Mercer County Commission schedules three meetings
Mercer County Commission has set three meetings in the Commission Conference Room at the courthouse. A public hearing and closing for the Industrial Properties Management Company revenue bond issue on June 29 at 10 a.m. for Dr. Lee Elliott on June 30 at 10 a.m. and a July 8 at 10 a.m. business meeting followed by a 10 30 a.m. session requested by Ben B White Jr. on the bond issue. Jurors from Mercer County Circuit Court report June 29 at 9 30 a.m. in Judge John R. Frazier's courtroom. A National League of Postmasters trip to Louisville departs Aug 6. Health Systems Agency meets July 7 at 8 p.m. in Roanoke with a study on labor force health problems and service recommendations. Rev Ed Hill spoke at Princeton Old Guard noting Psalm 37 and McGuffey's Third Reader. Haven Reed returns after illness.
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Mercer County Commission
Industrial Properties Management Company
Lee Elliott
Ben B. White Jr
County Commission
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Mercer County
John R. Frazier
Health Systems
Southwest Virginia Health Systems Agency, Inc
Patrick Henry
Roanoke
Patty Tiller
Jan Westaby
Southwest
Virginia Department of Health
Virginia
Ed Hill
Princeton Old Guard
Fellowship Hall
First United Methodist Church
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Rev. Hill
Probation Rejected in Mercer County Court Case
Mercer County Circuit Court Judge John R. Frazier denied a motion for probation for James G. Kirby in a case from Magistrate Court. The judge reimposed a six month Mercer County Jail sentence and a $150 fine, noting a drunk driving conviction on Kirby’s record in addition to the three driving after license revoked offenses. The case had been remanded from Circuit Court after Kirby failed to appear for a prior hearing. Trial dates were set for Johnny Phillips on July 13 for breaking and entering burglary, and Leonard Chamberlain for delivery of marijuana on September 16.
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John R. Frazier
Magistrate Court
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Frazier
James G. Kirby
Kirby
Circuit Court
Johnny Phillips
Mike Lilly
Leonard Chamberlain
Tazewell County Budget Hearing Shows Calm, Brief Session
The 1983-84 budget hearing in Tazewell County drew only one speaker during a 15 minute session at the County Administration Building. The proposed budget totals 29,036,609 dollars with 22,508,678 for schools and 1,533,889 for welfare. Revenue sharing funds total 508,947, with 227,004 for general county use and 231,942 for fire protection. A Richlands resident questioned a 40,000 donation to the Crab Orchard Museum and Pioneer Park, Inc., opposed on economy grounds. Chairman Joe Peery noted the budget could be revised before June 30. The budget committee reduced the museum gift from over 64,000 to 40,000. About 30 people attended. officials praise the informed public and budget committee work.
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Wilson Ramsey
Daily Telegraph
Tazewell
Welfare Department
Richlands
Jesse Mahone
Crab Orchard Museum
Pioneer Park, Inc
Joe Peery
M.J. Spivey
Warren Hutchinson
E.P. Greever
Peery
Leslie Ballard
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