Prosecutors respond to Church motion to drop charges
In the Keystone Bank embezzlement case, prosecutors defend an indictment that tracks the statutory language while noting the four embezzlement counts allege defendants stole from Keystone Bank through falsified records. Judge Faber awaits responses after a October verdict of guilty on all counts.
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Concord College Dinner Set for December 1 at The Greenbrier
Concord College announced its annual fundraiser will be held December 1 at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs. Guests include Sylvia M. Mathews of the Gates Foundation. A 6 to 6:45 p.m. reception in Colonial Hall precedes a 7 p.m. dinner. Entertainment will be by the Commanders of Concord College.
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Bank officials plead guilty in clamp on Keystone collapse trial
In Bluefield a U S District Court jury found Church guilty on three counts and Graham guilty on one count for bank fraud and related crimes tied to the failed FNB Keystone. Various bank officials including Nunn Quizenbeury Turpin and McKinney pleaded guilty to federal informations amid related charges and statements on May 21 and July 16, 2000.
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Mrs. Virginia pageant winner urges abstinence at Bluefield College
Kristin Tew, Mrs. Virginia International, spoke at Bluefield College about abstinence and marriage, sharing her view that the greatest wedding gift is oneself. She described her path from Air Force officer to public speaker, noting personal stories of resisting sex before marriage and supporting Christian action amid global fear.
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Mercer authorities capture Brickyard Road burglary suspects
Princeton Police and Mercer County Sheriff's Department arrested two Princeton residents Kenneth Woods 24 and Heather Rose 23 on burglary conspiracy forgery and uttering charges. A .30-06 Remington rifle stolen from a Brickyard Road home was recovered. The pair were jailed in Bluefield awaiting arraignment in Mercer County Magistrate Court.
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Mercer County Democrats to Meet at Courthouse Tonight
The Mercer County Democratic Club of West Virginia will meet at 7 p.m. today at the Mercer County Courthouse in Princeton. Jerry Bird is the scheduled speaker. The article also notes a Narrows haunted forest fundraiser and a special Mercer school board session, plus a bean dinner Friday hosted by the First Christian Church Men.
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