Lawsuit Seeks End to U S Ban on Laetrile
Huntington man Ed Keene files class action in U.S. District Court seeking to end federal restrictions on Laetrile. Plaintiffs claim due process rights are violated by FDA and licensing board actions limiting access to the cancer drug. Attorney Joseph Martorella says outcome could affect West Virginia and potentially the nation.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
U.S
Huntington, W. Va
Huntington
U.S. District Court
Ed Keene
Keene
David Mathews
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Frank Holroyd
West Vir
Ginia
Medical Licensing Board
The
Mathews
West Virginia Cancer Control Commission
Mexico
Joseph Martorella
West Virginia
Going Away Party for Brian West in Monroe
A June 19 going away party was held in honor of Brian West as he enters the Air Force. Attendees included Jean and Dean Law, Dale Amos, Marlene Mills, Jaudy Smithson and many more. Also noted is a patriotic painting project in Peterstown for the town bicentennial with help from the Fine Arts Department and Governor's Summer Youth Program. The piece ends with a stat about annual American garbage totaling 400 billion pounds.
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Brian West
Air Force
Jean and
Dean Law
Dale Amos
Marlene Mills
Jaudy Smithson
Steve Ballangee
Theresa Beasley
Rodney Dunn
Bobby Carden
Mark Baldridge
John Underwood
Amy Pack
Melinda Pack
Steve Whorley
Beverly Ogle
Marguerite Ogle
Alvin Harvey
Miranda
Marilyn Bradley
Keith
Kyle Worrell
Susann Mann
Laura Ballard
Peterstown
David Bradley
Osby Harvey
Fine Arts
Mercer County Civil Actions Public Notice Summary
The record lists several civil actions in Mercer County West Virginia. Plaintiffs seek judgments or divorces with non residents service orders directed to defendants Azell Mosrie Aimet Mosrie Donald Gay Hartman Pamela Joyce Richardson and others. deadlines set for July 1976 with possible default judgments if未 met. copies available from the Mercer County Circuit Clerk.
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Rita Juliette Thompson
Azeil Mosrie
Aimet Mosrie
West Virginia
Azell Mosrie
David Burton
Law Building
Princeton
West Virgin
Getavit
Pamela Joyce Richardson
Sheffer and Burkett
Main Street
Morcester
Co. C. McGuire
Mercer County
Court Hears Permit Case Over Smith Mountain Lake
In Roanoke Virginia the U S attorney argues the Corps of Engineers permit program lacks legal basis for Smith Mountain Lake. A state attorney general aide says the permits harm landowners and should be reviewed in court. The SWCB seeks to ban the program. Judge Turk will rule on the motion to dismiss with a Sept. 23 trial date if rule favors proceedings.
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Roanoke
Virginia
Corps of Engineers
Smith Mountain Lake
U. S
U. S. District Court
James Turk
State Water Control Board
SWCB
Attorney General
Southern Head of Rotary Club Ira W Southern Inducted President
Ira W Southern was inducted as president of the Rotary Club of Princeton at a Friday luncheon at the Holiday Inn. The Princeton mayor, who had served as club vice president, succeeds Gilbert P Dempsey who received a plaque and commendation for his service. Charles Pace becomes vice president and Jim Morrison joins the board. The program featured State trooper Billy Chafin presenting The Florrie Fisher Story and discussing youth drug awareness and parental involvement.
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Ira W. Southern
Rotary Club of
Princeton
Holiday Inn
Southern
Rotary Club
Gilbert P. Dempsey
Dempsey
West Virginia
Charles Pace
Jim Morrison
Billy Chafin
Florrie Fisher
New York City
Chafin
Trooper Chafin
Logan
John McCabe
Swimming Class Accord Reached in Bluefield
Bluefield State College and the City of Bluefield recreation department announce summer beginner swimming at the college pool. Three two week sessions run July 6 to 16, July 19 to 30, and August 2 to 13 with three classes per session. Ages seven to 13 may enroll with no fee at the Bluefield Youth Center July 1.
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Bluefield State College
City of
Bluefield
Stadium Drive
Never Too Late To Turn To Christ Dear Dr Graham
The reader asks if it is possible to reconnect with God in old age. The reply assures it is not too late and urges repentance and full commitment to Jesus Christ. It cites Matthew 11 28 John 6 37 and the thief on the cross as examples of welcome to faith.
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DR. Graham
God
H. R
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Luke
Christ
Local churches mark bicentennial with services and concert
Bluefield churches held special morning services at 11 oclock led by Elder Willis Brooks of Kimberly and Rev Alfred L Bixler delivering A Past to Remember A Future to Mold. The Westminster luncheon followed. The New Directions from Charlotte performed at 730 p.m. A Laymen meeting convened at 730 p.m. at the Bluefield Community Center.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Bluefield
Alfred L. Bixler
Fellowship Hall
The
New Directions
Charlotte
N. C
Vacation Bible School at Mt Hermon Baptist Church
Mt Hermon Baptist Church starts Vacation Bible School from Monday to July 2 with daily sessions 9 30 a m to noon for kindergarten through junior high and with Mrs Eric Broyles as principal. Peterstown House of Prayer hosts a gospel sing Friday July 2 at 7 30 p m featuring the Glory Bound Singers and other groups near Peterstown on U S Rt 219.
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MT. Hermon Baptist Church
Bluewell
Nemours
Eric Broyles
Peterstown House
Tabernacle Baptist VBS Opens in Bluefield
Vacation Bible School starts Monday at 5 p.m. at Tabernacle Baptist Church Bluefield Virginia. Co directors are Mrs Dorothy Painter and Mrs Mary Elston. Superintendent is Mrs Beatrice Williamson.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
Bluefield
Dorothy Painter
Mary Elston
Beatrice Williamson
Memorial Baptist Church screens So Long Joey film in Bluefield
A color film So Long Joey will be shown at Memorial Baptist Church Bluefield Virginia on Sunday at 7 p.m. The documentary tells how singer Dave Boyer changed from a mixed up entertainer into a powerful witness through faith and testimony.
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Memorial Baptist Church
Joey
Bluefield
Dave Boyer
Appreciation Service Sunday for Rev Hairston in Gary
An appreciation service for Rev S H Hairston is set for 11 a.m. Sunday at Conley Chapel AME Zion Church in Gary. Rev Martin D Gusters of New York will be the morning speaker and Minister Gilmore Robinson of Winston-Salem NC at 3 p.m. Clinton Chapel choir and Leroy Robinson Singers of Charleston provide music. Dinner will be served from 1 to 2 45 p.m.
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S. H. Hairston
Conley Chapel Ame Zion Church
Gary
Martin D. Gusters
New York
Gilmore Robinson
Winston-Salem
N. C
Clinton Chapel
Leroy Robinson
Bias Charge Hearing Set In West Virginia
The West Virginia Human Rights Commission will hold a public hearing in Princeton Tuesday on a racial discrimination complaint filed by Jessica Gravely Morris of Bluefield against Robert L. Snidow of Princeton. The 10 a.m. session in Mercer County Courthouse will be before Hearing Commissioner John M. Dineen and Hearing Examiner Gail Falk.
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Roy Hubert Booth Russell
Hubert Booth
Clotilde Dent
John Feuchtenberger
Emma Goodykoontz
Loretta Stennett
Doris O Hogan
Doris G Hogan
Miriam Louie Hogan Watkins
William Price Holbrook
Clara Davis Holprook
Goldier McPherson
Donald J McPherson
Bluefield
West Virgina
William T. Hancock
West Virginia Human Rights Commission
Princeton
Jessica Gravely Morris
Robert L. Snidow
County Commission
Mercer County
John M. Dineen
Gail Falk
Suit Objects To Adt Ban
The Justice Department accuses the American Bar Association of conspiring to viol ate antitrust laws by banning lawyers from advertising fees. The suit asks the court to declare these restrictions illegal and allow lawyers to advertise specialties and pricing options. ABA President Walsh calls the action bizarre and says the ABA only issues a moral code.
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Washington
Justice Department
American Bar Association
U.S. District Court
ABA
American Pharmaceutical Association
Supreme Court
Virginia
American Medical Association
Code of Ethics
Lawrence Walsh
Association
Walsh
Department of Justice
Copland Conducts Minnesota Orchestra in Bicentennial Concerts
Aaron Copland will conduct the Minnesota Orchestra in three Bicentennial concerts over Fourth of July weekend in Minneapolis at Orchestra Hall. He will lead his Symphony For Organ and Orchestra and Rodeo plus selections by Bernstein Ives and Schuman, with Honeywell sponsorship.
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Minneapolis
Aaron Copland
Minnesota Orchestra
Honeywell
New Orchestra
Téyearwld Coupland
Leonard Bernstein
Charles Ives
William Schuman
Weather Outlook: Showers, Thunderstorms Scattered Across Nation
The Nation's Weather reports showers and scattered thunderstorms expected nationwide after heavy rains and tornadoes in Texas and the Gulf Coast. Cooler temperatures in the Rockies, very hot in the Southwest, and mild, mostly cloudy conditions elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Gulf
Atlantic
Ohio Valley
New England
National Weather Service
Atlantic Coast
Rockies
Maine
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Arkansas
California
Washington State
Plaintiff Wins Civil Lawsuit in Mercer County Case
Judge Howard M. Jarrett ruled for plaintiff W. H. Whitlow of Whitlow's Store in Kellysville. Defendants Bobby Thornton and Helen Marie Thornton must pay $835.93. original claim was $1,276.82. John Frazier represented plaintiff and Randall Veneri represented defendant.
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Howard M. Jarrett
W. H. Whitlow
Whitlow
Kellysville
Mercer County
Bobby Thornton
Helen Marie Thornton
John Frazier
Randall Veneri
Independent Perper Enters Virginia Senate Race
Martin H. Perper of McLean, rejected by the Republican party, has been certified as an independent candidate for the U S Senate in Virginia. He collected about 21 400 signatures to qualify for the November ballot and plans a grass roots tour as he runs against incumbent Harry F Byrd Jr and Democrat Elmo R Zumwalt Jr.
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Richmond
Virginia
Martin H. Perper
McLean
Republican Party
U. S. Senate
Perper
State Board of Elections
Bluefield Council Cancels Regular Meeting
The Bluefield Virginia Town Council canceled the regular meeting scheduled for Monday night due to two councilmen being out of town. The reorganizational meeting will be at 9 a.m. Thursday at the Virginia Side Municipal building with Orrin Davis and Micky Newman to take oaths of office.
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Bluefield
Virginia Side
Orrin Davis
Micky Newman
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