Weather summary for zones across regions in Pennsylvania Kentucky and nearby areas
The excerpt outlines cloudy to partly cloudy conditions with chances of showers and thundershowers across multiple zones. Highs range from the mid 60s to low 80s with lows from the upper 40s to mid 60s. Humidity noted with variable winds and warm to mild conditions across Western Pennsylvania Kentucky and surrounding zones.
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Panhantle
North Centeat
Central Mountains
Northern Mountains
Eastern Panhandle
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Cash Donations Admitted in Moore Loy Trial Clash
Judge Joseph Young blocked evidence of nearly $200,000 in cash political contributions amid heated bench conferences. Prosecutors argued the cash showed campaign influence while defense urged limits to avoid prejudice. disputes over prior interviews and an alleged $6,800 transfer to buy travelers checks intensified the courtroom tension.
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Joseph Young
Baltimore
Field
Frank Jolliffe
Moore
Loy
Cleveland Benedict
Benedict
Lewisburg
Price
Jellifee
Presser
Charleston National Bank
U.S
Hospitals clash over Blue Cross tie in long-sought reform
Pearson warns that ending hospital Blue Cross ties would hurt hospitals patients and the community. He paraphrases the position paper as urging the government to run health financing, against a history of intertwined governance and rate disputes. The article notes regulators considering cost accounting and the 3 percent discount exchange in current contracts.
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Pearson
Blue Cross
Hos
Pital
Brown
Sam Weese
Weese
Supreme Court
Insurance Commission
Association
Commissioner Brows
Judge weighs curb on lawyers in probe media comments
Gay Ogren told Judge Jones that Hays' lawyer Judah Best urged a court order barring lawyers, agents or employers tied to the investigation from making statements to the media. Ogren said after discussions with his office and the DOJ he joined the request to keep statements controlled to avoid inflaming the grand jury probe. Barry Levine, Best's associate, said he was troubled by published statements attributed to sources close to the probe. Albert offered to consider resigning as chair of the Administration and DCCC after consulting others.
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Ogren
Jones
Hays
Judah Best
Department of Justice
Barry W. Levine
Best
Hearing Set On DMC Property Sale In Kingsport
June 1 hearing scheduled on proposal to sell real estate owned by bankrupt Diversified Mountaineer Corp. Trustee Carl Duttine seeks approval to sell the Commonwealth Loan and Thrift Co. building in Kingsport Tennessee for 180000. Hearing at 9 30 a m June 11 in Courtroom No 1 federal building.
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Diversified Mountaineer Corp
DMC
Carl Duttine
Commonwealth Loan and Thrift Co
Kingsport
Tenn
Duttine
Great
Federal
Indictment Alleges Gasoline Price Fixing by Seven Firms
The indictment accuses seven oil firms and trade group affiliates of using a trade association as a pricing clearinghouse to coordinate price increases and eliminate discounts over seven years. It details brands like Hess Crown Kayo and Scot and notes talk of policing the agreement. Each entity faces fines up to 10000 or 50000 per person, with a civil suit seeking to halt future price fixing.
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Middle Atlantic
Hess
Ashland
Red Head
Payless
Rotary
Continental
Kayo
Crown
Meadville
Merit
Save Way
Martin
Scot
Trade Association
Mhe
Justice Department
Primary tossups mold Democratic and Republican contests
Rhose Island Carter gains 16 delegates to 806 of 1505. Udall remains strong in the GOP with 308 delegates as Ford leads 606 and Reagan 653. South Dakota showings give Reagan 50 percent, Ford 45 percent, with Carter and Udall competing for delegates. Montana totals show Reagan ahead and Church leading Democratic delegates with 55 percent.
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Carter
South Dakota
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Church
Udall
Ford
Rhode Island
Reagan
California
Ohio
New Jersey
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Lidall
Montana
Miners named in contempt actions face Friday hearing
The article lists miners Thomas C. Martin Kenneth Pomeroy Jimmy Alston Charles Russell Jackie A Sparkman and Mrs Lafferty with two others Lawrence Reed and Dennis Smith set for Friday hearing. Carbon Fuel says civil contempt actions failed to achieve compliance and notes that criminal contempt charges may punish violations of court orders.
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Thomas C. Martin
Decota
Kenneth Pomeroy
Dry Branch
Jimmy Alston
Ameagle
Charles Russell
Jackie A. Sparkman
Chesapeake
Mrs. Lafferty
Lawrence Reed
Hugheston
Dennis Smith
Smithers
Roles
Tech Receives 41000 Grant For Consumer Education Project
Tech has been awarded a $41,000 grant from the State Board of Regents to fund a consumer education project. Funds will support consumer activities across Fayette Nicholas Greenbrier Pocahontas Webster Counties and the Beckley area of Raleigh County in West Virginia.
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Montgomery
West Virginia Tech
State Board of Regents
Fayette, Nicholas
Greenbrier
Pocahontas
Webster
Beckley
Raleigh
West Virginians Graduate From Xavier and Utah State
Robert B. McBride of Grosseup Road Charles will graduate cum laude from Xavier University in Cincinnati Ohio. Sharon K. Fisher of Foroty Raleigh County recently earned a Master of Science degree from Utah State University.
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West
Whitesville Man Shot In Chest and Hand
William Arehart, 57, of Whitesville, was treated late Tuesday at Memorial Division CAMC after being shot in the chest and hand. He remained in good condition and said the shooting was accidental.
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William Arehart
Whitesville
Memorial Division
CAMC
Arehart
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