Immunity ruling saves Martinsville barber from Germany trial
A federal judge ruled that a Martinsville barber wanted by West German authorities in a 1965 slaying cannot be sent to Germany for trial because an immunity agreement signed years ago remains binding. The decision affects extradition while detailing the ongoing legal clash over the immunity document and related proceedings.
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Deem Pushes Private Auditors Over Highway Department Allegations
West Virginia Senate Minority Leader J Frank Deem said he would ask Democratic leaders to direct a private auditing team to respond to allegations of financial mismanagement in the Department of Highways. Deem argued outside auditors should review claims from DOH employees about shoddy bookkeeping and auditing, while noting the current DOH investigation found no dishonesty or fraud.
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Princeton Man Sentenced for Involuntary Manslaughter
Dewey Allen Phillips, 21, of Princeton, was sentenced in Mercer County Circuit Court to one year in jail with a work release program after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the Aug. 23, 1980 death of Joseph R. White Jr. The judge noted the defendant’s financial needs for support payments to a former wife.
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Commercial Bond Issue Finalized in Princeton
Mercer County Commission finalized a 150000 commercial and industrial revenue bond for a Princeton Main Street office building. Bond financed by Mercer County Bank of Princeton supports reconstruction after fire damage with spaces largely leased. Ben Faulkner’s similar project set for July 8 at 10:45 a.m.
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Jackson Street
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Clarence Six
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Main Street
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