Weather forecast by region for June 2 1973
The report shows fair conditions in most zones with highs in the mid to upper 70s and 80s, chances of showers at night, and mid 50s to near 60 lows. Specific areas Virginia West Virginia Ohio Kentucky and Western Pennsylvania list mild to warm highs with nocturnal showers. Fr iday wind highest at 7 mph. record highs and lows noted.
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West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Dismissal and Promotion Appeals Tie To Charleston Civil Service
Kanawha Circuit Court Judge Frank L. Taylor heard appeals by former City Collector H. L. Jarrell and Fire Capt. Charles B. Robinson over July 1971 dismissal and proposed promotion. Arguments centered on Civil Service rules and mayoral discretion amid a broader debate on city reorganization and education funding.
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Kanawha Circuit Court
Frank L. Taylor
Charleston
Asst. City
H. L. “Bus” Jarrell
Fire Department
Charles B. Robinson
Jarrell
City Civil Service, Commission
Robinson
Paul Gilmer
Taylor
John Amick
Warrell
John Hutchinson
Messmore
Jerry Thompson
Common Pleas Court
Herbert Belcher
Hutchinson
Gilmer
John Boettner
Taylor Gilmer
Boettner
Michael Albert
Civil Service
Shearings
West Virginia Senate split over consumer bill and I-64 routing
The West Virginia Senate debated a consumer credit bill with supporters calling it a major consumer protection advance and opponents warning it could harm loans. Several senators, including Warren McGraw and James L. Davis, urged defeat or delay, while Judge Palumbo defended the measure as a significant improvement. A separate resolution on I-64 routing in Greenbrier County also sparked contention before failing.
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Tipeck
Warren McGraw
Wyoming
Huffman
Cal
Russell Beall
D-Wood
Samuel Rush
R-Han
Mario J. Palumbo
D-Kanawha
Hel
Robert R. Nelson
D Cabell
Dr. Marsh
Chester R. Hubbard
Ohio
J. Frank Deem
R-Pleasants
Board of Regents
Moore
Greenbrier
Susman
McGraw
West Virginia
Patrick ‘Hamilton
D. Fayette
Department of Highways
Senate
Hamilton
Brotherton
Oanawha
Darby
Gainer
Hatfield
Neeley
Nelson
Palumbo
Ward
Willis
Deem, Hubbard
Jones
Poffenbarger
Beall
Davis
Dillon
Fanning
Sharpe
Gilligan, Harman
Hinkle
Kusie
Leonard
Rockefeller Says Bill Controls State Executive Committee
Rockefeller denounces Bill as having complete control of the state executive committee and the votes to act. He says any future connection between Bill’s chairmanship and his own political prospects would be excessive while acknowledging heavy financial support he provides. He loves being a college president but cannot take an active political role.
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Senate
House
Del
Billy Burke
D-Gilmer
Finance Committee
McManus
Harry Pauley
D McDowell
Burke
Pauley
Adam Toney
D-Fayette
Robert Reed
D Clay
Gino Colombo
D-Harrison
Joe Hatfield
D-Mingo
Charles Gilliam
D-Logan
Thomas’ Mathis
Larry Tucker
Seibert
Moore
Jody Smith
R-Cabell
Robert Harman
R-Mineral
Education
Messmore
Hutchin Charles Lohr
D-Mercer
Son
Rell
Bill
Rockefeller
Contractors, Plumbers Reject Wage Hike in Local Pact
The Kanawha Valley builders unions refuse a raise under the reopener clause in their current contract which runs to next year. Plumbers and pipefitters stay under contract while asbestos workers negotiate nationwide. The strike has trimmed work at the John Amos Power Plant and several housing projects as contracts expired and members honor picket lines.
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Kanawha Valley Group J
James Carte
Kanawha Valley Building and Construction Trades Council
John Amos
C & P, Telephone Co
Lee ‘Street
Newspaper Agency Corp
Carte
Mines deemed unsuitable for FMC test site in West Virginia
Interior Department letters explain West Virginia mines Alpine and North Branch, operated by Island Creek Coal Co, could not provide frequent convenient access for demonstrations. Portals at these shafts limit movement of workers and gear, with the cost of sinking an extra shaft ruled too high.
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West Virginia
FMC Corp
U. S. Department of Interior
Moore
Del
Leo Kopelman
R-Kanawha
Kopelman
FMC
Kentucky
Illinois
West
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Alpine
North Branch
Island Creek Coal Co
Department
Byrd To Lead Coal Hearings In Senate Start
Senator Robert C Byrd will be the lead witness as a Senate committee begins three days of hearings on all aspects of coal. Senator Jennings Randolph of West Virginia will chair the hearings in Washington.
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Washington
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Senate
Jennings Randolph
Dunbar Lions Sponsor Glaucoma Clinic Arrives in Dunbar
The Dunbar Lions Club sponsors a free glaucoma screening in Dunbar City Hall on June 7 from 6 30 to 8 30 p m. Dr George Hamrick will administer the eye tests.
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Dunbar Lions Club
Dunbar City Hall
George Hamrick
The Gazette Company Listing and Subscription Rates
The Daily Gazette Company of Charleston West Virginia lists its address at 1001 Virginia St E and notes publication as a daily newspaper with Sunday edition. It provides subscription rates for daily with Sunday Gazette-Mail by carrier or motor route and a daily only option with varied pricing for different terms.
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Charleston
W. Va
Siotoblighad
Independent Democratic
Daily Gazette Company
Virginia St. E
Gazette-Mail
Sete Belseoae
Ceeseeseue
Ceeeee
Eee
Seeennene
Bane
Three escapees from Moundsville Penitentiary on the run
State police and sheriff's deputies hunted Friday evening near Morgantown for one of three escapees from Moundsville's maximum security prison. Richard E. Leese, from Wood County, is at large. Robert Lee Ellard of Kanawha County and Cecil C. Fitzwater of Nicholas County were recaptured and jailed. The inmates fled in a prison truck that crashed at a Morgantown intersection, with Leese seen fleeing during the melee.
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Morgantown
W.va
Moundsville
Eatin
Monc|oe
Richard E. Leese
Woods County
Robert Lee Ellard
Kanawha County
Cecil C. Fitzwater
Nicholas County
Leese
Motorcyclist Hit by Car Suit In Kanawha County
In St Albans Kanawha Common Pleas Court a suit on behalf of Albert Dove Tucker Sr and son Ronald Lewis Tucker names James W Keeler and Cathy Louise Keeler as defendants. Ronald Lewis Tucker alleges injuries from a April 29 collision with a car driven by Cathy Keeler and owned by James Keeler. The youth seeks 300000 for injuries and the father 100000 for medical expenses.
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Kanawha Terrace
James Keeler
Tucker
Florida Street Bombers Held After Rock Throwing Incident
Three 13 year old juveniles were charged with disorderly conduct and assault after rocks were thrown at a car passing on the Florida Street underpass. The action occurred Thursday as police reported in Kanawha County. The complaint was signed by Dewey Harmon Sr. of 710 Cairns Court.
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Charleston
Kanawha County
Florida Street
Dewey Harmon, Sr
Cairns Court
Harmon
Felony Charge Dismissed In Medical License Case
A Kanawha County Intermediate Court judge dismissed a felony charge of forging a medical license application against a man identified in prior grand jury terms as Batholomew Jose Araujo Lima. Prosecutors said the state lacked admissible proof. The man, also known as Amir R. Mansoory or Joseph Abrams Lehman, had been accused of practicing medicine in multiple states under numerous aliases.
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Amcian
Spencer State Hospital
Cense
Kanawha
Dr. County
Jose F. de A. Limai
West Virginia
Intermmediate
George Wood
Atty
Patrick Casey
Kanawha County
Batholomew
Jose Araujo Lima
Parkersburg
Amir R. Mansoory
Joseph Abrams Lehman
Willingboro
Del
Lima
Mansoory
Lehman
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New York
Montana
Oklahoma
Florida
Virginia
Brazilian Jetliner Crashes in Amazon. 23 Dead
A Brazilian Caravelle carrying seven crew members and 46 passengers crashed during an uncontrolled approach in Sao Luiz Cruzeiro do Sul killing all aboard. The jet was en route from Berem at the Amazon mouth to Rio de Janeiro with its first scheduled stop in Sao Luiz.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Amazon
San Luiz
Amendment assures fuel for government services
The Senate unanimously approved an amendment by Senator Jennings Randolph to the Emergency Petroleum Allocation bill to assure orderly fuel and energy allocations to state and local governments for essential services. The amendment passed 56-0.
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Washington
Senate
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Trip to Washington and state festival events announced
Reservations open for a South Charleston YMCA three day bus trip to Washington leaving June 8 from Glenville. June 10 includes 120 musicians performing at the state. A five day Folk Festival runs June 14 at Glenville State College with a concert at 7 30 p m daily and a banjo and fiddle contest for musicians over 50 at 2 p m June 17. No amplified instruments allowed. Free brochure available from the State Department of Commerce.
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Washington
South Charleston
Glenville
Virginia State/mation
Y Office
Glenville State College
Department ‘of Commerce
State Capitol
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del. Luke Terry
R-Berkeley
Industrial Development Authority
Frank Jolliffe
D-Greenbrier
Sarah Neal
Dgreenbrier
Greenbrier School
James L. Davis
D-Marion
Louise Leonard
R-Jefferson
Byrd
Dunbar Lions
Glaucoma Clinic
The
Charleston Gazette
W. Vo
Ind
Inside
W. Vo. Daily
Wade
Dion
Moil
W. Ve
Wood
Fairmont Area
Bill Frazier
Jock Pushkin
M.D
Association of
Tony C.majestro, M.D
Brooks Medical Bldg
Maare
Marical
Inc
Nites & Sat
P.D
Storck’s
Valley Bell Festival
Valley Bell Iced
Big Tyler Road
Aosa St
Redlake Dr. So. Chas
Cantley Road
6Th & Main Sts
Pt. Pleasant
MacCorkle
Marmet
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