Parkersburg jury gets Keystone bank case
In U.S. District Court at Parkersburg a 12 member jury began deliberations in the Keystone Bank embezzlement case involving Billie J. Cherry and Terry L. Church. The defense rested after closing arguments on 25 federal counts including bank and mail fraud, money laundering and conspiracy. If convicted on all counts, Cherry faces up to 305 years and Church up to 145 years.
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Keystone Bank
Billie J. Cherry
U.S. District Court
Cherry
Keystone
Terry L. Church
Alderson
J. Knox McConnell
First National Bank of Keystone
John A. Michelich
Criminal Division
U.S. Department of Justice
McConnell
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Michelich
Church
Lou Newberger
Newberger
U.S
David A. Faber
West Virginia
Susan Arnold
Michael Graham
Barbara Nunn
Melissa Quizenbeury
Faber
Children rehearse patriotism at Bland Street event
Four and five year olds at Bland Street Church Preschool engage in a patriotism centered program after the national tragedy. Directors say the children sense adults worry but focus on unity and prayer. A "God Bless America" parade featured construction paper hats and Liberty torch symbols along Bland Street. A second parade is planned today at 11 a.m. weather permitting.
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JoAnn Mitchem
Bland Street Church
Mitchem
Bland Street
Post office tied up by possible hazardous letter in Princeton
Princeton police and fire crews evacuated about 30 employees after a letter mailed from a correctional center contained a suspected food substance. The incident prompted a large emergency response, but authorities later said the envelope was harmless. Officials will review procedures to avoid repeats.
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Princeton
Martin
Mercer County Office of Emergency Services
Barbara Hawkins
Hawkins
911
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