Savings and Loan Firms to Raise Charleston Rates
Two federally insured Charleston area savings and loan associations said they will boost regular savings rates next month to entice savers amid tighter money conditions. Empire Federal raises to 4.375 percent, yielding 4.42 percent annually, effective July 1. Charleston Federal also plans a rate increase. First Federal and West Virginia Building and Loan may follow. The move ends a year long 4 percent ceiling on regular savings.
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George Lawless Susness
Savings and Loan
Charleston
Empire Federal Savings and Loan Assn
John H. Thomas
Ivor F. Bolatsky
Charleston Federal Savings and Lean Assn
Bolarsky
Kanawha Valley
Charleston S & L
James D. Woods
First Federal Savings and Loan Assn
West Virginia Building and Loan Assn
Financial Authority
New York
Los Angeles
Jona E. Horne
Federal Home Loan Board
S&l
Horne
Comnterest
Thomas
Federal Reserve
Charleston Real
West Virginia
Carnival Ride The Charleston Gazette Era
The fragment references a Charleston Gazette item and West Virginia entities. It appears to describe a periodical, subscription details, and a post office note with dates around March 2, 1873, and a civic context in West Virginia, mentioning a newspaper and a company in the capital area. The readable bits suggest a historic publication notice rather than a complete event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Gazette
Cherieston
W. Va
Cepitel Civ
West Virginia
Basis of Suit with Sonday Gere Mail
Carrie OMT seeks $150,000 from operator Six Moats in Common Pleas Court for alleged injury while riding a spinning vehicle. The suit names The News Paper Agency Cork as involved and cites James H. Drew Sr., James H. Drew Jr., and Janet Scott as related parties. The case references independent contractors and a May 7 incident.
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Sonday Gere
Carrie
W. Ve
Ny Mail
Mona
Anny RY Mall
Wilcent Suncey
Common Pleas Court
Seeves
Mire Greble Carran
Bayabie
Ales
Ini
Cork
Gospel Singers Across Area Set Two Weekend Appearances
The Shields Brothers Gospel Singers of Cleveland Ohio visit area venues with an 8 p.m. Saturday performance at Eagle Central Baptist Church and a 5 p.m. Sunday show at Triumph Church in West Charleston. In Washington the U S Office of Education approved a 928000 grant to help build a 9 million dollar fine arts center at West Virginia University Morgantown.
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Shields Brothers Gospel Singers
Cleveland
Ohio
the Eagle] Central Baptist Church
Triumph
West
Charleston
Washington
U. S. Office of Education
West Virginia University
Morgantown
CIA Plan Opposed By Randolph Byrd by Randolph Byrd
Senators Randolph and Byrd of West Virginia oppose a Senate move to expand oversight of the CIA. The foreign relations panel backed adding three members to a new intelligence select committee to monitor CIA operations. Rand ophl says existing subcommittees adequately watch the agency and warns of leaks. Byrd agrees current controls suffice, while others argue the CIA shapes foreign policy and requires tighter supervision. The Senate vote on the resolution was anticipated.
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CIA
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Tisk OS
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Richard B. Russell
Luci Johnson Wedding Telecast Dropped by White House
The White House said Luci Johnsons August 6 wedding in the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception will not be televised or broadcast. Press secretary Elizabeth Carpenter noted the couple prefer not to have cameras inside the church. National networks had sought live coverage of the ceremony and White House reception.
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Washington
White House
Luci Johnson
Pat Nugent
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
No Touch Tone Rate Cut Slated by PSC
Public Service Commission members on Tuesday stated they have no plans to eliminate the $1.20 monthly charge for touch tone service from Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. They described the charge as voluntary and part of the company's total revenue requirements. They noted the extra revenue could affect future rate cases, while critics say customers should not pay for efficiency that benefits the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Touchstone
Robert L. Stewart
PSC
Geo
Willling
Stewart
Joseph E. Hodgson
Griffith
Hodgson
Commission
Death Plot Trial in Leopoldville Sparks Tense Showdown
A televised sounding of the Mobutu plot concluded with four men, including ex premier Evariste Kimba, facing death sentences for state treason and assassination attempts. The court noted charges read and defense given, while witnesses described foreign embassies’ noninvolvement. Foreign Minister Bomboko announced parliamentarians were implicated and would be arrested as Belgian diplomats faced expulsion amid the unfolding case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
Hher
U.S
Leopoltville
Sa Koaia
Rank Heecop
Eis Kimbe
Jean Jacques Kande
Justin
Bomboke
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Charleston Gasette
City Savings
Liga 1
Janet Scott
WVU
Randolph
Byrd
Robert C. Byrd
Armed Services and
Appropriatee
Ohentotom
Airport Limousine Service
Broad & WA
Mobutu
Bomboko
West Germany
Bombeke
M. Rens
Rens
Belgim
The
Ollc
Kanawha City
McCorkle Ave
West Site
Washington 54
Glenmore
Kentucky
Crenmore Onteberns Co
Lewisville- Owensboro
Ashland Fuel Oil
Ashland
Ashland Oil
Ashland Oil & Refining Company
Ross K. Snyder, JR
Spring Street
Virginia
Paul Combs
Coldwell
Lewielurg
Midway
E. L. Hoffman
Winfield
Aleans
West Virginie
Parkway
D. Bartlett
Front Street
Spencer
Virginie
T. H. Robinson
Montgemaery
Weet Virignia Phrome
Boone Ol
Madan
C. A. Bradley
Harton
Gene Straley
Cooler Lakes Drive
Ripley
Aandbunket
Budget Shop—Second Fleer
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