State to Lose Housing Value Sparks Moratorium Debate
H E Dailey noted ongoing investigation into a Giles resident death with visible head abrasions but未 evidence of foul play. West Virginia officials discuss housing moratoriums and subsidy cuts amid elderly housing needs, with Biasucci citing 18 month pause and funding concerns for 125 to 150 units across Parkersburg and Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Dailey
Giles
Elthe
Ormula
Biasucci
Aries
Biasucei
Wheeling
Bissucci
Nic
Huntington
Washington
Bial
Succi
Parkersburg
Marame
West Virginia
Nixon
National Housing Conference
Nix
Anderson Kidney Fund Sees Four Thousand Dollar Total
The Anderson Kidney Fund has raised about $4,000 toward a $25,000 goal. Union Carbide South Charleston plant workers donated over $600 after choosing gifts instead. A St. Albans Womens Club bowling tourney added $425, with another match planned. The seventh grade class at St. Albans Junior High contributed $56. Donations can be sent to the fund at Citizens National Bank in St. Albans, W Va for Oral Anderson’s kidney transplant at the University of Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Kidney Fund
Linda Hoal
Union Carbide South Charleston
St. Albans Womens Club
Kay Yawkey
Bloodmobile bombing hits Paris mission casualties report
The Red Cross Kanawha Clarion notes a bombing that killed Pierre Susini, head of the French mission, and several others. The Pentagon cites a spent North Vietnamese antiaircraft rocket as the cause, revealing the blast occurred during bloodmobile visits in early 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Red Cross
Kanawha-Clar
Pierre Susini
Foundation Stone Laid for Calcutta Subway Project
Indira Gandhi laid the foundation stone for India's first subway with Soviet advice. The $187 million tunnel aims to run 10 miles from near Calcutta International Airport to the city center, with completion targeted later in 1979.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Indira Gandhi
India
Columbia Gas
West Virginia
International Airl
MacCorkle Ave
Sport
Trestle fall death under review in Kanawha County
Troopers theorize Pullen fell from a trestle into a creek with an eight to ten foot drop where scratches appeared. Coroner Al Shepard called the death accidental for now as the body was recovered by Cabin Creek Volunteer Fire Department about a quarter mile below the C&O railroad trestle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullen
Dailey
Kanawha County
al W Shepard
Pullens
Cabin Creek
C&o
Weather summary for Western Pennsylvania and neighboring states
Variable cloudiness with a chance of showers and mild temperatures across Western Pennsylvania Kentucky Ohio and Virginia. Highs near upper 50s to upper 60s, lows in lower to mid 40s, recent records include a December 27 high and low. Frigid winds ease tonight with rain chances around 50 percent in parts of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sind
Pennsylvania
Charleston
Kentucky
Ohio
Notice of Doctor’s Retirement and Office Closure
Patient notice from Dr. Gill Simmi D.D.S. announcing retirement and office closure. The letter thanks patients for kindness over the years and informs recipients of the cessation of practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Simmi D
More Than 100 Earn M H Degrees in 1972 73
More than 100 Morris Harvey College students received degrees in December ending the 1972 73 academic year. Graduates earned bachelor of arts, bachelor of science, associate in arts and associate in science degrees across Charleston South Charleston St Albans and Beckley. Notables include honors with cum laude and magna cum laude designations and a diverse list of graduates from multiple towns. The report also notes a custody case and a stabbing incident involving a 11 year old and a 9 year old.
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Cora Fay Reusch
South
Charleston
Michael Joseph Nikolaus
Wheeling
Terry Shank
Jane Lee Davis
Carol Childers McAllister
Katherine H. Whipple
South Charleston
Beverly Jean Keeling
Gary Lee Lane
David Eric Pahl
Nell Helene Phillips
Shelba Donald Vincelo Ti
St. Albans
Glenn K. Poe
Tornado
William R. Brown
Winifrede
Alfred Warren Fagan
Poca
Walter Lane Lucas
Scott Depot
Jana Ashworth Lillibridge
Miami
Douglas Warren Litton
Glasgow
Allen P. Stanley
Chesapeake
Marilyn Kay Sands Wilson
Chelyan
Mary Pauline
Morris Harvey
Colcord
Fern W. Loftis
Unedda
George Robert Persinger
Mount Hope
Thomas Edward Rapp
Skelton
Alice Jewell Kee Roberts
Harmony
Joan Elizabeth Walker
Kopperston
Doris Helen Jones
Jonesboro
Tenn
Joyce Marie Thompson
Neptune
N. J
Amelia J. Vazquez
Tenafly
Carolyn D. Parker
Richard A. Bennett
Kay Graham Cox
David LeClerc
Larry L. O’dell
John Howard Reynolds
Frances C. Rumley
Robert L. Schumacher
Albert Spelsberg I
Dennis C. Freeman
Marsha Caste Holliday
Sissonville
George William Jackson
Dunbar
James Patrick Riley
William W. Alexander
Anne Whited Azar
Sharon Lou Booth
Luke Bryant Briggs
Michael Ernest Greenleaf
Rosa B. Keen
Isiah Clide Lineberry
John D. Robertson
Jana Lou Rowley
Hope Wohlford Stewart
Stephen Coerte Voorhees Jr
David E. Wallace
Susan Deanna Corns
Bethany Jean Hanford
Stephen Hanford
Sadeema L. Hazes
Marsha Regenia Asbury
Joyce Fout Logan
W.va
Ann Hoffman
Katheryne Jeanette
Mount
Lyan
Nancy E. Leach
Scott
Depot
Thomas Herman Moore
Logan Poca
Jane Lee Boschian
Patri
Harvey da Wheaton Lostetter
Oakley
Beckley
Roger
Hight
William Sloan
Dawes
Mount Gay
Wendy Ellen Hottel
Fanwood
Laurie Mary Sage
Valley Stream
N. Y
Miller John Popdleton Jr
Bethesda
Sloan
Garyjin
Wayne Ingram
Barbara Ann
Mace
Majorie
Gail Stewart
Enid
Huntington Man Dies In I-64 Guard Rail Plunge
Huntington, W. Va. AP reports John R. Meadows, 60, of Huntington, died when his car left Interstate 64, crossed a guard rail, and plunged 61 feet into a creek near the 16th Street interchange. State police said the crash occurred Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W.ca
John R. Meadows
16Th Street
Embargo on Maryland swine sparks court noise in state notice
Fragmented report shows a Maryland embargo on incoming swine announced by agriculture official Gus Douglass. Separate court items include Steven Iughart’s felonious assault charge dismissed in Charleston Municipal Court and Judge John Charnock fining Allise Lightner $1021 for illegal gun possession. Dreama Anderson’s stolen property case continued to next Friday. A YMCA adult swim class begins Jan 9 at Charles County facility with fees $10 for members and $12 for nonmembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Iughart
Charleston
John Charnock
Allise Lightner
Dreama Anderson
Maryland
Gus R Douglass
Agriculture Commis
The
Charles
YMCA
Charles County
Douglass
Woman Given Probation In Slaying Case
A Charleston woman was placed on five years probation after a Kanawha Intermediate Court trial found her guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the shooting death of 13 year old William Childress. The case included testimony of an alleged abnormal sexual act. the murder indictment concerning her former husband Holly Jarrett remains under dismissal consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Kanawha
Carlie V. Jarrett
William Childress
Holly Jarrett
Jarrett
Alson
Jackie
Ing. Lee McAboy
Perry Black
Burn Adkins
Perry Lester
Judge Oakley Delays Case As Minor Remanded To Terms
Judge Oakley held the case in abeyance and ordered the 11 year old to obey all terms of the court order. The details of the terms and case specifics are not fully shown in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley
Martinsburg Native To Head Coal Offices
H Preston Glenshaw of Martinsburg West Virginia will lead all coal sales and service offices for the Chessie System starting January 1. A Washington and Lee graduate, he now serves as assistant vice president in charge of the coal traffic department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
H. Preston Glenshaw
Martinsburg
W. Va
Chessie System
Washington and Lee University
Conn Named Technical Services Manager at Intex Plant
Bill Conn, an employee of South Charleston Carbide Tech Comer, is named technical services manager at the Intex plant under construction by Jennat Corp in Atlanta, a Union Carbide subsidiary. He is part of the textile coatings bindings and adhesives group at South Charleston and lives with his family at Rack Lake Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Conn
South Charleston Carbide Tech Comer
Intex
Jennat Corp
Atlanta
Union Carbide
South Charleston
Rack Lake Village
Local names emerge in court docket notes
The brief item lists Deborah Sue McDaniel and John Richard Hoffman among involved parties, with references to St. Al bans, Belle, Elk view, and Carol B. Daskalos as part of the public notice. The fragmentary text suggests a civil or disciplinary filing tied to a municipal or regional jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Sue McDaniel
St. Albans
John Richard Hoffman
Belle
Carol B. Daskalos
Elkview
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Misal
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Kareston
Echo
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Daly & Suragy
Ouiday
Bai
Ana Sueday
Smanhe
Maniny Td
Daily Cry
Yaentus
Wataeri
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Pibers
Gladys D. . Patton
Ruth Perry
Robert Bel
Victor Giampocaro
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