Beautification Plans Tackled By Charleston Leaders
City leaders and the Beautification Commission weighed proposals to improve downtown Charleston amid Interstate highway plans. Architect Richard Boggs could receive a 5000 contract for a master plan to aid a federal grant. Ideas ranged from a downtown mall to parking restrictions as concerns grew over topography and traffic.
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Charleston
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City Man Gets U S Sentence
William Ellison Lacy of Charleston was sentenced in Federal Court to three concurrent four year terms in West Virginia Penitentiary for possession of a stolen government check forging an endorsement and cashing it. He pleaded guilty and waived grand jury consideration. The remainder discusses local urban lighting and aesthetic recommendations for downtown areas.
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William Ellison Lacy
Charleston
West Virginia
Lacy
Ballet Keeps Officers Picks Three Directors
The Charleston Ballet unanimously reelected officers and named three new directors. President Robert Martens remains, with R. Edward Baker as vice president, Stanley Deutsch as business manager, and Mrs. Andre Van Damme as secretary treasurer. New directors include Dr. Arnold C. Burke and Strauss Wolfe joining existing members Mrs. Holsclaw and others. Andre Van Damme serves as executive director.
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Charleston Ballet
Robert Martens
Civic Ballet Troupe
R. Edward Baker
Sanley Deutsch
Andre van Damme
Arnold C. Burke
Strauss Wolfe
Guy N. Holsclaw
Stanley Loewenstein
William T. O'Farrell
Truman W. Potter
John Reeves
Leo Seltzer
Andre. van Damme
Ballet
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