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Charleston Gazette in Charleston, West Virginia

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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1976

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Logan Campaigner Defends Rockefeller At Main Holden Polling Row

In a tense session Frazier refused to disclose precise spending on May 11 while admitting about 12 to 13 workers were hired to pass out literature and drive voters. Records show around $2,000 Rockefeller money spent at the precinct and $500 from a Rockefeller committee with other funds routed through supporters. Sprouse and Hechler trailed, Hutchinson polled six votes in the Main Holden tally.

West Virginia Frazier Rockefeller Main Holden Naaman Aldridge Pet Holden James Sprouse Zier Logan County Secretary of State Logan Pet. 43 Cocaptain Sprouse Main Hol

Permanent Body Energy Pacemaker Eyed By John Tee Asta

University of Missouri Columbia and Massachusetts General Hospital researchers envision a hybrid biogalvanic cell that uses the body as a battery to power a permanent pacemaker. The device would cost about 1500 dollars and weigh roughly two ounces, reducing surgery for battery replacement. Animal tests are promising but human trials may be five years away.

John Tee Asta University of Missouri- Columbia Massachusetts General Hospital Allen Hahn Missouri Hahn

Parole Violation Search Finds $2 Million in Counterfeit Bills

Dallas Secret Service agents conducting a search of the offices of parole violator James Merrill Brockman seized about $2 million in counterfeit ten and one hundred dollar bills described as fairly sophisticated. Brockman, 34, previously from Grand Junction Colorado, was arrested by FBI on a parole violation warrant issued by a Colorado federal judge. Authorities said none of the fake currency had yet circulated and warned the impact could disrupt the local economy if released.

Dallas Secret Service James Merrill Brockman Grand Junction Colo FBI Colorado Brockman J. Walter Coughlin Secret Service Office Coughilin

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