City of Charleston Sealed Bids Due For Demolition and Pest Control
Public notices warn Charleston bidders to file sealed bids by July 2 1975 for demolition of a fire tower behind Lee Street and Tennessee Avenue and pest control at city properties. bid specs available at City Manager's office. Bidders must certify equal employment opportunities. City reserves right to reject all bids.
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Chareston
Lee Street
Tennessee Avenue
Hugh Rosely
Charleston
Hauntie Faser Bird
Julia Belle Klein
Anita Toland Kubach
Charles Ezra Ptsenberger
Davi M. Rose
Harold G. Reed
Lettie Swarts
W. M Thomas
Julia E. Todd
Ronnie A. Todd
Curtis White
Security
West Virginia
Edward W. Hiserman
Kanawha County
Clendenin Streste
City of
Ceci
Washington Street
Hugh Bosely
Junior
Barbour County
Town of Junior
City Hall
Dodge Corporation
Seventh Avenue
Pittsburgh
Pennsyvania
West Augusta Company
Randolph Avenue
Elkins
P.O
Ratun
Deposi
Donald Scott
Colby Hearing Ends Abruptly Amid Resignations and Boycott
Washington reports a CIA Colby hearing was abruptly canceled as Rep. Nedzi resigned as House Intel chair and Republicans boycotted proceedings. Stanton, leading the subcommittee, cited in house gossip on assassination plots tied to the CIA while other officials released Ford memoranda urging review of possible CIA misconduct.
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Washington
CIA
William E. Colby
Lucien N. Nedzi
House Select Intelligence Committee
Colby
James V. Stanton
Ohio
Central Intelligence Agency
Stanton
Rep
Michael Harrington
Dmass
CLA
James R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Defense
White House
Ford
Ford Sent Wednesday, One To Atty
Edward H. Levi
Levi
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Rockefeller
Commission
Justice Department
Warrant Issued for Rep Andrew Hinshaw in California
An arrest warrant was issued for Rep. Andrew Hinshaw of California for failure to appear in court over a pending Orange County assessor’s office employee case. The House parliamentarian cautioned the warrant lacks House approval and could violate privilege rules if executed. Hinshaw has not appeared on the House floor since Tuesday.
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Hinshaw
House of Representatives
Congress
Raggedy Ann Dolls Parade Through Gruelle Home
In Miami, four shoed Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy dolls with button eyes peer from every nook at Worth Gruelle and his family, capturing a playful glimpse into the famed Raggedy Ann characters and their creator.
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Raggedy Ann
Andy
Johnny Gruelle
Richard
Worth Gruelle
Miami
Fla
Worth
Happy Doll
Raggedy
Johnny Gruellé
Raggedy Ann and
Gandhi Refuses To Resign In Constitutional Crisis
New Delhi India 17 Prime Minister Indira Gandhi defied a court verdict by refusing to resign after being convicted of corrupt practices to win her parliamentary seat. A one man tribunal led by Judge Jag Mopan Lal Sinha granted a reprieve before the ban on office would take effect. Gandhi plans to appeal to the Supreme Court while seeking to extend the reprieve and return to public life. The Congress leadership urged Gandhi to continue as prime minister despite the ruling.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Jag Mopan Lal Sinha
Garidhi
Allahabad
Supreme Court
Congress’ Parliamentary Party
Gandhi
Free Bus to Inmate Families Open House
Families of inmates at the State Penitentiary will receive free transportation by bus to an open house on July 5 in Moundsville. The event aims to connect relatives with facility programs and services and runs with community support.
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Moundsville
Brackenrich Resigns from DNR Planning Unit
J D Brackenrich chief of the planning and development division of the Department of Natural Resources resigns effective July 1 after 10 years in the post and 20 years with the department. He plans to become a self employed consulting engineer. No replacement announced by Director Ira Latimer Jr.
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J.D. Brackenrich
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Brackenrich
Rupert
Ira Latimer Jr
EDA OKays Grants In Mercer Projects
The Economic Development Administration approved two grants totaling 1,016,000 for Mercer County industrial park development. Cumberland Public Service District receives 406,000 to extend water from Bluefield to the park near the junction of Route 290 and Interstate 77, while Bluefield Area Development Corp. gets 410,000 to build roads water and sewer lines and a water tank.
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Washington
The
Economic Development Administration
Mercer County
Cumberland Public Service District
Bluefield
W.va. 290
Bluefield Area Development Corp
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Randy Mac Stevenson
William C. Field
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Huntington
Cabell County
Homer L. Williamson
Williamson Transfer & Storage
Logan County
Helen G Lee
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Lincoln
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Mingo
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McDowell
Wood, Wirt
Calhoun
Braxton
Webster
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Mings County
Reid City
Helen G. Lee
Welch
Parkersburg
Grover Smith, JR
First National Bank of
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Thurleston
Claudia Genteel
Hollywood
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