WVU finalists to be interviewed for president post
Two of three finalists for WVU president will face interview by the West Virginia University Board of Regents on Tuesday. Names remain undisclosed. the candidates include Gordon Gee, Donald Glover, and Thomas Stauffer. Ramsey noted at least two finalists will be interviewed.
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Morgantown
W.va
West Virginia University
State Board of Regents
Robert Ramsey
Ramsey
Gordon Gee
WVU College of Law
Donald Glover
Ohio State University College of Engineering
Thomas Stauffer
American Council On Education
Washington, D.C
Regents
John Hendrickson
Welch Council Approves New Garbage Disposal System
City council unanimously votes to buy a 42 cubic foot disposal system costing 26 000 to 28 000 dollars. The system would cut trips to the landfill, allow two days of service weekly, and free three trucks and workers for other tasks. HUD funds approve permits and additional draws. Sewage study finds most Oakhurst homes drain downspouts into sewers, contributing to backups and flooding.
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Daily Telegraph
Welch
Charles
Chuck) Blevin
Blevins
Marmet
St. Albans
Eula Matthews
Oak Street
Andera Wade
Beech Street
Wade
Region I Planning and Development Council
Mary Beth Marek
Marek
Oakhurst
Edmoor
Notice to Creditors and Beneficiaries Estates and Mine Schedule
Legal notice lists estates with executors and administrators in Mercer County West Virginia of 1981 and 1982. Creditors must file verified claims by date and beneficiaries may appear to protect interests. Pocahontas Fuel Co mine permit 1046 in Tazewell/Jef ferson counties outlines blasting times and safety measures with warnings and access controls.
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Birch Sarah A
Stella B. Coller
C.t. A
Byrd
Mary Frances
Rose Crabtree
Owen
Larry R. Owen
Harman
Myrtle
David Harman
Martin J. A
A. A. Modena
Flat Top National Bank of
Billy E. Burkett
Mercer County
West Virginia
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Tazewell County
Jefferson
Confessed middleman testifies in Hill slaying trial
Russell Cash testified in Lee County Circuit Court that he received $20,000 from R L Herring to pay for the murder of David Hill and that Herring is on trial for murder. Cash, granted immunity, testified about his role and denied firing the fatal shot while also recounting Webb’s alleged involvement.
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David Hacker
West Virginia
Hacker
Manhattan
Kan
Mercury
Manchin
Topeka
Kansas
Jack H. Brier
Jonesville, Va
David Hill
R. L. Herring
Herring
Russell Cash
Bernard Chester Webb
Lee County
Cash
Webb
St. Charles
Albany
Hill
No Decision Made On Tazewell Redistricting Plans
Tazewell County Board of Supervisors debated two redistricting options in a special meeting and will delay a decision awaiting resident input. They must submit a plan to the Justice Department by November 1 to meet federal review and election timing. The plan options are three or five districts, with officials noting cost, representation balance, and community boundaries. Residents are urged to contact board members with views while a map of the options will be published later.
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Wayne Horne
Julius Hall
Max Lewis
Gary Rose
William Harris
Commonwealth
Michael McGlathlin
Harris
Rose
Clinch Valley College
Horne
Lewis
Hall
Paul Elswick
Jim Childress
Grundy
Thomas Scott
Childress
Daily Telegraph
Tazewell
Robert Galumbeck
Justice Department
Sam Crockett
Leslie Ballard
Joe Perry
W.J
Bill
Hawkins
Doug Fleet
Tan
Nersville
Pocahontas
Perry
Ballard
Crockett
Princeton Council Backs Road Bond and HUD Grant Plans
Princeton Council endorsed the Roads for Jobs and Progress amendment for state voters and approved a $600,000 Community Development Block Grant application to HUD. The council also moved to relax carnival rules, created a CR zoning district on Stafford Drive, and donated $100 to the Princeton-Mercer Chamber for the All West Virginia City entry.
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Jim Gilreath
Daily Telegraph
Princeton
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Curry W. Blank
Mercer County Cochairman
Roads For Jobs and Progress Committee
Blank
John D. Rockefeller IV
Mercer County
Bob Graham
Stafford Drive
Gene Bailey
Council
Norman Kirkham
Region I Planning and Development Council
Kirkham
HUD
Pittsburgh
Lewis I. Skeens
Jim Juhl
Bee
Maple Streets
Princeton Towers
Princeton-Mercer County
Football Watching Drives Weekend Traffic Drops
The text suggests heavier Saturday traffic would occur if fewer people stayed home to watch football. It notes reindoors watching reduces road congestion on weekends. The claim links spectator sports to traffic patterns without detailed data.
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National Center For Health Statistics
Jay Rockefeller
Norwood Bentley III
Senat
Middleman
Princeton Council
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Mary Eleanor
Jim Owen
Jim Burlison
Elvis
Brushfork Armory
Jim Warden
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Roberts Secretarial Service
Lawrence Brothers
Mercer Street
Comedy Institutional Linen Service
Bluefield
Virginia
Walter Miles
W & G Ind
P.O
Richlands
Virginia Ave
Electrolux
South Walker St
Thomas
Nick's Video Tape Club
Nick's Inc
Mercer Mall
Carr & French
Homelite
STIHL
Poulan
Lineback Law Shop
Green Valley
Dozer
Keesling Const
Mountaineer Construction CO
Cal Robert Sisk
Meadows Construction, Inc
Bluewell Drilling Company
Mercer
Gilbert and Stinson
National Centrating
Bluefield Ave
Platnick ST
St. Clairs Crossing
Neal Electric
West Va
Blank’s, Inc
Empire Hazzitall
Empire Sales & Rental, Rt
East Tazewell
C.O.P.D
Black Lung Clinic
Box
Algoma
Douglas Food Savers
Bivefield
Alaskar
Ana
Calvin Belcher
Mercer Health
Rt. 2
Wva
C & P Electric, Inc
AC & DC
Call Co & P Electric, Inc
Ac DC
Robert Clark
Skip's Repair Service
Kentucky
P.O. Box
Buchanan County
Dickenson County
Marian Shanahan
Buchanan County Health Department
Highway 123
Optician
Cal
West Virginia Commission On Aging
Leon H. Ginsberg
Commission On Aging
Department of Welfare
Washington Street
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