New NAIC Plan Aims to End Insurance Profit Confusion
Weese endorses NAIC guidelines requiring separate reporting of underwriting and investment earnings. The change seeks full disclosure to reduce public misunderstanding and restore trust in insurers. The effort, backed by Samuel H Weese, targets clearer data across the industry.
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Fanny
Samuel H. Weesejin
Weese
Fi Beini
Virginia
Are
National Insurance Commissioners
Association of Insurance Com
Bush
NAIC
Federal Suit Filed Over State Welfare Cutoff Policy
Fifteen West Virginia residents join the West Virginia Welfare Rights Organization in a federal suit challenging a six month welfare cutoff policy. Plaintiffs seek class status and damages, arguing the rule denies federal protections by ending payments to many employable but unemployed parents and to some childless households with dependent children. The case names Louise Hunt Rosa Span Corrine Wright Gladys Hill Mary Loriie Robinson Edna Allen Virginia Muncy Ada Sloan Deborah Miller Elizabeth Cincinnati Shelby Jean Steele Alexander Cabell Woodrow Dotson Peerenn Estep and others from McDowell Kanawha Boone and Boone counties.
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Virginia
Family State Welfare Department
Department of
U. S
Flowers
Edwin F. Flow
WRC
WROQ
West Virginia Welfare Rights Organization
Louise Hunt
Rosa Mary Span
Corrine Wright
Welch
Gladys Hill
Mary Loriie Robinson
L Landgraff
McDowell County
Edna Allen
Bradshaw
Virginia Muncy
Jolo
Ada Sloan
Eskdale
Kanawha County
Deborah B. Miller
Dry Branch
Elizabeth Cincinnati
Charleston
Shelby Jean Steele
Racine
Boone County
Alexander Cabell
Ashford
Woodrow Dotson
Orville Thomas
Comfort
New Corporations Get State Charters in West Virginia
The secretary of state granted charters to numerous firms including M. S. Inc. of Clarksburg, Rex Burford and others in Charleston, Huntington, and surrounding areas. Incorporators span William Rogers, Rosemary Rogers, John Lukens, Charles Vanderhilt, Jeff Hamrick, and many more, with capitalizations from 1,000 to 50,000 dollars and businesses starting as early as 31,000 or 41,000 in value.
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Secretary of State
William G. Pringle
M. S. Inc
Clarksburg
William G. Pringie J
DOS
M.S
Daniel Ww. Taylor
Charleston
Bobby Adoe Huffman
Big Chimney
Ra Do Co, Inc
Par Vale
William K. Rogers
Rosemary L. Rogers
John R Lukens
Hill Side Manor, Inc
Summersville
Charles W. Vanderhilt
Jeffe
Jeffe 8. Hamrick
N.mccuthcheon
N Machinery Maintenance, Inc
Cabin Creek
William E. Ensell
Leann G. Ensell
Noth
Rex Burford
Bar-Lo Trucking
The
Moorefield
Incarp
Gordon B. Hefner
Barbara
A. Hefner
Donald Insurance Sales Corporation
West S Criles
Old Fields
Virginia
Tool & Equipment CO
Prinel
Charles H. Masciali
Joseph R. Masciali
Morgantawn
Paris Reduces Parking Violations Signs to Curb Flaw Attitude
Police chief Jacques Lenoir announced removal of several no parking signs in Paris to reduce a scofflaw attitude among motorists. The measure targets repeat violators and aims to simplify enforcement.
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Paris
Jacques Lenoir
Dadisman Named Law Clerk to New Federal Judge Hall
West Virginia legal figure Stanley F. Dadisman was appointed as law clerk to newly commissioned U.S. District Judge K. K. Hall. Helen Simpson was named secretary. Dadisman, Barbour County native, previously served as deputy U.S. clerk for the Northern District of West Virginia and spent 11 years as WVU law professor.
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West Virginia University Law School
K. K. Hall
Stanley FE. Dadisman
Judge Hall
Helen Simpson
Dadisman
Barbour County
U.S
West Virginia
WVU
Simpson
Bureau of Hearings and Appeals
Social Security
Union Mission Donates 252 Acres for City Park
Union Mission donates 252 acres of land near South Park Road to the city for a park. Charleston Parks Superintendent Jack Justice reacts with surprise while Rev. Clyde Murdock of the mission describes the land as part of a larger plot already built on. The deed is given to Capital Parks Improvement Authority for city park use.
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Jack Justice
Charleston
Parks and Recreation Commission
Union Mission
Justice
Clyde Murdock
South Park Road
Murdock
Capital Parks Improvement Authority
Protection Plan Wild Horse Bill Becomes Law
New federal legislation signed Friday makes it a crime to kill or harass wild horses and burros on federal lands and places them under the protection of Agriculture and Interior departments. Violators face fines up to 2000 dollars and up to one year in jail. The act also funds a study of the animals, designates sanctuaries, and notes a broader effort to support veterans with pension increases. In Beckley, Carte faces bond or jail after a preliminary hearing in a case tied to the act’s enforcement.
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Ry James Naughton
New York Times Service
Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Departments of Agriclture
Interior
Beckley
Patrick Lee
U S Court Delay Likely in Whisman Execution Case
In Atlanta the state AG ruled that Woodrow Whisman cannot be executed until a U S District Court in Atlanta resolves his three year old petition for a new trial. The ruling pauses deadlines as Whisman’s case and that of Chatterton move through appeals while the Supreme Court weighs the death penalty.
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Atlanta
Woodrow Whisman
U.S. District Court
Genera
Department of Corrections and Board of Pardons and Paroles
Board of Pardons and Pareles
Whisman
Reuben Garland
Garland
Whitman
Chatterton
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
U.S. Supreme Court
State Attorney General's Office
U. S. District Court
Supreme Court
West Coast Dockers Reject Taft Hartley Pact Vote
West Coast longshoremen in the ILWU rejected a Taft Hartley required employer contract offer by 10 072 to 746 in a Tuesday and Wednesday election. The vote clears the path for potential strikes after Christmas and possible work stoppages at 24 West Coast ports while a Nixon administration injunction remains in effect.
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San Francisco
West Coast
Nixon
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
National Labor Relations Board
Psychiatric Tests For Logan High School Pistol Case
Judge Harvey Oakley in Logan County Circuit Court ordered psychological and psychiatric testing for an 11 year old youth charged with brandishing a loaded semiautomatic Luger at Logan High School. The Monaville student, unnamed by officials, was remanded to jail without bond after threatening an instructor when two friends were suspended. State police subdued him after he climbed onto the school's roof.
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Logan County
Harvey ‘Oakley
Logan High School
Monaville
Oakley
Logan
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