Five hundred thousand in school funds miscredited, court orders accounting
The State Supreme Court ruled last July that interest earning on school funds credited to county expenses should have gone to the Kanawha County Board of Education. Sheriff E M Johnson calculated a remaining balance of 463 499 due to the board, to be repaid. The court also urged repayment for funds spent by the county, with officials noting a new law on interest from sheriff investments. A meeting with the tax commissioner and others is planned to resolve the dispute.
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Rosalie Earle
State Supreme Court
Kanawha County
Kanawha
Johnson
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Board of Education
Kenneth Underwood
Underwood
South Charleston
Auglin
Henry C. “Hoppy” Shores
Legal Group Joins Push for Nationwide No-Fault Auto Reform
A national bar group and No-Fault reform supporters bankrolled by foundations and government bodies urge uniform auto insurance reform across states. The National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws backs a proposed no-fault law for passage in all states, led by John W. Mace and Carlos Cabe.
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Washington
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Department of Transporta “ Chien Gartion
Ford Foundation
Cabe
Chicago
McCabe
San Francisco
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University of Monenactment
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Morgantown Health Director Flags Mild Hepatitis Outbreak
Morgantown area schools urged to clean up to check the hepatitis spread as Monongalia County Health Director Dr L A Wiles says the outbreak is not serious. The article also touches on a separate debate over auto insurance reform and tort liability involving the National Trial Lawyers Association and a model law on damages.
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Morgantown
L .A. Wiles
Two Job Training Classes Approved for 38 Workers
The U S Department of Labor grants 30,538 to train 20 mine machinery mechanics and 21,186 to train 18 mine electricians at Raleigh County Vocational Technical Center. Programs run by the State Employment Security Department with local education officials. Berry Hills Club elects Belcher to fifth term as president. new board governors named Frank T. Graff Jr., John G. McGarty, John W. Sears.
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U. S. Department of Labor, Health, Education and Welfare
J. Terrell Whitsitt
Raleigh County Vocational-Technical Center
State Department of Employment Security
Berry Hills
Judge Belcher
W. H. Belcher
Berry Hills County Club
Bord of Governors
Frank T. Graff Jr
John G. McGarty
John W. Sears
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