Texan Charged in Assault on Bluefield Officer
A preliminary hearing is set for July 13 at 7 p.m. before Justice of the Peace C. J. Harvey in Bluefield for Robert Donald Clark 32 of Mercer County charged with felonious assault on a city police officer and driving under the influence. Clark posted $2500 bond after being arrested Sunday night when his pickup dragged Patrolman Rick Tolley 125 feet along College Avenue. Clark, a former Bexar County deputy sheriff who resigned last February, has lived in Mercer County about two months and declined a preliminary hearing without counsel.
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Robert Donald Clark
Mercer Countain
Bluefield
Rick Tolley
College Avenue
Tolley
Clark
Mercer County
Auction resumes at Blue Grass Market North Caldwell WV
The South Pottstown Auction House reopens Saturday July 1 1972 at 11 A.M. at the Blue Grass Market North Caldwell WV with antique furniture glassware china dining room sets modern furniture bedding and other items. Lee E Leven good is auctioneer.
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South Pottstown
Blue Grass Market
North Caldwell
W. Va
Lee E. Levengood
Eisenhower First U.S. President Baptized at Inauguration Era Church
Dwight D. Eisenhower became the first U.S. president to join a church after his inauguration. He received full communicant rites from baptism to confirmation at the National Presbyterian Church of Washington D C.
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U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Presbyterian Church of
Washington, D.C
Seven Promoted By Itmann Coal Company
W D Starling vice president Itmann Coal announces seven men promoted to assistant section foreman. Promoted are Raymond Short Norman Rose William Manning Wayne Addair Fred Bennett Jr Richard Lundy and Alex Lopez. Each has prior mining or related experience in Wyoming Raleigh and McDowell counties with additional roles in retail and engineering firms.
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W. D. Starling
Itmann Coal Company
Raymond H. Short
Norman James Rose
William Joseph Manning
Wayne Addair
Fred V. Bennett Jr
Richard Leonard Lundy
Alex Lopez
Short
Wyoming County
Wyoming
McDowell Counties
Rose
Island Creek Coal Company
Marianna
Manning
Raleigh
Winding Gulf Coals
Aide’s Discount
Beckley
Addair
University of Maryland
Ohio
Bennett
Lundy
McDowell County
Hamlin
Lopez
Raleigh County
W. Va
University of New Mexico
Eastern Associated Coal Cooporation
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Gates Engineering Company
Freedom Carnival Site Is Selected
The Princeton shopping center parking lot will host the Freedom Carnival on July 3 and 4 from 12 noon to 10 p.m. Sponsored by Cheds Discount A&P Sear's and Allied Radio Shack the event features live stage entertainment booths for food and items a House Of Horrors and a 10 p.m. fireworks display on July 4. Stage acts include Gordon Jennings of WHIS TV and Radio with the Donnie Goins Band and Sego Brothers and Naomi from Nashville performing at 2 6 and 8 p.m. daily. Eighteen organizations sponsor booths such as Women of the Moose Princeton Jaycees Bramwell Kiwanis Club Band Parents Association First Church of God Chapel of the Holy Spirit Princeton Hospital Volunteers Melrose Presbyterian Church Bramwell Volunteer Fire Department Echo's from Calvary Johnston Chapel Church and the Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints. The Independence Day finale fireworks cap the two day event at 10 p.m.
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Princeton
Cheds Discount
A&p Supermarket
Sear’s
Radio Shack
House of Horrors
Gordon Jennings
Council To Air GenTer Tank Plan
Princeton Zoning Board of Appeals ruled it lacked jurisdiction over General Telephone Company’s request to build an emergency generator and install a 5000 gallon diesel tank on Harrison Street. The board urged a City Council public hearing for a final decision. It also approved a garage at 103 11th Street for D. D. and Janice Wooten after prior zoning violations.
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Princeton Zoning Board of Appeals
General Telephone Company
Harrison Street
Owen Griffith
Zoning Appeals Board
Princeton City Council
General Tel
Zoning Board of Appeals
General Telephone
Princeton
D. D
Janice Wooten
11Th Street
High Court Rules Parolee Entitled to Hearing Before Revocation
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a parolee must have a hearing with the right to present and question witnesses before parole can be revoked for violation. An independent officer should determine reasonable grounds after arrest, followed by notice and a hearing to assess contested facts. The decision, authored by Chief Justice Burger, left lawyer representation to state codes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
William J. Brennan Jr
John J. Morrissey
G. Donald Booker
Morrissey
Iowa State Penitentiary
Oarole Board
Shoemakers win first closed shop in Philadelphia 1794
American labor achieved its first closed shop in 1794 as Philadelphia shoemakers secured a union-led agreement. The victory marks an early milestone for organized labor and labor rights in the city.
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Philadelphia
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U. S
New York’s
Rockefeller Plaza
Bargain Center
KNIT
SELL
Ust
Co-Op Bargain Center
Old Woolworth
Princeton Avenue
Bluefield, W. VA
Itmann Coal
Freedom Carnival
Council
Iowa
Waitt
Pep Shes
Mieke Imoen
OF Lodge NO
Brotherhood
OF Railway Carmen
Camden Park
West Huntington
KODAK
Kodak Kodacolor
Westinghouse
Flash Cubes
Polaroid
A Division of
Jcpenney Co., Inc
Thrift Drug Stores
Blue Prince Plaza
Bluefield, W.va
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