Yorks father says I’m satisfied with verdict
In Charleston a guilty verdict was returned against Jerry Lowe for the July 22 shooting of Eddie York aboard a convoy crossing a UMW picket line at Arch Mineral's Ruffner mine in Yolyn. The case involved a national miners strike and questions about interstate commerce jurisdiction.
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William Lowe
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Eddie York
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Jerry Lowe
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Yolyn
Logan County
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United Mine Workers
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Former officer sues bank over alleged illegal investments
Robert L. Booth, former vice president of Old National Bank, sues the bank in Berkeley County Circuit Court claiming he was fired for refusing to make investments he says would violate federal limits. The suit describes a dispute with Daniel E. Moffitt, then bank president, now COO of One Valley Bank, and recounts a $5 million fund transfer and later audit.
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Robert L. Booth
Berkeley County
Booth
Daniel E. Moffitt
Old National
One Valley Bank
Moffitt
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