AEP Transmission Line Trial Concludes in Richmond
In Richmond the six day hearing on American Electric Power proposed 765000 volt transmission line for Southwest Virginia ends. Hearing Examiner Judge Howard P Anderson will issue a final ruling within four to five months after granting 45 days for parties to respond.
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Richmond
Virginia
Virginia State Corporation Commission
Howard P Anderson
American Electric Power
Anderson
Buckner Edges Wills In Mercer Sheriff Primary
Mercer County officials report a large potential pool of challenged ballots after a tight sheriff race. Final unofficial results show Harold Buckner leading Danny Wills by 25 votes, with Don Meadows third. canvass begins Friday. number of challenged ballots remains uncertain.
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Princeton
Mercer County
Rudolph Jennings
Bluefield
Danny Wills
Harold Buckner
Buckner
Don Meadows
Wills
Meadows
Jennings
Keystone Bank branch to reopen in Gary as McDowell County unit
McDowell County National Bank plans a June 1 opening for a Gary branch formerly of First National Bank of Keystone. Three or four staff, a drive through window, and slight renovations are planned. The Keystone bank closed September 1 1999 amid fraud findings and FDIC receivership.
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Gary
First National Bank of Keystone
McDowell County National Bank
G.M. Handy
Welch
FDIC
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Handy
Comptroller of the Currency
Cus
Keystone Bank
Movin on up as elementary schools merge in Princeton
In Princeton students from Thorn Straley and Silver Springs gather for Fun Day as Straley and Mercer elementary schools will serve grades 3 5 next year. Third to fifth graders from Thorn and Silver Springs will attend Straley while Knob and other Thorn 3 5 students move to Mercer to mingle and learn their new schools and restrooms.
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Silver Springs
Cody Mathena
Thorn
Straley
Jenna Steele
Tamera Haynes
Haynes
Rinceton
Mercer
Princeton
Knob
Mercer Elementary
West Virginia Judge Faber honored with Caplan Civil Justice Award
U S District Judge David A. Faber of the Southern District of West Virginia will receive the 2000 Fred H. Caplan Civil Justice Award from the West Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. Faber, 57, of Bluefield, appointed to the federal bench in 1991, is a Yale Law School graduate and former U S Attorney for the district. The award, given annually since 1991, will be presented June 9 in Charleston at the association banquet.
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West Virginia
Faber
Caplan Award
Luefield
West Virginia Trial Lawyers Association
U.S
David A. Faber
Fred H. Caplan
Bluefield
Yale Law School
U.S. Air Force
Caplan
Fred Caplan
State Supreme Court
J. Franklin Long
Association
Gaston Caperton
House of Delegates
Chuck Chambers
Supreme Court
West Virginia University
Tion
Funds For Public Schools
John W. Fisher
WVU Law School
Bob Wise
D-W.va
Charleston
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Lotto Park
Four Seasons
John Nelson
Franklin D. Cleckley
Thomas Miller
Arthur M. Recht
Recht
West Virginia Daily
Pwabel
Bland St
Bluefield, WV
East River Mountain Town
Bluefield High School
Mel Saunders
East River Mountain Band
Saunders
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