Weather outlook and temperatures across multiple zones
The report details continued warmth and humid conditions across regions including Northwest, North Central, Northern Mountains, West, Southwest, Central Mountains, Eastern Panhandle, and West Virginia. It notes chances of showers and thunder showers, cooler nights, and highs ranging from the upper 70s to mid 80s with variability by zone. Fragments mention July 23 temperatures records in West Virginia and precipitation data through 7 p.m. July 23.
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Ain
North Central
Eastern
West Virginia
Averanin
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Sivars
Eriday
Supreme Court Denies Writ in Public Defender Indigent Defense Case
The West Virginia Supreme Court rejected a writ by Logan lawyer George L. Partain to block a Logan County Circuit Court order appointing him to represent a misdemeanor defendant. The court found Partain failed to prove the defendant was not indigent under current law. The decision was among five unanimous rulings closing the term, with the next term starting September 1.
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Logan
George L. Partain
Partain
High Court
Logan County
Supreme Court
Partai
Berry
Monongalia County Commission
Monongalia
Morgantown
Helen G. Casta
Charleston
George T. Martin
Kanawha County Circuit Court
Castor
Jackson County Circuit Court
Continued From Page 4A A Bold Exchange Over Washington Scandals
In a fragmented transcript Buchwald notes a heated exchange about sex scandals and media coverage. A figure named Ralph rails against political excess while others dismiss the pursuit of scandal as misdirected. The dialogue shifts to ordinary life, ending with a suggestion to visit Newcastle for action.
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Ralph
Jimmy Carter
Jerry Ford
Ronald Reagan
Capitol
Washington
Safeway
Buddy
Newcastle
FBI Participating In Investigation Of Bogus Checks
Huntington FBI agents join a ten state probe into a bogus travelers check scheme. counterfeit $100 checks drawn on First National City Bank of New York share a serial, 620-022-173, with victims across West Virginia Kentucky Ohio Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Florida Indiana Nebraska. Merchants are urged to contact the nearest FBI office after at least three arrests in the interstate plot.
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FBI
PBI
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Indiana
Nebraska
First National City Bank of
New York
Knapp Extends Hearings In Mine Strike Contempt Cases
U S District Judge Dennis Knapp indefinitely continued a Tuesday hearing on criminal contempt charges against 213 striking miners and a related preliminary injunction for Cedar Coal Co. The restraining order will lapse without new dates, leaving injunctive relief unavailable. Miners seek closure and assurance the case is not revived, while the company presses for back-to-work orders and dismissal of fines. Local 1759 and 1758 figures figure in the dispute amid a broad strike involving 20,000 miners across Southern West Virginia.
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U.S
Dennis Knapp
Knapp
Cedar Coal Co
UMW
Cedar Coal
Souther
West Virginia
Dry Branch
Cabin Creek
Problems Minor At Jackson Animal Shelter
Ripley reports show Jackson County animal shelter has minor problems per county sanitarian Perry Merritt. Kennel additions suggested. shelter runs expanded. Dog warden Lois Waybright runs the facility, with her son assisting while she is hospitalized for an ulcer.
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Ripley
Jackson County
Jackson County Court
Stan Rawlings
Perry Merritt
Lois Waybright
Waybright
New Humane Society
Everett Hill
Huntington
Rawlings
Congress subcommittee argues over wiretap request details
A subcommittee attorney suggested one request could involve multiple taps with no clear count from Ford or others. Moss said Congress must learn the scope while opposing permanent court-ordered release. Attorneys will challenge lifting the ban as Gasch holds a Wednesday hearing, with three subcommittee reviewers designated to examine FBI wiretap documents. President Ford cited risks to national security and foreign policy if subpoena details were disclosed.
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Moss
Congress
Subcommittee
Gasch
Subcommittee On Oversight and Investigations
At&t
FBI
United States
Surrender of one kidnap suspect amid Chowchilla case
One of three kidnap suspects, Richard Schoenfeld, surrendered as brother James L Schoenfeld and Frederick N Woods IV remained at large. The Alameda County case centers on 18 hours underground at a Livermore quarry after an abduction near Chowchilla. A ransom note alleged to demand five million dollars surfaced, though authorities pursue solid links.
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Frederick N. Woods IV
Alameda County
Woods
James Schoenfeld
Oakland
Dist
Lowell Jensen
Richard Schoenfeld
Madera County
Jensen
Chowchilla
Livermore
Frederick In. Woods
Oakland Tribune
Fresno Bee
Portola Valley
The
Bee
Headon Crash Kills Woman Near Charleston
A head on collision on Edens Fork Road just north of Charleston killed two Kanawha County women. The victim’s identity was withheld pending kin notification. she died at General Division Charleston Area Medical Center. Jackie Date Harrison, 21, of Sissonville, faces negligent homicide charges. Trooper J W Stevenson led the investigation with Charleston Police and civil defense aid. Victims were transported by Charleston Emergency Ambulance and Tyler Mountain Ambulance Service crews. Further details were not immediately available.
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Charleston
Kanawha County
General Division
Charleston Area Medical Center
Jackie Date Harrison
Sissonville
Harrison
J. W. Stevenson
Cross Lanes Detachment
Charleston Police Department
Civil Defense Auxilliary
Tyler Mountain Ambulance Service
Gary Davis
Randy Milam
Howe family member speaks after sex solicitation trial
Howe 44 with wife Marlene and four of five children at his side said he was very disappointed and declined to judge trial fairness. He was arrested June 12 on soliciting sex for hire from decoys Kathleen Taylor and Margaret Hamblin for $20. Jury of two housewives, an office worker and a retired mechanic heard five days of testimony with no defense witnesses. Defense Attorney Dean Mitchell claimed constitutional rights were violated by publicity and prosecutors' discussions with reporters.
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Marlene
Kathleen Taylor
Margaret Hamblin
Utah
Dean Mitchell
Mitchell
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