Bluefield Man Acquitted Of Passing Forged Check
A Mercer County Circuit Court petit jury acquitted Randolph Tyson of passing a forged check following a January 1974 incident at the Thater n Bluefield Avenue. The trial featured testimony from a college secretary, a store cashier, and a defense witness who denied Tyson’s involvement. A second case, Conley Snidow’s cattle rustling trial, was postponed to July 14.
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Paul Malamisura
Thriftway Market
Malamisura
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Pete) Clemons
Clemons
Eddie Moricle
Moricle
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Virginian Says Gov Wallace Not For Demos
Virginia American party chair Bill Triplett of Vinton says Alabama Governor George Wallace cannot win the Democratic presidential nomination. He expects Wallace to seek the American party line or run as an independent, while Wallace campaigns nationwide with a million letters stating his intent to seek the Democratic nomination.
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Informa
Civitan Club screens Lincoln and Illinois film at hotel
The Civitan Club at the West Virginian Hotel hosted a screening of Lincoln and Illinois as part of a Bicentennial series. The film traced Lincoln from his Kentucky birth to Springfield and Washington and highlighted his self education. Seana Co Mines asked attendees to watch Info '75 on WHIS TV at 6 p.m. Saturday about kidney dialysis treatment.
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White House
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Ford to Attend Ohio Valley Conference in Cincinnati
President Ford will attend the Ohio River Valley White House Conference and Economic Affairs in Cincinnati on July 3, and participate in a noon dedication at the University of Cincinnati Environmental Research Center. The event aims to connect government with Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky officials and will include senior Washington officials. The conference seeks recommendations on programs and policies, with no expectation of immediate dramatic changes.
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C P Drumming Up Installation Business In Maryland
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Maryland launches an employee driven campaign begun April 14 to July 11 asking over 15 000 Maryland staff to encourage customers to buy or upgrade service. The Virginia and West Virginia units copied the plan, which has generated at least 115000 in extra revenues there and 75000 in sales by January 21 in Maryland from about 1 500 employees.
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