Inmates plead innocent in W Va prison riot killings
Three inmates in Marshall County Circuit Court pleaded not guilty to charges tied to the March uprising at the West Virginia Penitentiary. Suspects include Bobby Jarvis Arnold Gillespie and Gary Gillespie facing riot and murder-related counts in the stabbing death of Willy Hale. Trials set for November and July.
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Moundsville
W.va
Saulting
Okey Junior Walker
Virginia Penitentiary
Conin
Marshall County Circuit Court
Willy Lee Hale
Bobby Gene Jarvis
Gary Gillespie
Arnold Vance
Gillespie
Hale
Everett G. Cox
Jarvis
Vance
Mingo County
William Quilliams
Walden Keith Davis
Kanawha County
James Auxier
David Wayne Myers
Kanawha
Roger Black
William Andrew Snyder
Auxier
Charles E. Townsend
Raymond Harper
George Robert Cummings
John Boggess
Quilliam
Cummings
Eugene Curry
John Gideon Perry
John David Smith
Appointed project manager named for Carbide complex
Harley G. Noland of 1000 Montrose Drive South Charleston is named project manager of the Carbide Western States Distribution Complex with offices in Somerville New Jersey. He previously served as manager of transportation operations for Carbide in Kanawha Valley.
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Carbide Western States
Somerville
N. J
Harley G. Noland
1000 Montrose Drive
South Charleston
Carbide
Kanawha Valley
Guests Arrive For A B Fete At West Virginia Campus
About 300 guests attend the 39th annual conference of American Baptist Women of West Virginia on the Alderson Broaddus College campus in Philippi. State officers include Mrs. Harold Jordan Dunbar chair White Cross, Mrs. J. T. Beard Southside chair Jove gift, and Mrs. Kenneth N. White South Charleston division of leadership development vice president.
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Philippi
Alderson
Broaddus College
Conference of
American Baptist Women of
West Virginia
Harold Jordan
Dunbar
White Cross
J. T. Beard
Southside
Jove Gift
Kenneth N. White
South Charleston
Divisin
Bright Future Painted For State Economy By Moore
Gov Arch A Moore Jr outlined a positive view of West Virginia’s economy in a speech to the Industrial Development Institute. He cited falling unemployment and a four year surplus while signaling potential tax base reform and reduced reliance on a single job-producing sector. A separate note reports Bosier City hiring a new tax collector named Jesse Outlaw, raising questions about the appointee.
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Arch A. Moore Jr
West ‘Virginia
West Virginia
Moore
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