1976 Klan presidential candidate to visit Charleston WV
The 1976 Ku Klux Klan presidential candidate Ed Miller will be in Charleston with Klan lawyers to establish a legal office in the Kanawha Valley. Dale Reusch, grand dragon in Ohio, plans to attend the event and a rally is scheduled for next Saturday on Withers Creek to recruit members and oppose the alternative school concept.
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Ku Klux Klan
Charleston
Ed Miller
Kkkeagle
Miller
Dale Reusch
Ohio
National Knights of the Kkk
Kanawha Valley
Withers Creek
Kanawha County
Ex-Constable Ramey Extradition Sought by West Virginia
Wayne County Prosecutor asks Gov. Moore to extradite former constable Ramey Jr. to the Mountain State. Ramey, a long time Wayne officer, fled after a state prison sentence for shooting a man and is accused in absentia of fraud involving $58,000 from Alabama and Kentucky victims. FBI arrested him in Phoenix where he was released on bond.
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State Supreme Court
Wayne
FBI
Wayne County
Alabama
Kentucky
the Gazette
Senators clash over antismoking bill and election reform
Rogerson cites dated Supreme Court rulings on budget adjustments while John Pat Fanning defends the measure as aligning with statutes in the best interests of school children. Ralph Williams reports two election reform bills may return to the Senate floor. judiciary panel advances abortion definitions with penalties, awaiting final action.
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Rogerson
Supreme Court
Senate
John Pat Fanning
D-Mcdowell
Ralph Williams
D.greenbrier
Senate Judiciary Committee
DMC Hearing Nears End As Third Day Concludes
The Diversified Mountaineers Corp bankruptcy third day of technical testimony ends in U S District Court. Judge John Copenhaver hopes to finalize a plan of reorganization by this evening. Corrections to 1099 forms for depositors are issued and erroneous copies should be disregarded.
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Diversified Mountaineers Corp
U.S. District Court
John Copenhaver
U.S. Securitics and Exchange Commission
Carl Duttine
DMC
Dut- Aine
Faith for Today marks 25th season anniversary
The Seventh-day Adventist Church at 622 Kanawha Blvd. W observes the 25th anniversary of Faith for Today, the oldest religious program. Pastor Kenneth Taylor announces a special offering for the television ministry during the 1 a.m. service today.
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Seventh-day Adventist Church
Kanawha Blvd
Television Spy
Kenneth Taylor
Suit Filed In Recovery Of Loss Bid
Black Inc. and Dean Lewis sue USF&G in Charleston federal court seeking to block action against them over an $8 million Gathright Dam contract. Mountain State Construction Co. contracted with the Army Corps in 1970 and later defaulted, leaving USF&G to recover losses on a performance bond.
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Gathright
Jackson River
U.S. District Court
Charleston
Black Ine
Dean Lewis
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Usf&g
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Mountain State
Youth Rally Tonight At Maranatha Baptist Church
A youth rally is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. today at Maranatha Baptist Church on U.S. 21 in Pocatalico. Evangelist Denny Walters of Huntington will lead a strength demonstration and will join in Sunday morning services with his wife.
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Maranatha Baptist Church
U.S
Pocatalico
Denny Walters
Huntington
Walters
Rand Baptists Plan 2 Services
The Rev. Arthur Keaton of Roanoke Virginia will speak at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. services at Levi First Baptist Church in Rand Sunday. At the 3 p.m. service William Russell will be ordained as a deacon. The public is invited to attend.
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Arthur Keaton
Roanoke
Levi First Baptist Church
Rand
William Russell
Lawmakers Debate Licenses For Large Assemblies And Unions
A bill to require a daily license costing 100 dollars for assemblies of 3000 or more, with exemptions for permanent worship places and school activities, advances to passage. Roll calls show 8 yes 7 no on the home floating rate measure with ten absentees, and 15 yes 7 no on the public employes unionization bill with three absent.
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Jefferson
Charles Allen
Wyoming
E. M. Johnson
Kanawha
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Randolph
William Shingleton
Marion
Larry Tucker
Nicholas
Allen Goldstrom
Morgan
Paul Otte
Ohio
Samuel Morasco
Taylor
Burnie Crabtree
Wayne
George Farley
D-Wood
Darrell Holmes
D-Kanawha
William Milleson
Hampshire
Roger Tompkins
Dan Tonkovich
D-Marshall
Lyle Sattes
T. J. Scott
McDowell
John McCuskey
R-Harrison
Leon T. Copeland
Charles Gilliam
Logan
Donald Kopp
D Harrison
Joseph Albright
Joseph Caudle
Berkeley
Ted Stacy
D-Raleigh
Pam Shuman
D-Brookes
Gino Colombo
Ernest Moore
D-Mcdowell
D-Marion
Albert Sommerville
D-Webster
Michele Prestera
D-Cabell
Michael Moyle
Vandalia housing project shows aged struggle and praise
Mrs E W Rugeley head of the league notes Vandalia provided 75 housing units after years of delays from site issues and bribery probes. She credits connections to HUD and federal officials for progress amid critiques of HUD and non profit vulnerabilities. Tenants moved in December under a Charleston Housing Authority management contract.
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E. W. Rugeley
The
League
Vandalia
Rugeley
City Hall
Washington
Sharon Rockefeller
Sen
Percy
HUD
Junior League
Hutchinson
U.S. Office of Housing and Urban Development
Church
Amer- Con Inc
Kanawha Valley Bank
Decmber
Charleston Housing Authority
Charleston
Mrs. Hutchinson
Unemployment Crisis Deepens Amid 1970s Economic Turmoil
In 1974 oil demand fell 3.9 percent marking the first drop in 32 years. Western oil nations vow a 10 percent cut in imports. Jones & Laughlin Steel reports 282 percent earnings rise to 141.5 million on 2.2 billion sales. Fed chair Burns signals easing credit with restraint. Bank of America cuts prime rate to 9 percent. AFL-CIO chief Meany calls the data tragic for families and the economy.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
United States
International Energy Agency
Paris
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Bank of America
Nazarene Sermons Ahead at Grace Church South Charleston
Dr Jarrell W Garsee will deliver sermons at 10 45 a m and 7 p m Sunday at Grace Church of the Nazarene located at 2nd Avenue and B Street in South Charleston Jarrell serves as director of student services and teaches behavioral sciences at Mount Vernon Nazarene College The auto industry continues to reel with Ford announcing major layoffs and variable idle hours as Big Three carmakers report mixed January sales results amid rebate incentives
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Jarrell W.garsee
Grace Church of the Nazarene
2Nd Avenue
B Street
South Charleston
Jarrell
Mount Vernon Nazarene College
Ford
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