Weather Summary for Regions West Virginia and Virginia
Partly cloudy with showers possible in Panhandle Zones 1 and 9. West Virginia highs reach upper 70s to mid 80s with upper 50s to mid 60s lows. Virginia highs mostly in 60s with 60s low temperatures. Kentucky and Ohio stay warm with showers possible. Friday shows a high near 99 degrees and a low around 60s to 70s.
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Charleston
Central Mountains
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West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Ohio
City weighs higher insurance as malpractice suits loom
City Manager Hugh Bosely said malpractice suits against Charleston paramedics could push insurance rates higher. The umbrella policy with McDonough Caperton Shepherd and Goldsmith expires Monday, with bids to decide July 7. The umbrella coverage, currently 9800 per year, may rise significantly.
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Rosalie Earle
Charleston
Hugh Rosely
McDonough, Caperton, Shepherd ,and Goldsmith Insurance Co
Sthe. Insurance Company
Bosely
Kanawha-Charleston Health Department
Cours
Plot to Kill Antiwar Activist Is Denied
FBI and San Diego police deny soliciting two informants to kill antiwar activist Peter Bohmer while conceding undercover work was used. The ACLU cites offers of 4000 dollars to implicate Bohmer in wounding two officers, with claims of kidnapping orders and paid informant work tied to narcotics convictions.
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San Diego
FBI
San‘ Diego
Peter Bohmer
H. Peter Young
American
Port Manl
Bohmer
San Diego Univers
Ity
Tharp
Ember O Té ‘American Union
Police Department
Ict Withou
Rex I. Shroder
Gilbert Romero
ACLU
Romero
John Raspperry
Raspperry
Shrader
Hoebler
Inmate Testimony On Money Varied In Court Hearing
Inmate Louis Nomar of Rand testified in a habeas corpus petition against Atty. Patrick Casey alleging a $3,000 payoff for probation. He gave multiple inconsistent stories, including drug deals, patent sales, bootleg liquor, and bad checks in Lebanon and Charleston. The venue was the Kanawha Circuit Court with cross examination ordered by the state Supreme Court.
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Atty
Patrick Casey
Fias
Louis Nomar
Rand
State Supreme Court
Nomar
Casey
Kanawha
Supreme Court
Charleston
Lebanon
Boiarsky
Larry Winter
Robert Harvey
Momiay
Jewelry theft claim tied to Paris hotel raid emerges
Police said Mrs. Johnson did not realize the jewelry had been stolen until returning to the United States. The items, including an 11 carat diamond, were left in the Paris apartment Tuesday night, with the couple departing Wednesday. Police also cited a 38 carat diamond valued at $1 million and a turquoise and diamond necklace valued at $500,000 as major stolen pieces. The jewelry was reportedly worn at a party on Thursday night and not returned to the bank before the raid. Most items were insured.
S C Collection Center Hours and Recycling Totals
The South Charleston collection center for newspapers glass and aluminum is open Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 1 to 3 p.m. under the South Charleston Woman's Club. The Charleston recycling center totals reached 1 538 902 pounds this week. A bonanza yielded over 200 wine bottles from two WV Opera Theatre performances. The Christ Church day center will begin making notebooks from computer paper selling for 25 cents per three.
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South Charleston
South Charleston Woman’s Club
Citizens Recycling Center ‘of Charleston
West Virginia Opera Theatre
Christ Church
Grand Jury Reveals 32 of 103 Indictments
The Kanawha Circuit Court grand jury returned 103 indictments Friday but only 32 were made public at the request of Prosecuting Atty. Larry Winter. The other 71 were withheld pending further action. Among the public indictments was one for murder against Earnest Coon Jr. for the Shawnee El 1 School case. The list also includes multiple felonies and misdemeanors across a range of charges. Three textbook opponents were subpoenaed to testify, but no school officials faced indictments.
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Kanwha
Circuit Court
Larry Winter
Winter
West Virginia
U.S. District Court
Grand Jury
Kanawha
Elmer Fike
Nitro
George Tucker
Glasgow
Harold Daniels
Mammoth
Daniels
Tucker
Fikej
Arid
Earnest Coon’ Jr
Geraldine
Shawnee el 1
Earnest Coon Jr
James Bumpus
Inmate Causes Fire By Smoking In Bunk
Anthony Romero 20 of North Charleston fell asleep smoking in his bunk at Kanawha County jail. A mattress fire produced heavy smoke forcing 44 prisoners to relocate to another section. Romero was treated for smoke inhalation at CAMC General Division and listed in satisfactory condition. No other injuries or damage reported.
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Kanawha County
Anthony Romero
North
Charleston
General ‘Division
Charleston Area Medical Center
Romero
Coal Industry Plans to Nearly Double Output by 1952
A National Coal Assn study presented to the FE A projects 577.8 million tons of new capacity by 1952, boosting annual output toward over 1 billion tons. Eastern mines would add 275.4 million tons and the West 302.4 million, with strip mining a major factor in the Western rise.
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National Coal Assn
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
John Corcoran
FEA Coal Advisory Committee
Consolidation Coal Co
West
West Virginia
Kentucky
Corcoran
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Keystone News-Bulletin
McGraw Hill
Consolidation Proposed By Rail Association
The Railway Association urged forming ConRail by merging financially ailing Northeast railroads with Chessie System taking major routes and Norfolk and Western partly not engaged. The plan foresees ConRail profits after 1979, with 37 percent of freight by ConRail and 32 percent by Chessie in the 17 state region, plus 21 percent by Norfolk and Western.
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Washington
Railway. Assn
Northeast
ConRail
Chessie
Norfolk and ‘Western Railroad
Norfolk and Western
USRA
Chegsie
Penn Central
Chessie System
Erie Lackwanna
Reading
Chessier
Norf and Western
Chef's County Stay Highlights Motel Billing at Coonskin Park
A Cleveland chef Melvin Bober was employed by Kanawha County Parks and Recreation to manage Coonskin Park's short order restaurant. He stayed at Heart-O-Town Motor Inn in Charleston at county expense, with March motel costs totaling 1 094 17. Bober worked December to February as a permanent employee before quitting.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Kanawha County Parks and Recreation Commission
Coonaul Park
Heart-O-Town Motor Inn
Charleston
Commission
Melvin Bober
Bober
The
Recreation Com
Austin Palmer
Rick Richter
Richter
Recreation Commission
Morris Mendeloff
Thomas Potter
Kanawha County
John Catalano
Coonskin
Bob Lilly
Heart-O-Town
Park
FBI Used Armored Vehicles in Wounded Knee Search
The FBI employed armored vehicles during a search near Wounded Knee after occupants fled the scene. An Indian man was found dead with a jacket belonging to one of the stain agents on his body. Russell Means and others dispute the account of agents entering the house and shooting. FBI says two agents from Los Angeles and Rapid City were killed. warrants were issued for Teddy Pourier Herman Thunder Hawk Robert Horse and James Eagle linked to a reservation incident.
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Joe Roberts
Seattle
Wash
Iale
Rest Aim
Russell Means
Bismarck
Wounded Knee Legal Offense Defense Committee
Rapid City
Wounded Knee
FBI
Minneapolis
Bureau
Los Angeles
Denver
Williams
Teddy Paul Pourier
Herman Thunder Hawk
Robert Horse
James Eagle
Suspect Breaks Free in Kanawha County Court Run
Troopers said the suspect, out on bond for armed robbery and attempted armed robbery, fled from deputies at the Kanawha County Courthouse after asking to use a restroom. He had attempted to steal over 500 controlled drug capsules worth about $120 from the Cabin Creek drugstore.
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Buster
Rand
Justice of the Peace
J. C. Dawson
Kanawha County
Cabin Creek
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