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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
8
AP report notes stock transactions on the New York Stock Exchange. Details of trades and quotations appear in the Charleston Gazette listing.
The body of Willard Carson Buzzard, 42, of Comfort, was found Monday night near his home. Justice of the Peace Charles Casto said death resulted from a gunshot wound, apparently self inflicted. Surviving are his wife Imogene, son Willard Jr. and daughter Dora Buzzard, all of Madison Ohio, his father Charles Williard Buzzard and half brother Ralph David, both of Pextona. Service will be Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Valley Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Ed Porter officiating. Burial will be in Hale Cemetery at Comfort.
Market activity on Tuesday showed higher NYSE volume at 5,970,000 shares the year’s peak, with 510 advances and 57 declines. Big board gains came from auto aluminum and electronics while steel and aircraft lagged. Industrial and OTC weakness noted, S&P 300 slight gains, rail averages down side, notable movers include Syntex Great Basin Petroleum and Canadian Javelin.
The Power Commission schedules a July 23 hearing to decide if Union Carbide must hold a license for its Hawks Nest and Glen Ferris hydroelectric plants on the New Kanawha River in West Virginia. Hawks Nest capacity 102000 kilowatts, Glen Ferris 4680 kilowatts. Union Carbide has faced a prior order from August 1962 to show cause why licensing is required.
The State Supreme Court weighs the pension case of Charleston police Captain Dewey E. Williams who retired after 27 years. Attorneys argued over whether Williams qualifies for a $248 monthly pension because he served three years as police chief. The court could rule within a week to a month.
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