Weather summary for multiple regions with cold and snow risk
Fragmented weather report notes mostly cloudy or partly cloudy conditions across Charleston West Virginia and Virginia regions with chances of snow flurries. Highs near 20s to low 30s, lows around zero to the 20s, and record highs and lows mentioned for Western Pennsylvania.
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Sae
Charleston
West Virginia
Hwo
Virginia
Inonder
Pennsylvania
Abolitionist Candidate Stripped From Race In WV Primary
Hechler challenges Sen Jennings Randolph in the Democratic primary as Mrs. Leonard calls Hechler the most undecided candidate in 1972. Cook files a candidacy with a $325 fee then withdraws after questions about a letter filing and lack of notarization. Republican Gov Arch Moore Jr runs unopposed for renomination. Cabell Sheriff Joe Neal and Jack Lee of Huntington submit certificates for the Fourth District seat. Zip Brubeck and Gus Douglass also figure in the GOP slate.
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Hechler
Jennings Randolph
Leonard
Cook
Mountaineers
West Virginia
John D. Rockefeller IV
Kanawha
Lee M. Kenna
Cabell
James Kee
Cabell County
Joe Neal
Jack Lee
Huntington
Hatfield
Zip” Brubeck
Bank Employees In AIB Classes Charleston Area Banks
Charleston area banks report 115 employees enrolled for the second semester in American Institute of Banking classes. J. Rodney Jones notes 164 enrolled in the first term. out of 900 Charleston bank employees, 477 belong to AIB. Courses cover supervision, personnel, economics, operations, and business administration.
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Charleston Area
American Institute of Banking
AIB
J. Rodney Jones
Charleston
Frederick Belden
Lewis Tyree
Robert E. Lee
C. I. Harmon
Carl E. Little
Jones
Former Cop Pleads Guilty in Rail Car Larceny Case
Former Chesapeake police officer David Ree¢ Duvall, 29, sought a guilty plea to breaking a seal on a rail car with intent to commit larceny during a federal trial in Charleston. Co defendant Jerry Douglas White had earlier been convicted and sentenced to five years probation. Duvall received three years probation from U.S. District Judge Dennis R. Knapp after railroad detectives stopped the Aug. 16, 1969 box car entry near Kroger Co. warehouse on MacCorkle Avenue.
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Charleston
Chiesapeake
David Ree¢ Duvall
George Sharpe
U.S
Robert King
Chesapeake
Jerry ‘Douglas White
White
Kroger Co
MacCorkle Avenue
E. Duvail
Dennis R. Knapp
Two Juveniles Charged in West Side Purse Snatching
Two youths ages 13 and 14 were arrested Monday and charged with unarmed robbery after knocking an 84 year old woman to the pavement on Wyoming Street and taking her purse containing one dollar. Detectives Pauley and Lacaria said each had multiple prior arrests on similar charges. They were sent to the Kaname Home for Children in Dunr.
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James Pauley
T John Lacaria
Wyoming Street
Jane
Kaname Home
Dunr
Hankish Ordered to Appear for Feb 29 Trial
Paul Hankish is ordered to appear in J.S. District Court in Charleston on Feb 29 to stand trial on charges of receiving stolen goods. The Wheeling racket figure known as Hankish faces a federal case arising from alleged theft-related activity and will be arraigned in court on the stated date.
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Paul Hankish
Wheeling
Paul VII
Area Council To Recognize Best Helpers
The Regional Intergovernmental Council plans awards for a RIC Man of the Year and a Regional Man of the Year at its Feb 6 meeting marking the end of its first year. Benjamin F. Howatt, RIC director, said ballots show broad support for regional cooperation among Lehre Boone Putnam Clay and Kane counties.
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RIC
Benjamin F. Howatt
Howatt
Department ‘of Housing and Urban Development
Oo Iis
Lehre
Boone, Putnam, Clay
Kanewha
Revenue gap and bond rules split SDH budget into two
Gramlich notes an 11.9 trillion deficit in the operations account driven by bond amendments requiring bond proceeds to fund construction. The division creates construction and operations categories, with revenue outlook uncertain as Gov. Moore’s estimates may differ. Moore’s revenue projections show a 98 million surplus after debt service over seven years, relying on higher gas, license, and vehicle taxes.
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Gov. Moore
William Ritchie Jr
Moore
Ae Nee PR Ca
Fire destroys Rand home of Mrs. Ruby E. Sales
An early morning blaze enveloped the old wood frame house of Mrs. Ruby E. Sales on Church Drive Rand. Fire Chief William White said volunteers received the alarm around 5:30 a.m. and the structure burned rapidly. Nearby properties suffered minor damage while a second house avoided major loss. Damages estimated 4,000 to 10,000 by the chief. Sales family valued loss at 12,000. Malden volunteer fire department assisted at the scene.
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E. Sales
Church Drive
Rand
William White
White
Sales
Malden
Hawkish to be represented by Charleston attorney Braeharty
Charleston attorney George Braeharty will represent the defendant in the Hawkish case as wheels of the legal process turn.
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Hawkish
Charleston
George Braeharty
Seed Wheels Atterony
Volunteer fire department moves to upgrade station facilities
Kennan outlined plans to equip a new fire station in Valley River Bend Shadyside area and install gas and electric lines after the department was wired for power. An instructor from West Virginia will assist installing a new fire truck. a used truck was bought due to limited funds, with 229 of 700 families contributing to support fire protection. Ralph Jarrett aided in organizing support for the project.
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Bend Shadyside
Park End
Jin Alexander
Fa “Kerra
Kenna
West Virginia Valves Iss
Igina
Film and lecture events highlight community service
A theft case involving a tape player and car radio led to Burton pleading to a reduced charge after originally facing grand larceny. A Charleston film showing, described as a community service effort, will be open to the public. Separately, Dr. Allen Pollack, Russian history expert, will speak at 7:80 p.m. February 13 in the Nal Agnagogue on the Soviet Union versus Soviet.
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Burton
Charleston’ Sh
Ati
Dr. Allen
Pollack
Untitled Fragment on Legal Charge Near Feb Date
An OCR fragment references A Miller and an automobile matter with a six month in jail charge dated February, indicating a legal action or arrest note. The readable text is fragmented and lacks full context or names.
The Sufflace Transportation Act for a Better Future
The piece argues freight transportation drives all prices and warns current trucking and freight systems cannot modernize without aid. It highlights Congress supporting flexible rates, eliminating unprofitable services, improving crossings, and providing government-backed loans to fund locomotives and freight cars, with repayment and public benefit. It urges citizen support in Washington.
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Congress
Peonis
Washington
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