 30 at 3 p m A day apart Christian growth event is set for Tuesday at 930 a m at Northfork United Methodist Church Registration opens at 915 a m Mrs June Houghtaling leads the Northfork unit Ordinations include Michael Settimio McCormick of Weirton and John C Valentine Jr of Logan by Auxiliary Bishop James E Michaels on June 8 in Wheeling plus a Mass of Thanksgiving in Princeton The Rev Richard Henry Callaway will be ordained Episcopalian priest June 29 in Rocky Mount NC Gospel singing tonight Ada Chapel at 7 p m with Potters Quartet of Bristol Va as guest singers.

Mt. Calvery Missionary Baptist Choir of Princeton Golden Gates Missionary Baptist Church Mt. Olive Northfork United Methodist Church June Houghtaling Northfork Michael Settimio McCormick Weirton John C. Valentine, Jr Logan Wheeling-Charleston James E. Michaels St. Joseph Cathedral Wheeling Father McCormick Sacred Heart Catholic Parish Father Valentine Bluefield Sacred Heart Camp Laurel St. Anthony’s Parish Follawsbee Richard Henry Callaway Rocky Mount N.C Ellen Dunn Callaway Bluefield Murray Richard Callaway Graham High School Virginia Tech State University General Theological Seminary New York City Peter J. Lee Virginia Church of the Good Shepherd Ada Chapel Potters Quartet Bristol

Settlement approved in bias case in Princeton West Virginia

A $27,000 settlement was approved in a discrimination case against General Hugh Mercer Corporation Holiday Inn Princeton. Plaintiffs Deborah J. Cordle Brenda G. Billings and Brenda L. Hall alleged polygraph tests breached their employment agreement and violated public policy. The suit began in Mercer County Circuit Court and was tied to investigations of termination in 1982. The West Virginia Supreme Court affirmed the circuit ruling and remanded for further action.

Princeton General Hugh Mercer Corporation Holiday Inn of Princeton Mercer County Circuit Clerk’s Office John R. Frazier Deborah J. Cordle Brenda G. Billings Brenda L. Hall John P. Anderson Mercer County West Virginia Supreme Court Circuit Court Supreme Court West Virginia

Honor Roll Lists Spread Across Grades At Matoaka High

Matoaka High School principal Albert W. Clark unveils the final six weeks honor roll spanning ninth through twelfth grade. Students named include Cynthia McKinney Lisa Gung Rodney Moye Tammy Akers Rhonda Blankenship Timmy Brim Kim Farley Mark Farmer Kim McBride Kevin Miller Jerry Moore Jody Shrewsbury Jimmie Slone Diana Sparks Grace Sparks Teresa Wood Valerie Boyles Dwayne Cline Cheryl Combs Randy Crane Robin Phiegar Frances Weise Becky Wright Bonita Wiley Richard Williams Jennifer Woods Susan Cecil Melody Coomes Stacy Fowler Stephanie Hartwell Lori Howard Amy Phlegar Tina Shrader Kristi Pee Eighth through Seventh Grade lists follow with numerous names.

Albert W. Clark Matoaka High School Cynthia McKinney Lisa Gung Rodney Moye Roy Wiliams Laura Clark Chad Henry Tammy Akers Rhonda Blankenship Timmy Brim Kim Farley Mark Farmer Kim McBride Kevin Miller Jerry Moore Jody Shrewsbury Jimmie Slone Diana Sparks Grace Sparks Teresa Wood Valerie Boyles Dwayne Cline Cheryl Combs Randy Crane Robin Phiegar Frances Weise Becky Wright Bonita Wiley Richard Williams Jennifer Woods Susan Cecil Melody Coomes Stacy Fowler Stephanie Hartwell Lori Howard Amy Phlegar Tina Shrader Kristi Pee Kristi Bailey Sharon Gillenwater Debbie Hancock Roy McBride Diane Shrewsbury Melissa Simpkins Joyce West Floyd Casey Kim Combs Sheila Dawson Laura Farmer Michael Gross Sharon Hurley Melba Martin Letha Matthews Amanda Ross Paul Smiley Tonya Walker

Marshall tour to Greece canceled amid security warnings

Marshall University alumni tour of 38 to Greece canceled after President Reagan warned against flying to Athens amid hijacking and airport attacks. The plan was New York to Athens and reflected concerns over the volatile area and a German airport bombing.

Huntington W.va Marshall University Greece Reagan Athens Linda Holmes Marshall U.S Beirut Holmes New York Frankfurt

Bradley to speak at Charleston J J Dinner

New Jersey Senator Bill Bradley will headline the annual state Democratic Party Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner in Charleston on August 3 at the Marriott Hotel with a $25 ticket price and a $100 reception beforehand. State party chair Joe Bob Goodwin praised Bradley’s stature and tax reform stance.

Charleston W.va New Jersey Bill Bradley Marriott Robert Byrd Bradley Democratic Party Joe Bob Goodwin

Trees block coal roads used by non union haulers

In Kentucky, strikebound Massey Coal Co subsidiaries faced road obstructions as trees were laid across Blackberry Creek routes. Officials noted several blocked sections on Kentucky 319 and 1056 while crews cleared debris and power lines were repaired after the timber falls.

Kentucky McCarr Timber Appalachian Power Co Power Company Tall Timber Mining Co Dotco Energy Massey G.L. Williams Kentucky 1056 Blackberry Creek Lobata W.va Williams Kentucky 319 Pikeville United Mine Workers Union UMW

Change Continues in Virginia Provisions and Benefits

Blind persons may fish without a license. Unemployment benefits rise with minimum from 54 to 58 dollars and maximum from 150 to 159 dollars. Motorists may pay 25 dollars for a license plate bearing the great seal of Virginia.

Virginia

Nassau Suffolk top US places to live in new rankings

The Nassau Suffolk counties on Long Island top a list of best places to live, with Charlottesville and the Tri Cities area in Tennessee close behind. The rankings, by geography professor Robert Pierce, rate jobs housing safety climate and recreation, using the Places Rated Almanac as a base. Cumberland Maryland and Hancock West Virginia rank highest in the state's metro areas, while Pine Bluff Arkansas sits at the bottom.

Nassau Suffolk Counties Long Island N.Y America Charlottesville Tri-Cities Tennessee Nassau-Suffolk New York City Robert Pierce American Demographics Magazine West Virginia Nassau and Pierce The State University of New York At Cumberland Hancock W.va Panhandle

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