Powell Decision Sequel Sparks House Court Fallout
The article reports on a Supreme Court ruling in the Powell case preceding summer recess actions and a split court on issues including church tax exemptions and a stalled antitrust settlement. Powell, once Harlem representative, defends the decision as constitutional while his seating and back pay dispute continues.
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Weatiien Fant
Pagreed
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Co
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Louisiana
New York
Warren
Powell
House
Gerald L. Ford
Michigan
Emanuel Celler
House Jun
Housekeeping
Celler
John
W. McCormack
D-Mass
Zeaker W. Johnson Jr
W. Pat Jennings
Wiliam M. Miller
Bimini
Miami
Supreme Court
Dred ‘Scott
Nixon visit in Oregon met by napalm protest
Pat Nixon and her daughter Julie visited Portland to praise volunteers at a 24 hour emergency center FISH. A small antiwar group from Portland Resistance disrupted the event with paper strip pamphlets and chants before applause resumed.
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Portland
Ore
Pat Nixon
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Vietnam
FISH
Portland Resistance
Nixon
Bowman named executive secretary of State Workmen's Compensation Fund
Bowman from Petersburg Grant County was appointed executive secretary of the State Workmens Compensation Fund. He succeeds R. Jack Canterbury who resigned due to illness. Bowman is WVU law graduate of 1963 and former student body president in 1959 60. He served in the US Army JAG Corps and worked with Stone Bowles Kauffelt and McDavie in Charleston.
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Forest J. Bowman
State
Workmen's Compensation Fund
Workmens Compensation
Fred L. Davis Jr
Bowmen
R. Jack Canterbury
Bowman
Petersburg
Grant County
West Virginia University Law School
WVL
Judge Advocate General's Corps
US Army
Charleston
Stone, Bowles, Kauffelt and McDavie
Marion Girls State names party chiefs from Fairmont
On day two of Girls State with 343 attendees, Terry Constable and Jenifer Gross of Fairmont were selected as leaders of the Federalist and Nationalist parties. Activities included candidate filings as primary elections approach. Judge Charles Garvin spoke on This I Believe.
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Jacksons Mill
Terry Constable
Jenifer Gross
Fairmont
Charles Garvin
Fayette County
Chauncey Browning Sr
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Hearing Set on Standard Printing Bankruptcy Petition
Federal bankruptcy referee John T Copanhaver Jr of Charleston scheduled a June 24 hearing in Huntington US District Court on Standard Printing & Publishing Co. petition filed June 2 listing assets of 761540.71 and debts of 1234.3 percent. Robert P. McDonough, longtime state Democrat and president of Standard, filed the petition.
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Huntington
John T Copanhaver Jr
Charleston
Standard Printing & Publishing Co
Robert P. McDonough
Raiking
Standard
Building Leased For Self Service Liquor Facility
The Alcohol Beverage Central Commission has leased the Kiddie Korner building in Kanawha City Th to open a self service liquor store after renovation. Commissioner Robert Conaty said the facility will open in about a month.
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The
Alcohol Beverage Central Commission
Kiddie Korner
Kanawha City
Robert Conaty
Weather forecast summary for several states today
Washington AP reports cooler than usual weather nationwide from mid June to mid month. Shifts include mostly sunny conditions in West Virginia and Kentucky with highs in the mid 70s. Ohio sees sunny and warm skies with highs upper forties near Lake Erie and mid 40s elsewhere. Western Pennsylvania expects mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the 60s to 70s. A mix of partly cloudy nights and mild to warm days with variable humidity across the region.
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Sharleston
West Virginia
Virginia
Ohio
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Bam
Washington
Grand Jury Convened as Inmates Run West Virginia Penitentiary
West Virginia Senator Holliday criticizes the Moundsville Penitentiary as "practically run by the inmates" and urges Governor Moore to appoint intelligent, responsible observers to inspect the prison. He cites guard shortages and staff limits while urging a candid inquiry into the penal system. The June Kanawha County grand jury convened with Judge Wood presiding.
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West Virginia
Moundsville
Moore
Sen
Robert. K. Holliday
Dfayette
Public Institutions
J. Donald Clark
Holliday
Snon
Kanawha County
Analachians
George Wood
Wood
Holiday
Bond Issue Work to Begin on City Proposal
City council forms 15 member special committee to draft recommendations for a about five million dollar bond issue. Mayor Dodson says a July 9 meeting will start work, with urban renewal and TOPICS traffic program funding among priorities.
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City Council
Elmer Dodson
Dodson
Charleston
Government Square
North Charleston Recreation Center
Pocatalico Bridge Work Under Way
Work began Monday on a 46,000 project to repair Pocatalico River bridge at Cross of the White Chapel Northwest, with SRC employees rebuilding the floor to carry 13 ton loads. A detour on U S 21 is in place and a pedestrian walkway will remain during the three month project.
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Dodson
William R
Citi- Sharpe
D-Lewis
Del
W. W
Withrow
D-Raleigh
Leebridge
Pocatalico River
Legislative Auditor
White Chapel
SRC
U.S. 21
I Goz
West Virginia Society Plans California Picnic Event
In Los Angeles the West Virginia Society of Southern California will host its annual picnic at Sycamore Grove Park on Sunday inviting West Virginians in the area. The piece notes local traffic enforcement critiques and announces C. F. Hoffman of Union Carbide will join the city Human Rights Commission, replacing David Huffman per mayor Dodson’s policy of refreshing commissions.
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Angeles
Calif
West Virginia Society of Southern California
Sycamore Grove Park
West Virginia
California
C. F. Hoffman
Union Carbide
iSouth
Charleston
David Huffman
McJunkin Corp
Huffman
Dodson
Weather outlook notes regional temperature and rainfall variations
The bulletin highlights above normal temperatures across the Central and Southern Pacific, southern Plateau, and parts of the South Atlantic coast. It forecasts above normal rainfall along the South Atlantic coast, while the Southwest and west Gulf Coast region may see below average rain. Near normal rainfall expected in unspecified areas.
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Pacific
South Atlantic Coast
Bureau
Northwest
West Gulf Coast
Judge criticizes motorist set speed limits policy
Municipal Judge Charnock questioned a proposal by City Traffic Engineer Riggs to use radar to determine typical speeds on Charleston roads. He urged a careful review of all speed limits, noting residents and drivers have conflicting needs and that many limits may be too low or too high.
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John Charnock
Larry Riggs
Charleston
Riggs
Charnock
U S Senator Urges Action Against Rising Bank Rates
Washington AP Len Jennings Randolph a Democrat from West Virginia urged the federal government to force a showdown with major bankers to pull back rising interest rates. He criticized the increase to eight percent as a tragic power shift by banks after the nation's largest banks raised the prime rate to 8 percent.
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Washington
Len Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Randolph
Senate
Public Hearings On Mining Rules Set For July 28
State Mines Director John Ashcraft announced a public hearing on proposed rules for open pit and underground limestone and sandstone mines and oil and gas wells. The session starts at 10 a.m. July 28 in Room 157-F at the State Capitol, canceling the earlier July 7 date. Copies of proposals are available from the department at the Capitol.
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State Mines
John Ashecraft
Board of Public Works
State Capitol
Capitol
Ashcraft
Man Sues Over Kanawha River Boat Collision
Ewart R. Richardson filed a suit in common pleas court Monday against James Beatty and his father, claiming a June 1987 Kanawha River collision caused injuries and property damage. He seeks 100000 dollars in judgment.
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Ewart R. Richardson
Common Pleas
Kanawha River
James
Beatty
Thomas Beatty
Richardson
TV Staffer Named General Sales Manager at WSAZ-TV
Huntington native Gaara Andrick, with WSAZ-TV since 1955, is appointed general sales manager by Philip R. Beuth, president and general manager. The Parkersburg High School graduate will oversee sales operations at the Huntington and Charleston stations.
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Huntington
Gaara Andrick
Wsaz-Tv
Parkersburg
Correction on Court of Claims judge status for Julius W Singleton
The Gazette wrongly named Julius W Singleton of Morgantown as a current judge. Singleton, former speaker of the House of Delegates, is now public affairs officer for the West Virginia Coal Association and resigned from the Court of Claims last July.
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Julius W. Singleton
Morgantown
House of Delegates
State Court of Claims
Singleton
West Virginia Coal Assn
Court of Claims
Charleston Gazette Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
The Charleston Gazette lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with Maivarde and carrier delivery terms, including year and monthly options, payment by mail, and that dealers are independent contractors. The paper notes association with The Associated Press and local news rights.
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Charleston Gazette
Charleston
W.va
Rinsho Matty
Aippany Charleston
FEF
Gareth
Pally
Utsia ViVa
Ty Marths
Maivarde
Ai Carrizry
Agence Corp
Gayanle
Garette
Garete
Associated Press
Degerirvent
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House Education and Labor Committee
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Iene
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Senator
Pocatalico
U.S
Boston
Garry
ATU
Lacy & Short Furniture
NORGE
Lacy & Short
W. Wash
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Burke & Barry
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