Burger Takes Oath As Chief Justice
President Nixon attends the final meeting of the year with Chief Justice Warren and justices in session. He praises continuity with change as essential to progress and recalls past appearances before the Supreme Court.
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Fraud Suit Names Slack and Green Over Lease to Paving Co
The suit alleges on the same day West Virginia Paving became incorporated Pioneer Investment Co leased property in Dunbar to West Virginia Paving for 1500 monthly rent. The lease spans one year with four renewal options and grants Slack and Green stock purchase rights for five years. Plaintiffs contend the deals harmed Pioneer Investment and creditors, accusing Slack Green Sisler and WV Paving of a fiduciary conflict and insufficient rental value. Remedies sought include injunctions, setting aside leases, attorney fees, fair rent, and 100000 compensatory plus 200000 punitive damages.
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Shaver
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Green Pioneer Investment
West Virginia Paving
L. D. Sisler
Pioneer Investment Co
John M. Slack Jr
V. N. Green
VN. Green
Pioneer
Sisler
WMUL-TV Sign-On Delayed to July 7 in Huntington
AP reports WMUL-TV Channel 3 postpones its sign on from July 1 to July 7. Station manager Richard D. Settle cites delays in proof of performance testing. Channel 33 will air 3 p.m. previews, with regular sign on at 4 p.m. weekdays for educational programming.
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Signs Point To HEW Post For Knowles
Washington reports sign toward President Nixon nominating Dr John Knowles as assistant secretary of Health Education and Welfare. Senator Edward Brooke a strong backer of Knowles says he expects Senate confirmation by a comfortable majority after a five month Finch Dirksen dispute. Brooke leads Brookes Massachusetts General Hospital post as a credential.
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HEW
Robert H. Finch
Edward W. Brooke
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Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
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Brooke
Finch
Senate
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Everett M. Dirksen
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Man J P Sentenced Held in His Slaying
Logan police report a man once jailed for a year by Justice of Peace Earn Butcher is charged with killing Butcher and his secretary Imogene Whitt. The slayings occurred May 27 at Butcher’s home. Donald F E Adams of Chapmanville faces arraignment for murder after extradition from Ohio. The case includes a missing cash detail and a 21 hour wait before Whitt’s daughter was found.
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Donald FE. Adams
Chap- Manville
Adams
Cleveland
Ohio
Tome
Paora
Weather outlook with showers and storms across regions
Weather brief notes across states show mostly cloudy Virginia and West Virginia with scattered showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon or evening. Charleston and Kentucky expect sunny spells, hot and humid conditions with high near 85 to 90. Western Pennsylvania forecasts mostly cloudy, chance of showers and thunderstorms tonight and Monday.
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Museum professor claims ownership of geology exhibit at Marshall
Raymond E. Janssen, longtime Marshall faculty member, argues 73 percent of the $50,000 geology museum belongs to him as he nears mandatory retirement. University officials assert the collection, housed in campus buildings, is theirs. Janssen plans to take the exhibit when he leaves, offering it to Huntington Galleries, which rejected it for lack of display space.
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Raymond E. Janssen
Mart House
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Marshall
Roland H. Nelson Jr
Donald Dedmon
College of Arts and Sciences
A. Mervin Tyson
Huntington Galleries
Paul MccCright
Two Held In Death Of Child In Wellsburg
Ruby Turner and Wilbur Mozingo, both of Wellsburg, were charged with child neglect in the death of 18 month old Jeffery A Turner. Each was held on a $10 000 bond as Brooke County Prosecutor Herman Rogerson and state police processed the case. A lie detector test was administered to an unidentified man and results were under study. Rogerson said he would release a statement soon and cautioned it would be speculation to claim murder.
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Ruby Turner
Wilbur Mozingo
Jeffery A. Turner
Brooke County
Herman Rogerson
Herman
Rogerson
Court Winds Up Warren Years By Limiting Police Searches
Supreme Court rulings narrow police search powers and extend double jeopardy protections. Justice Warren Burger leads in a court reshaping Fourth and Fifth Amendment interpretations affecting arrest searches and state prosecutions while other actions include relief for Connecticut women, bank data rights, and welfare aid cuts in New York.
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Senate Grants 67 New U S District Court Judgeships
The Senate approved a bill adding 67 U S district court judgeships with allocations to states including Southern West Virginia Ohio Kentucky and Virginia along with Pennsylvania. The action capped a long term of court leadership ending with Chief Justice Warren Burger’s retirement and President Nixon addressing the ceremony.
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U.S. District Court
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Laird and Helms Clash Over Soviet Missile Threat
Laird stepped before cameras outside the committee room after a brief appearance, warning of a new Soviet missile threat. He said the USSR may be testing a multiple warhead system capable of knocking out three Minuteman missiles, widening an intel dispute with ABM opponents. The hearing yielded no proof of MIRVs, suggesting MRVs as the more likely tested system. The Charleston Gazette appears with editorial boilerplate and publication details.
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Laird
Pentagon
Nixon
Soviet Union
Fulbright
Ore
How to Communicate With Your Husband Advice
A Reader's Digest feature outlines nine practical ways to improve marriage communication. It suggests learning to interpret your partner's signals and becoming more engaging to your spouse, with cross references to the magazine's broader article set.
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