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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1975
Page
7
Laurene Phillips a defendant must appear in Mercer County Court and respond to the complaint by July 17, 1975. The notice directs the defendant Calvin E Phillips to answer or face default. The document includes unrelated text about music, theater and public events.
The Public Service Commission of West Virginia orders Appalachian Power Company to appear at a hearing in Charleston on July 7 1975 regarding revised fuel adjustment tariff sheets. Objections may be filed by July 21 1975 with public notice to be posted and published in multiple cities including Charleston Beckley and Huntington.
The West Virginia IC approves a hearing for Appalachian Power Company regarding a temporary fuel surcharge to electric rates. Hearing in Charleston July 21 1975 with public notice by posting and newspaper publication in Charleston Beckley Bluefield Huntington Logan Pt Pleasant Welch Williamson.
The Commission of West Virginia schedules a hearing in Charleston on July 21 1975 at 9 am to review Appalachian peer "esmpeana corporation" tariff P.S.c. W Va No 3 cancelling No 2. The filing was suspended by order April 4 1975 and objections may be filed with the Commission. publication and posting requirements are noted. The case contemplates possible rates exceeding 820 400 000 with interest if not finally decided by then.
Interviews are underway for the recreation department manager role with Richard Ellis as the candidate. Two interview sessions have been conducted and Ellis remains in consideration for the position.
Multiple civil actions warn nonresident defendants to answer by July 1975 or risk default. Proceedings involve Ronald Beavers carpet case and Edward Phinazee heirs sale. notices name plaintiffs, defendants, attorneys, and clerked deadlines amid city of Biverfield Mercer County filings.
In Washington the Senate debated contested New Hampshire ballots from the Durkin Wyman race. Democrats won a 51 33 procedural vote on a rule limiting debate time as Republicans protested a tight 2 vote margin after recounts.
Four banks oppose the Craigsville charter in Nicholas County with a petition filed in Charleston. A hearing is set for July as the case pauses under court action and state banking board review. The dispute centers on branch banking and stockholder control in the Summersville Farmers and Merchants Bank.
The Bramhwell Town board projects a revenue payment of 5.358 iG for the entitlement period July 1 1878 through June 30 1876. Plans indicate spending the funds for specified purposes as shown in account 492026 003 S298 szq ev 00.
The World Almanac reports Will Rogers as the only comedian on an American go stamp and the only entertainer with an honorary statue in the U S Capitol. On his funeral day every U S movie theater dimmed screens for five minutes and two national radio networks kept a half hour of silence.
U.S. District Judge K.K. Hall sentenced two Kanawha County men to 18 months in prison for conspiracy to bomb a school during last fall's textbook controversy. The maximum penalty is 25 years. both defendants will seek parole as soon as they are incarcerated. A third suspect was indicted in the case.
Ford Motor recalls vans citing a risk of unintended acceleration due to potential floor mat interference. The recall, announced in Dearborn Michigan, involves vehicles in the U S market and seeks to prevent sudden vehicle movement.
A young mother asks if she is selfish to resign from her nurse job to become a housewife and full-time mother. She notes her husband’s income could support them and wonders if the extra two night shifts are necessary. The piece advises prayer and weighing God’s leading and family priorities.
Federal records show many manufacturers sold electronic surveillance gear restricted to government or law enforcement use. Justice Department notes 19 states lack relevant authorizing laws, making nonconsensual use potentially illegal. The review cites AID and BR Fox Co. Inc. as examples and highlights ads in popular magazines promoting devices used for covert surveillance.
The weekly Bluegrass Market sale rang up 45 890 34 dollars from 574 head bought by 100 buyers. Slaughter cattle included cows and heifers with multiple grade ranges, veal and steers reported. sheep and lambs listed in mix of colors and grades. hogs and goats priced per head and by class.
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