Probation for eight in Kanawha County jail case verdicts
A group including Jessie Kane and Mary Ben Puckett faced probation rulings after guilty pleas and sentences for offenses ranging from grand larceny to forgery. Others, including four youths from a state forest camp, received two year probation terms for charges such as breaking and entering and armed robbery.
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Mary Ben Puckett
Bluefield
Cereda Faith Thomas
Reynolds St
Cincon
Thomas Edwards
State Forest
Colin Randolph William
Lee St
Willam Arthur White
Gary Wayne McCune
Rand
Robert E. Pauley
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Charleston
Six Charleston students named to Alderson-Broaddus dean's list
Six Charleston students are named to the second semester dean's list at Alderson-Broaddus College. The honorees are Mary Ellen Jackson John Paul Jones Bonnie Sue Corey Linda Kay Hudson Wanda Faye Peters and Judith Jarvis.
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Philipps
Charleston
Alderson - Broaddus College
Mary Ellen Jackson
John Paul Jones
Bonnie Sue Corey
Linda Kay Hudson
Wanda Faye Peters
Judith Jarvis
Spring Hill School Bid To Agsten For Addition
Robert E. Agsten of Charleston submitted the lowest bid of 193600 for a Spring Hill Junior High School addition in South Charleston. The project includes a wood and metal shop, music studio, drawing room, two science rooms, arts and crafts room and expanded administrative offices.
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Spring Hill
Agsten
Robert E. Agsten
Charleston
Spring Hill Junior High School
South Charleston
Perth lights honor orbiting astronaut in city salute
Mrs. Baker writes praise to Perth officials for bright city lights honoring astronaut John Glens as he orbited overhead. Perth mayor replies that the event fostered warmth and cooperation between countries. Separate items note traffic rush, NBC reporter Luis Aparicio interview, and trivia on kleptomania versus hypochondria.
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Chicago White Sox
Luis Aparicio
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Clay County
Charleston TV
Aparicio
Tech honors list includes 88 students this semester
Eighty eight students at West Virginia Tech earned straight A grades to lead the second semester dean's list. Top names include Anna Mae Baldwin Handley Larry J. Bolash Beckley Edward L. Croyle Montgomery and Bernard D. Fulks Charleston.
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Larry J. Bolash
Beckley
Edward L. Croyle
Montgomery
Bernard D. Fulks
Charleston
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Oceana
Marilyn B. Caldwell
Michael L. Berry
Flatwoods
Paul G. Johnson
Page
Ellis Norman Brown
St. Marys
Ralph S. T. Perry
Rainelle
George H. Gwinn
Kathrine Richard Miller
Oak Hill
Merton L. Howell
Lenore
Larry H. Holswade
Marmet
Harold K. Richmond
Dunns
George W. White
Pratt
James Nagy
Fayetteville
Donald ©. Clarks
Wheeling
James Duvall Hunter
Elkins
James J. Haley
Mount Hope
Georgeana
M. Jenkins
Acisclo G. Martinus
Oranjéstad
Netherland Antilles
Freddie R. Allison
Coalwood
Kenneth R. Wells
Roger Phillips
Soulsville
Charles C
Ran ‘Dolph
Ripley
Jack L. Bowman
Frank
Robert L. Farley
Raymond C. McVey Jr
Ansted
James L. McClung
Alley
Lewis E. Stott
Spencer
Earl D. Harshbarger
Stallings
Anne K. Pritt
Union
Ronald R. Alexander
London
Robert J. Dangolia
Malverne
N.Y
Retrial Set in Clegg Case Involves Columbus Woman
Kay Clegg, 37, of Columbus Ohio, faces retrial for obtaining money under false pretenses. Former secretary treasurer of the defunct Geneay Health Studies, she was convicted at her first trial, overturned on appeal, and two later trials ended with hung juries. The retrial was continued to the September term by Intermediate Judge William J. Thompson.
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Kay Clegg
Columbus
Ohio
William J. Thompson
Case Against Charleston Indians Manager Continued
The case against Charleston Indians general manager Daniel Zerber, charged with assaulting a park attendant, was continued until next Wednesday after a six day postponement. The article lists numerous local residents on a dean's list and notes Zerber's alleged threat with a knife following Denny's firing, with service of a warrant occurring after a road trip.
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Charleston Indians
Daniel Zerber
Frountiskeennrar
Watt Dru
Jin Municipal Court
Goebel Denny
Zerbey
Ball Park
Smony Seema Bey
Denny
the Hardiman
Belle da San
Tralee
Wheeling
Mary S. Ashley
Tues-Curtiss
John Henry Ackerman
Iday
Fairlawn
N. J
John M. James
the Balli
Oak Hill
Paul E. Price
Team
Dixie
City Restores Permanent Traffic Unit in Charleston
Charleston Police Department will reactivate the Traffic Division on July 1 with 16 officers a sergeant and a captain. Mayor Chief Dallas Bias said rotating patrols proved less effective than permanent traffic officers who know local patterns and peak hours.
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