Former Keystone Mayor testifies in McConnell estate looting case
Cherry, 77, former Keystone bank chair, says she was shocked by McConnell wealth while denying knowledge of specific accounts. Court hears testimony on Oct 29 1997 and forged signatures, with Julie Church and others implicated in conspiring to loot over 4.2 million from the late J Knox McConnell estate. Vernon Verono and Vicky Milam provide details on salaries, accounts, and bank operations amid the western Virginia federal trial.
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Michelich
McConnell’s. Cherry
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Vorono
Church
First National Bank of Keystone
Verono
Vicky Milam
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FNB Keystone
Melissa Quizenberrg
Tony Hantke
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
Susan M. Arnold
Newberger
David A. Faber
West Virginia
Faber
Hicks
Princeton moves toward future plan with 30000 grant
Princeton City Council approved up to 30000 for a comprehensive blueprint guiding land use housing transportation economic development downtown growth and stormwater management. The plan aims to show future direction aid grants and attract state and federal support.
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Officials urge caution and generosity after 9/11 scams
Virginia officials warn residents about charity scams linked to the September 11 relief efforts. Gov. Jim Gilmore and state leaders urge vigilance and protecting personal financial information. In Southwest Virginia, two suspects were arrested for door to door collecting under false pretenses for New York relief.
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Richlands centers teen oriented community hub plan
Richlands officials discuss a new facility for ages 14 to 21 focusing on career, activity, and spiritual orientation. Proposed features include a coffee shop, hobby shop, conference rooms, music and art rooms, and a computer lab. Community service like park cleanups may fund operations.
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