Legislators Weigh Aid Cash Needs for State Program
Four legislative readers met with State DPA Director W. Bernard Smith on Wednesday to discuss financing the proposed program. No commitments were made though Smith voiced optimism for a June 14 special session and potential federal aid to dependent children program. Attendees were Senate President Howard W. Carson, Senate Finance Chairman Hans McCourt, House Majority Leader W. J. Brotherton Jr., and House Finance Chairman Ivor Boiarsky.
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DPA
W. Bernard Smith
Smith
Senate
Howard W. Carson
Fayette
Hans McCourt
Webster
House
W. 7. Brotherton Jr
D-Kanawha
Ivor Boiarsky
FMC plans more development at South Charleston plant
FMC officials confirm multi million dollar expansion for its South Charleston site as it seeks growth beyond current facilities. Dr Ernest Hart notes need for skilled labor shortages in West Virginia hinder military production and training costs. Governor Glenn Kiger and other officials will be inaugurated today at Jackson's Mill.
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South Charleston
Food Machinery and Chemical
FMC
Much Corp
Ernest Hart
Dr. Wart
Hart
West Virginia
Cittas Mw
Mountaineer Royal State
Glenn Kiger
Parkersburg
Jackson's Mill Gav
Dr. Hart
Frederick A. Gilbert
Inorganic Chemicals Division
Neil Elphick
Elphick
Dewey H. Nelson
Becco Chem
Tcal
Charleston
The
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Kanawhal Valley Chemical Plants
Court Rule On Distillery Is Deferred
Federal Judge John A. Field Jr. deferred ruling on the suppression of a confession by Hedrick and delayed arraignment of Clarence Hedrick in a U.S. distillery case. ATA agents testified the confession was obtained before a magistrate, while Hedrick’s counsel argued a Mallory precedent violation. The hearing touched on pretrial processing and potential impacts of state and federal funding plans.
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Clarence Burton
Hedrick
Bancroft
John A. Field Jr
Isaac
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Unit
Robert G. Perry
U.S. Supreme Court
Mallory
Wednick
Clarence Sr
Charles C. Currie
ATA
Currie
Focal
Grand
Percy H. Brown
Grand Jury
Valley Water Rate Hike Granted in Randolph County
The Public Service Commission approved a rate increase for Valley Water Co serving 241 customers in Valley Bend and Dailey. At a April 29 hearing the company stated the higher revenue would fund facility improvements. New monthly rates set at 75 cents per 1 000 ft for the first 4 000 ft and 60 cents per 1 000 ft thereafter with a minimum $3 charge.
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Valley Water Co
Valley Bend
Dailey
Randolph County
Public Service Commission
PSC
Panel to Study Retarded Tots in West Virginia Meeting
Clarksburg hosts the West Virginia Assn for Retarded Children in its annual one day event at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel. A morning panel will explore cooperation among state government county education boards and counselors to provide special education for trainable and educable retarded children. Luncheon speaker is Dr. Samuel D. Regester, board member of the National Association for Retarded Children.
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Clarksburg
West
Virginia Assn
Ya. m
Stonewall Jackson Hotel
Samuel D. Regester
The
National Assn. For
Prison Escapees Caught and Jailed in Greene County
Ten escapees from a West Virginia prison are held in Greene County jail awaiting return. Authorities say Teehward Mahood, 32, and Tevis Ball, 21, both from West Virginia towns, fled a Terra Alta area prison Saturday and were captured without resistance at a relative’s home Tuesday.
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Waynesburg
Palum
West Virginia
Greene County
Teehward
Mahood
Gay
W. Va
Tewis Ball
Thacker
W Va
Terra Alla
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