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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1968

Page

17

Governor Defends Randall Record Amid West Virginia Move

North Carolina Governor Dan K Moore says George W Randall left the state prison system years ago with a solid reputation and that his resignation was expected. The governor noted Randall was not fired and did not leave under a cloud as questions arise about his qualifications for the West Virginia post.

John G. Morgan AR IN N. C Dan K. Moore North. Carolina George W. Randall West Virginia Randall North Carolina Moore

Sarver Chooses Campaign Over State Correction Post

Don Marsh reports C. Robert Sarver, named director of field activities, left the job to back Jim Sprouse in the governor race. Sarver’s exit follows Gov. Hulett Smith’s decision not to reinstate him, while Randall’s Oregon prison role and a grand jury review complicate matters in West Virginia. The legality of the director’s degree requirement from the correction act remains under review by Atty. Gen. Robertson.

West Virginia Don Marsh C. Robert Sarver James State Division of Correction Sarver Correction Jim Sprouse Public Institutions Clarence Johnson Johnson Hulett Smith Smith George W. Ri Randall Oregon Alwo Asteas Donald Robertson Gov. Smith

Thaw Joins Campaign of Sprouse in West Virginia

William P. Thaw, state Kenendy for President campaign chair in West Virginia, joins James M. Sprouse’s staff as an advance man in the field. Thaw, mayor of Sistersville, rose from Kennedy campaign director in West Virginia to a national role and helped plan Kennedy’s funeral details at the Lincoln Memorial. The measure sparks questions over required qualifications for a correction director and prompts a legislative subcommittee probe into the state correction division.

William P Pete” Thaw West Virginia James M. Sprouse Thaw Sistersville Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy Oregon California Lincoln Memorial Arlington National Cemetery

Virginia Slayer Given 40 Years for Cab Driver Slaying

James Henry Hodge, 27, pleaded guilty and received a 40 year prison term for the March bludgeon murder of 68 year old Galax cab driver Lawrence Bartlett. Bartlett’s body was found in the trunk of his abandoned taxi near Williamson, West Virginia.

GALAX James Henry Hodge Hodge Lawrence Bartlett Williamson W.va Alex Harmon Pulas

Site Approved Courthouse Study To Begin Soon

A county official said a study on whether the approved courthouse site is large enough could start within 10 days after a $97,477 federal planning grant for Kanawha County was announced. The court chose the Quarrier Court Virginia Goshorn block, with architects to assess space needs and potential additional land.

Kanawha County Clarence E. Moran Kanawha - Charleston Moran Henry C. Shores E. S. Thompson

Slack urges Defense to clear Keenan record and apologize

Rep. John Slack demands the Defense Department withdraw all charges against Marine Keenan, restore back pay and promotions, and return him to active duty. He argues there was no crime and that testimony was flawed, urging a formal apology and possible congressional hearings if unmet.

Washington John M. Slack Defense Department Charles W. Keenan Defense Clark M. Clifford Keenan Kennan Slack Congressional Marine Corps Clifford Marine Patrol

Country Bill burial stunt to take place Thursday

Country singer Country Bill White and two women will be buried alive in a single box at a Summers Street site at 2 30 p m Thursday. Promoters won city approval after initial housing code objections. The setup includes a roofless 32 by 22 foot structure eight feet deep with fireproof wood and waste disposal system. White says the endurance stunt may last 102 days, with police on hand to manage traffic and guard the installation while crowds watch from above.

Sheri O'Dell Bill” White White Cloud Nine Inc June Estep Betty Jones Truslow St Summers Street Charleston House John L. Ward Ward D. H. Gay Gay

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