Hatch Act Charges Filed In Salem Campaign Funds Case
U S Civil Service Commission probes state employee fund solicitations in Salem tied to re election efforts for Governor Bambrick and Eleanor Baumgardner. Miss Betty Moore and two West Virginia Industrial Home officials named respondents in probe into Harlem influenced campaigns.
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Gallagher pleads guilty to tax evasion in 1966
U S Representative Cornelius E Gallagher admitted evading 74000 in 1966 income taxes and promised to inform federal agents about information aiding law enforcement. He pleaded before Judge George H Barlow and consented to remaining counts being dropped at sentencing.
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First City Police Officer May Be Chief's Daughter
Margie Morris daughter of Charleston Police Chief Lawr Morris may join the force becoming Charleston first female officer. She will undergo three weeks of indoctrination at city hall before 16 weeks at the State Police Academy.
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Miami Woman Seeks Expungement for Refrigerator Death Record
Assistant state attorney plans to ask a judge to terminate Earline Clark's sentence after she found and reported up to fifteen abandoned refrigerators. Clark, 34, was given two years probation last November for a case tied to a boy’s death in a discarded icebox. She said the tragedy deeply affected her and she remains devoted to the effort.
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