Mercer County Ballots May 9 2000 Certification
Mercer County officials began canvassing votes for the May 9 2000 election. After eight hours 132 challenged ballots were kept to count later and 94 were discarded. Officials including Sheriff Harold Buckner and Dr. Danny Wills observed the process with their attorneys.
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Princeton
Mercer County
Secretary of State’s
Charleston
Bal
Harold Buckner
Paige Flanigan Burress
Danny Wills
John McGhee
Keystone bank officials appeal convictions in Bluefield case
Attorneys for Keystone bank defendants filed appeals in a Bluefield federal court to the Fourth Circuit in Richmond Virginia. Charles Love III and Kenneth Webb Jr represent Terry Church and Stuart Pierson with Michael Graham counsel. Church and Graham were convicted of obstructing federal bank examiners after a trial that ran from April 5 to April 28. Church, 47, was senior vice president of the First National Bank of Keystone. Graham, 50, was executive vice president of Keystone Mortgage Co. The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency seeks action on the judgments.
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Bluefield
Fourth Circuit
Richmond
Charles M. Love III
Kenneth E. Webb Jr
Terry Lee Church
Stuart Pierson
Michael H. Graham
Graham
Church
Keystone
Federal
First National Bank of Keystone
Keystone Mortgage Co
U.S
Appalachian School of Law crowns Charter Class of 2000
Thirty four graduates complete ASL Charter Class at Grundy Virginia, the first to earn juris doctor degrees. Former Virginia Governor George Allen delivers address praising founder Joe Wolfe and the school’s mission as graduates, including Julia McAfee, reflect on diversity and sacrifice during the intense four year journey.
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Rundy
Appalachian School of Law
Grundy
Virginia
ASL
George Allen
ASL Board of Trustees
Law School
Joe Wolfe
Mountain Empire
Allen
Lu Ellsworth
Ellsworth
David S. Bary
Janet E. Tuckwiller
Julia McAfee
McAfee
Dickenson County
University of Virginia At Wise
Candidates work to remove political signs
RINCETON It took two to put them up and three days to take them down, said George Johnson as he and T J Higginbotham removed campaign signs at a Princeton location after the May 9 primary. Deputy DOH and sheriff comments note no state statute requires removal.
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Rinceton
George Johnson
T.J. Higginbotham
Princeton
Johnson
Derek Swope
Buddy Campbell
Mercer County
Harold Buckner
Bill
Swope
Hickam HOPE Center to open in McDowell County
The Hickam HOPE Center announced by the West Virginia Board of Education aims to provide education and employable skills for a cross section of McDowell County residents. Homer Hickam supports the project named after him. SAFE leader Sharon Yates outlined a plan with small classes and career programs shaped by local and corporate input.
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Hickam Hope
Homer Hickam
McDowell County
HOPE
Yates
Hickam
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