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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1969

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Industry Papke Love at Last Continued from Page II

The dispute over new state funding could trigger a revision of the tax system. Purdue economist Papke proposed a value added tax to replace business and occupation taxes, aiming for a fair uniform, expandable structure. Manufacturing opposed it as too new. lawmakers delayed action amid data gathering.

Boiarsky Webb Papke Purdue University State Tax Department

Objections to Moore's Estate Report Surface Again

The article notes 17 objections to Moore's estate report filed since his qualification as executor on May 12 1962. It states reports of this type should be submitted annually and describes the partial report as vague indefinite and uncertain creating concerns for the proceedings.

Moore

Witness ties Shaw to Oswald meeting at lakefront

Vernon Bundy, a key prosecution witness, identified Shaw as the man who met with Lee Harvey Oswald at the Lake Pontchartrain seawall in June 1963. Bundy described Shaw’s walk and claimed Oswald received money from him, while Bundy listened nearby with heroin in a bag.

Shaw Lee Harvey Oswald Vernon William Bundy Bundy Seawall Lake Pontchartrain Oswald Lakefront

Mine Safety Bill Faces Opposition and Committee Clash

The Mine Workers oppose the bill, denounce muddling and delay tactics, and target the Mines Director. Key figures like Hedrick and Kinsolving argue about authority and roll calls as the bill stalls in committee amid related estate and taxation issues involving Moore and real estate transfers in Tyler County.

O.oe Hedrick UMW Kinsolving Elmer C. Works Merriot Macantile Banking and Trust Co C. G. Hedrick D-Marion Disat Moundsville

Becken Theater and Sewing Co. break-in guilty found

Beckley jury convicts William Frederick Jones of breaking into Beckley Theater and Beckley Sewing Machine Co. on Neville Street. Co-defendant William A. Hudson granted separate trial. Defense cites unlawful arrest. 20 seized items tied to the theft. sentencing postponed.

Beckley Wiliam Frederick Jones Charleston Beckley Theater Beckley Sewing Machine Co Neville Street Hernshaw William A. Hudson Alvin Hunt Jones John Mill Harry L. McCreery

New Commissioner To Get Checks in Mail

Mrs. Stevens, associate chair of the Republican State Executive Committee, has long GOP ties and New York University political science background. She now assumes a post in Charleston after a Marion County upbringing. Sue A. Scott of Oak Collier, 54, veteran director of veterans affairs since 1956, joined the department at its creation on July 1 1945 and has remained with the agency.

Mrs. Stevens Republican State Executive Committee New York University Glen L. Martin Aircraft Co Stevens Marion County Charleston Sue A. Scott Oak

Spurned man shoots self after deadly casket plant spree

In New Orleans a rejected suitor, Leon P. Ezell, 53, of Brookhaven Mississippi, shot and killed himself after wounding his longtime female friend Ethelyn Sherrill 50 and another man Arthur Lewis 31 at the Orleans Manufacturing Co casket plant. Sherrill, pursued and attacked after being warned away, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Ezell died at the hospital minutes later. The incident followed years of Ezell pressuring Sherrill after a prior assault. He was a World War II veteran with an honorary degree.

New Orleans Leon P. Ezell Brookhaven Miss Orleans Manufacturing Co Ethelyn Sherrill Arthur Lewis Ezell Beckley College Stafford North American Rockwell Corp Princeton Celanese Corp Bluefield College Concord College North Carolina State University

Jaycee Leader Plans West Virginia Tour Visit

Jaycee president Wendell E. Smith of Plymouth Michigan will visit Raleigh County and Charleston West Virginia on a two week national tour to study poverty programs. A Senate panel advanced a water pollution bill with amendments to strengthen controls on oil and gas drilling.

Washington Wendell E., Smith Plymouth Mich The Jaycees West Virginia Smith Raleigh County Charleston Senate Wills Creek T ‘He John T. Poffenbarger R-Kanawha Poffenbarger State Water Resources Division Water Resources Chief Oil and Gas Division State Mines Department Department of Natural Resources House Securities and Exchange Commission

Weather outlook for Friday and Saturday in multiple states

Fragmented weather brief reports cloudy in Western Pennsylvania Ohio Virginia and Kentucky with rain likely and possible snow north. Highs in 30s to 50s with lows around 15 to 40 and winds varying. Friday forecast shows cool period with lead-in showers, late night snow flurries possible in some regions.

Charleston Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Virginia Kentucky Otcasinnal

Train Collision in Australia Fatal to Nine

Melbourne reports nine dead and 47 injured after a collision between the Sydney Melbourne express and an oncoming freight train 104 miles east of the city. The Southern Aurora express carried 190 passengers with over 100 hurt and 47 hospitalized.

Melbourne Australia Victoria

Carbide to close unit on Blaine Island next week

Union Carbide will shut down its ethyl alcohol production at Blaine Island in South Charleston on February 15 as part of a larger modernization plan. Fifty five workers are employed there, with 18 staying to operate remaining processes. the move follows $1 million in pollution-control investments and shifts production to other Carbide plants.

Union Carbide South Charleston Blaine Island Carbide North Charleston Kanawha Valley South Charleston and Institute

Fighting in Viet War Remains at Low Level

The Vietnam war actions stayed light Friday with most clashes in the Mekong Delta south of Saigon. U S forces faced mortar and rocket fire near Saigon and a second company was attacked 25 miles south with 14 U S wounded. Heavier activity included a 50-round 120 mm mortar exchange near an artillery base and four rounds on MYTHO city without casualties. Two helicopters were shot down. one crewman died and two wounded. Hanoi reported U S aircraft losses in Laos during the first five days of January.

New York Times Saigon Mekong United States U.S U. S Mytho Delta South Vietnam North Vietnam Laos Hanoi Vietnam Attopeu Kham Muon Savannakhet U. S.1

West Virginia Welfare Conference Sets Annual Session

The West Virginia Welfare Conference plans its three day meeting starting April 17 at Charleston House. Officials say workshops on social services health and related fields will be offered. Speakers include Frederick Delliquadri chief of the U S Children's Bureau and Dr John J MacQueen medical director of services for crippled children in Iowa.

Board of the West Virginia Welfare Conference Charleston House Federick Delliquadri U.S. Children’s Bureau John 3. MacQueen Towa

Man Shot By Police Loses Leg After Nitro Break-In

St Albans police say 20 year old Danny Dixon of 4125 First Ave Nitro lost a leg after a Sunday shooting during a break in at Cory Auto Parts 1010 Sixth Ave. Dixon and his brother Gary 22 faced charges of breaking and entering. An officer fired after Dixon allegedly charged at a patrolman with a screwdriver.

St. Albans Danny Dixon First Ave Nitro Thomas Memorial Hospital Dixon Gary Cory Auto Parts Sixth Ave Danny

Two Teens Arrested After Capitol Street Disturbance

Two teenagers charged with misdemeanors after a minor disturbance on Capitol Street. One faced petty larceny for allegedly stealing a $27 pair of shoes, the other disorderly conduct. The incident involved a few youths and was quickly broken up, according to juvenile officials.

Capitol Street

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