Dentist Granted Hearing by Court
Dr Joseph Sheppe seeks an orthodontist license after Huntington dentist claims he has practiced since 1950. The West Virginia Board of Dental Examiners is ordered to appear to review his case with June 19 proceedings to determine license eligibility.
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Joseph H. Counter
Sheppe
Field
Huntington
University of Maryland Dental ‘School
Baltimore
University of Alabama
Dental Examiners
Wencasetey
Arante
Cayne
Bismarck
Beste
Butas
Charleston
Varnible Cieutiness
Crecingd
Cincinnati
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Detrot
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Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Cear
Virginia
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Stadoonville
Pennsylvania
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Kennedy
Merrill W. Lind
Phoenix
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Richmocet
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Juan Diego
San Francisis
Seattle
Washington
Defense panel weighs coal use to cut fuel costs
Edwards J. Sheridan of the Defense Department notes annual utility bills of about 600 million, with 260 million for heating, and explains the aim is lowest heat cost. Officials discuss coal as a cheaper option amid rising gas and oil prices and rail rates. Conference participants urge fair access to coal and careful cost analysis before boiler purchases.
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Edward J. Sheridan
Defense
Defense Department
Department
W. H. Boyle
United Mine Workers
Stephen F. Dunn
National Coal Assn
the Interior
Man injured in break in linked to bomb case in Kanawha City
Delbert Carte, 25, of 909 Mission Road, admitted breaking a window at Village Hardware in Kanawha City and injuring his hand during an attempted entry. Police connected him to a bomb case. lie detector tests upheld his denial of knowledge. Dunbar names William H. McMillion as chief of police.
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Delbert Carte
Mission Road
Carte
Memorial Hospital
Village Hardware
Kanawha City
Parks
Teft
Dunbar
William H. McMillion
Delaware Ave
Charleston
McMillion
W. Dale Long
Reservists Study Draft Procedure in Lexington Training
Reservists from Lexington Kentucky undergo two weeks of training on Selective Service affairs at the state office in the new Federal Building. They are among 73 U.S. outfits earmarked forSelective Service duty in emergencies. Col Jack Blair leads the instruction, showing how the draft could be activated.
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Army Reserve
Lexington
Federal
Selective’ Service
Jack Blair
Selective Service
Ft. Hayes
Ohio
Roanoke
Mississippi contests shape House races and nominations
Official returns show John Bell Williams defeating Robert L. T. Smith in Mississippi and William Colmer beating V O Campbell while Tom Abernathy and Arthur Winstead are nominated without opposition. Connecticut may see John Lodge as Republican Senate favorite. Montana and Wisconsin notes on early leads and degrees awarded accompany broader political updates.
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Mississippi
John Bell Williams
Robert L. T. Smith
Jackson
William Colmer
V. O. Campbell
Tom Abernathy
Arthur Winstead
Misssissippi
Connecticut
John Lodge
Senate
R Prescott Bush
Cash
Farm Income Slumps in State
West Virginia farm income fell in May as the index of prices received dropped six points from the prior month and five points from May 1961. The 238 percent of the 1910 14 base reflected declines in feed grains hay dairy poultry and eggs. Meat animals slaughtered in April rose slightly from March but remained well below a year earlier, with hog slaughter down 2 400 head.
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West Virginia
Co- Operative Crop Reporting Service
Clay Youth From Valleyfork Awarded AMVETS Scholarship
James Patrick Wayne of Valleyfork Clay County WV Va has won a $500 AMVETS college scholarship. A 1962 Clay County High School graduate he will study engineering at Marshall University.
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Washington
James Patrick Wayne
Valleyfork
Clay County
WV. Va
Clay County High School
Marshall University
Thornbury residents criticize police and traffic enforcement
Citizens party members say Thornbury's administration neglects residents and business concerns. They attack strict law enforcement and blame it for driving customers away. The dispute highlights a police sergeant linked to the launder mat incident from last summer.
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Citizensies
Citizens Ticket
City officials debate routing impact on I 64 project delays
The mayor reported meetings with the association on March 9 about routing decisions for I 64 and urged an early decision. He noted delays if 1 39 is included and said some blame the city administration while others support studying the route with the state road commissioner.
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Association
Sawyers
Shanklin
Aubrey E. Orcutt
William E. Mohler
Vicent J. Reishman
Charleston
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