Court Airs Bus Recreation Bond Issue Across County
A countywide bus recreation bond issue is discussed with figures, planning, and a proposed ballot split. Elmer Braun and Castleberry outline concerns about private bus service, congestion, and transit finance while officials study public transit models in Tampa Florida to guide a possible bond sale strategy.
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Braun
Castlebe
Tom Strate
Werkere
Late Transit Company
Castleber
M Committee
T Tt
Elmer Braunt
Castleberry
Court
Secial Committee
Tampa
Fla
Florida City
Caseberry
Pratt man pleads guilty to reduced assault charge
John Thomas Chapman of Pratt pleaded guilty in Kanawha Intermediate Court to assault and battery a May 1970 case involving Davie R. Fields of Pennsylvania Avenue. Judge George W. Wood continued disposition until July 30.
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Prattman
Kanawha Intermediate Court
John Thomas Chapman
Davie R. Fields
Pennsylvania Avenue
George W. Wood
Divorces Granted In Ka nawha Court
Divorces were granted in Ka nawha Domestic Relations Court Thursday to Billy Thomas Sargent and Connie Sue Oxley Sargent, to William Junior Pauley and Beulah Lockie Pauley, to Cass Banks Carter Jr. and Sharon Diane Purnell Carter, and to Bernard William Sparks and Shirley Ann McCracken Sparks. WESTFIELD MA Mrs Zehline Rush Davis, daughter of Charles R Rush of Charleston WV, earned a bachelor’s degree from Massachusetts State College.
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Kanawha Domestic Relations Court
Billy Thomas Sargent
Connie Sue Oxley Sargent
William Junior Pauley
Beulah Lockie Pauley
Cass Banks Carter Jr
Sharon Diane Purnell Carter
Bernard William Sparks
Shirley Ann McCracken i Sparks
Westfield
Mass
Zehline Rush Davis
Charles R. Rush
Margaret St
Charleston
W. Va
Massachusetts State College
Two Plead Guilty In Food Stamp Misuse Case
Chandler grocery owner Haddy Raymond Boggess and employee Delores Jean Jones pleaded guilty in U S District Court to one count of misusing food stamps. They were placed on six months probation after admitting the offenses. The case involved selling 20 food stamp coupons for cash in August 1961. The judge ordered no jail or fine, but the business was suspended from handling food stamps for a year.
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Chandler Drive
U.S
Haddy Raymond Boggess
Delores Jean Jones
John A. Field Jr
Field
Two Young Men In Sissonville Crash Satisfactory
Noble Heaphreys 21 and Jo seph E Landers 19 of Sissonville were listed in satisfactory condition at Charleston General Hospital after a Pennsylvania Avenue crash. Police said their car collided with a parked tractor trailer. the front seat broke loose and hurled them to the back. Wrecker crews freed them after nearly an hour.
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Noble Heaphreys
Joseph E. Landers
Sissonville
Charleston General Hospital
Pennsylvania Avenue
Humphreys
Mme
Swift and Co. Agrees to FTC Consent on Baby Food Ads
Swiftson Inc of New York Swit and Co signs a consent order admitting no admission of guilt. They will stop using FTC objected claims that their baby foods are health foods with unique dietary qualities. The FTC alleges prior ads were false and deceptive.
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Washington
6Swiftson, Inc
New York
Swit and Co
Federal Trade Commission
Ceara
FTC
Swift
McCann-Erick
Weather forecast fragment for several regions
The clipped forecast shows a mix of cloudy to sunny conditions across regions including CHARLESTON Virginia and Pennsylvania. It mentions warm to hot afternoons with isolated showers in Kentucky and generally mid to high temperatures with overnight lows in the 30s to 60s depending on area.
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Tnarleston
Pat
Virginia
Clur Ness
Crarce
Pennsylvania
Ote &S
Ace Warner
Kentucky
Omera
Boman
Desegregation Advances in Southern Districts Highlighted
The HEW measure shows Southern and Western districts improving in desegregation from 1968 to 1970, with the South driving gains. Mississippi, once last in desegregation, climbs to 26.4 percent, surpassing several Northern states. Nationwide districts remain uneven as courts push compliance and miners strike actions complicate education and labor issues.
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New York City
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Olwaukee
St. Louis
Columbus
Joho
Indianapolis
Boston
Miners idled in multiple states as UMW predicts extended strike
Leaders report thousands of miners out across Virginia Tennessee Pennsylvania Illinois Utah and Colorado with about 7 000 idled in Virginia alone and new production slowouts in Utah and Colorado while disputes and rumors ripple through Democratic council race outcomes and union leadership changes in other regions.
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UMW
Virginia
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Ken Wells
Thellinois
Utah
Colorado
U.S. Steel
Somarent
Gunshot Wound Lands Gilby Street Man in Hospital
James Keener twenty of Gilby Street is listed in satisfactory condition at Charleston General Hospital after a gunshot wound to the chest. Police investigate a reported shooting at a water tower on Gilby Street. Keener was transported by Kana Wha Valley Ambulance Service.
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James Keener
Gilby Street
Charleston General Hospital
Keener
Kanawha Valley Ambulance Service
Correction Larey 10 meet with coal industry figures
State police reported minor injuries after a head on collision near Elk near Woodward Drive. W W Snodgrass stated he was a neutral trustee while James L Martin reported multiple wires and damaged property estimated at 1300 dollars.
Government seeks secret papers in Times Pentagon case
Gurfein schedules full dress injunction hearing as Hess argues discovery is essential to the government’s case. The United States contends secret documents beyond the 47 volume study and Tonkin Gulf summary exist and must be produced. the Times argues that demand is irrelevant and risks disclosure of its source.
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Gurfein
U. S
Michael Hess
The
Times
Pentagon
United States
Hess
Tonkin
Floyd Abrams
Muskie to Keynote West Virginia Democratic Women Meeting
Sen Edmund S Muskie D Maine will keynote the West Virginia Federation of Democratic Women convention September 17 18 in Morgantown announced federation president Mrs J Max Gill of Fairmont The event draws about 400 delegates from across the state including attendees from Charleston St Albans Fairmont and South Charleston with several Marietta College deans list members noted among the attendees
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Morgantown
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
West Virginia Federation of Democratic Women
Federation
J. Max Gill
Fairmont
Gill
Muskie
Clarksburg
Democrat- Marietta, Ohio
West
House rejects Senate added aid to education bill
The House refused to accept Senate increases of 15 million dollars to education aid and sent the 5.6 billion measure to a Senate-Kidd team for evaluation. A roll call vote 228 to 182 followed a motion to agree to the Senate increases. The three member committee will review Ohio and West Virginia education administration and aim to trim the bill before final passage.
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Washington
House
Senate
Robert Kidd
secute-House Conference Commiendary Schools
West Virteegina
Edu
Rep. Cation
Wiliam D. Hathaway
D-Maine
North Central Association of
Ohio
NCA
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