Judge denies bid to drop charges against Princeton man
Circuit Judge John R. Frazier refused defense attorney Tracy Burks's request to dismiss the indictment against Kenny William Watson. Watson, charged with attempted voluntary manslaughter for allegedly trying to throw his 15 month old son from a fourth floor Courthouse Plaza window on Main Street in Princeton, remains jailed with trial set for August 2.
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Princeton
Tracy Burks
John R. Frazier
Kenny William Watson
Frazier
Watson
Courthouse Plaza
Main Street
Man sentenced in malicious wounding case
Larry Steven Patrick Jr. 20 was sentenced by Circuit Judge John R. Frazier to one year in Regional Jail and fined $500 on a malicious wounding charge. He was previously found guilty of wounding Gregory Phillips in a separate trial. Patrick plans to appeal. Earlier, on June 9, he was found guilty in Bluefield City Court of firing a weapon into the Ramada Inn from U S Route 460 with no injuries.
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Princeton
Bluefield
John R. Frazier
Larry Steven Patrick Jr
Patrick
Gregory Phillips
Bluefield City
Ramada Inn
U.S. Route 460
Daily record of police reports from Bluefield and Princeton WV
A string of incidents across Bluefield and Princeton includes breaking and entering, vandalism, and various arrests. Police investigated vandalism to meters and the Opera House, a two vehicle crash near Pipestem, batteries and wounding charges, firearm possession, and brandishing. Court actions include theft, forged checks, and property damage. Additional reports cover church break ins, stolen checks, false information, and suspicious persons with no injuries reported. Various deputies and troopers led investigations across Mercer County.
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Bluefield
West Virginia Manor
G.A. Haynes
Richard Nowlin
Apaiabncislads Power Company
C.S. Myers
D.A. Pennington
G.W. Lightfoot
Opera House
William Benson
C.C. Smith
Princeton
Scott Edward Blankenship
Northview Road
T.D. Bradley
Arres
Lilly Grove
Christopher M. Hughes
Kaye M. Williams
Mercer Street
J.J. Weis
Booker Street
Rick Ellington
J.W. Davis Jr
L.D. Peters
Belcher’s
Casey Martin
Jerry Davis
Stafford Drive
Jerryoe
Arthur Gindin
Straley Avenue
G.A. Syres
W.J. Gilley
Mercer County
Othy Barker
Littlesburg Road
Daily Telegraph
Robert Motz
Sunny Meadows
Lilac Hills
T. Smith
Peggy Branch
Windmill Hill
W.W. Worley
Mobil
Louis Baird
D.B. Bailey
Free workshop Helps Single Parents Return to College
A free July program at Bluefield State College offers up to 20 West Virginia residents who are single parents or homemakers a path back to college. The series runs July 12 to 28 with orientation, campus tour, and sessions on life and study skills, admissions, financial aid, and placement. Tuition for a three hour Fall 1994 course is paid, books are free, and an ACT test fee is waived. sessions are Tuesdays and Thursdays 6 to 9 pm, with a July 20 ACT session.
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Bluefield
Bluefield State College
Robin Dishner
Dishner
West Virginia
Inspire
ACT
Farley elected secretary of West Virginia Health Care Association
Betty B. Farley of Princeton has been elected secretary at the WVHCA annual meeting in Charleston. She is vice president of operations at Glen Wood Park Retirement Village and previously served the state as treasurer. Diane T. Gouhin was elected president, with Paul L. Nusbaum and J. Daniel Bucher chosen for other key posts. Board members for 1994 96 include Anderson, Adrian, Barr, Couch, Nesselroad, and Topping.
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Charleston
Princeton
Betty B. Farley
West Virginia Health Care Association
WVHCA
Farley
Glen Wood Park
Diane T. Gouhin
Elkview
Arthur B. Hodges
Drema Thompson
Regency Health Services
Columbus
Ohio
Paul L. Nusbaum
Valley Health Village
South Charleston
J. Daniel Bucher
Cortland Acres N Home
Thomas
Michael L. Anderson
Wellsburg
Glenn T. Adrian
Morgantown
Linda F. Barr
Toledo
George G. Couch
New Martinsville
Mark R. Nesselroad
Roger Topping
McDowell County
James E. Fox
Chester
Cheryl Sue Bunner
Parkersburg
Kay Cottrill
Clarksburg
Tammy Jo Painter
Beckley
Patrick
Mercer County Court Sentences Two Men in Separate Cases
Princeton resident Dennis Taylor received 90 days in the Regional Jail for third degree sexual abuse. Princeton man Mark Anthony Shrewsbury age 32 was sentenced to one to three years in state prison and fined $3,000 for third offense DUI.
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John R. Frazier
Princeton
Dennis Taylor
Mark Anthony Shrewsbury
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United States Capitol
Washington, D.C
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Lashmeet
Barry Dale Miller
Kegley
Laurie McGee Wider
J.C. Miller
Jason
Glenwood
P.W. Hill
North 4Th Street
Lou Hedges
P.W. Powell
McDonald's
P.V. Powell
Roses
Rushfork
Barbara Ann Bevins
Freeman
Eadline
Wee
Thur
Omn
First Community Bank
First Federal Savings Bank
First National Bank of
FDIC
Mercer County Circuit Court
Donald
Steve Cassidy
Tlarkson
East River Mountain
East Cumberland Road
Robert Pierce & Associates
P.C
Gulf Tower
Pittsburgh
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