Notice of Sale and Public Hearings in West Virginia and Virginia
Public notices announce a June 29 1985 10 00 a m sale of Bluewell Auto property in Bluefield WV and a July 15 1985 sale of real estate in Mercer County WV. Also listed are a July 9 1985 Tazewell VA public hearing on Walnut Street lots for industrial development and a Mercer County circuit court order in a cross claim with instructions for nonresident defendant response by July 11 1985.
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Lee Ae
U. S
Bankruptcy Court
Bluewell
West Virginia
Bluewell Auto, Inc
Billy E. Burkett
Randal W. Roahrig
Tazewell
Virginia
Walnut Street
Noel M. Walker, Jr
Dan H. Surface
Order OF Publication Circuit Court of
Mercer County
Bluefield Associates
B & H Supply Company, Inc
Harrison-Jones, Inc
Richard H. Skaggs
Sanders, Austin & Swope
Wilma F. Grubb
Circuit Court
Bonnie Barberie
Jerry
Lora Robertson
Harold D. Brewster, Jr
Lawrence E. Morhous
Commercial Bank of Bluefield
Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield
City of
Eastview Land and Warranty Company
Claudia
Granville Graham
Mercer County Clerk’s Office
Billy J. Brewster
Barbara M. Brewster
Mercer County Commission
Charles R. Smith
George Richardson III
Randall Edward Hill
Shirley
Poplar Street
Carolina Avenue
Thomas E. Barlow
Judy Barlow
Ira M. Smith
Thomas S. Lilly
Matoaka
W. R. Wyatt
E. Godfrey
Polly E. Godfrey
Bailey Street
Shannon P. Bailey
Shannon Bailey
Alma Godfrey
County Commission
West Veel
Recking
Princeton
Commercial Bank of
J & J Motors
Oldsmobile
Professor claims July 4 signing of the Declaration in doubt
A Washington and Lee law professor presents evidence suggesting the Declaration of Independence was signed on July 4 1776 in drafts, with an August 2 engrossed signing. He argues a erased phrase and small letters indicate a July 4 original, while archives require consensus before altering exhibit.
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Lexington, Va
Washington and Lee University
Wilfred J. Ritz
Thirteen
United
Ritz
Dane Hartgrove
National Archives and Records Administration
Washington, D.C
Hartgrove
Washington
Library of Congress
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
The
Adams
Lawyer warns of other Suits on bay
Richmond AP lawyer for the Chesapeake Bay Foundation warns Gwaltney of Smithfield Ltd may not be the last firm facing Clean Water Act suits. The $1.28 million fine, the act’s largest civil penalty, followed a citizen suit over Pagan River discharges in Smithfield. Foundation says others in pipeline. study cites major violations. Smithfield Foods CEO calls Merhige ruling miscarriage and punitive.
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Richmond
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Gwaltney of
Smithfield Ltd
Bud Watson
Gwaltney
Watson
United States
U.S
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Natural Resources Defense Council
Virginia
Pagan River
Smithfield
Chesapeake Bay
Clean Water Act
State Water Control Board
Joseph W. Luter III
Navy official sees benefit in spying case
Navy official Adm. Ron Hayes told Fly Navy East that the Walker spy ring may yield benefits if Congress approves polygraph testing for security clearances. He noted House passage of the measure and said such steps could improve protection of classified information amid public scrutiny of defense costs.
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Virginia Beach
Congress
Navy
Ron Hayes
Naval Operations
Hayes
House
Walker
Pentagon
John F. Lehman
Washington
Gulf
West Coasts
Defense Department
San Diego
Adm
R.F. Dunn
Naval Air Force Atlantic
Grants for Bluefield State student publication writers
Bluefield State College offers assistance grants for student writers and photographers and for freshmen with proven publication skills for the coming school year. Applicants must submit a letter of application and samples of work to publications advisor James W Horsham by August 1.
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Bluefield State College
James Whorsham
Former legislator eyes comeback to curb health care costs
Former Sen. James Davis, from Marion County, hopes to run again next year after recovering from a stroke. He resigned on opening day of the last session, after a bitter primary fight with challenger Joe Manchin, who was disqualified for residency issues. Davis aims to rejoin Charleston politics and press for health care cost relief.
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Fairmont
James Davis
Marion County
Charleston
Davis
Joe Manchin
Tazewell Buchanan highway projects set to start
Virginia approves 26.1 million in highway work for Tazewell and Buchanan County. A two lane Dial Rock Road bridge over the North Fork of the Clinch River will be built by New River Bridge Co to replace a substandard structure, with Dial Rock Road closing during construction. Near Council, Maymead Lime Co will grade drain and pave one mile of a two lane road at about 346057 dollars. Buchanan County funds its project with the road improvement coal severance tax.
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Tazewell
Buchanan County
Virginia Highway and Transportation Commission
Dial Rock Road
Clinch River
New River Bridge Co
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M. Roy Lambert
B & H Supply Co., Inc
Order of Congress
Carter Braxton
Jefferson
Braxton
Wilfred Ritz
Smithfield Foods Inc
Merhige
Leona
Morris St. Charleston
Buchanan
Chevrolet
Cavalier
1.R.C.C
Caprice
EL Camino
Roanoke
Salem
Toyota
Tercel
P. ST
Sunrool
Cressida
Toyota Trucks
Ory
Fis
Aries K Auto
Air
Oe Air
Dodger
Tancer
Ron
Interstate 81
Christiansburg
Aries WA Auto
P. Ors
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