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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1960

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Higher Sewage Rates Approved by City Council

Charleston council endorsed higher sewage service charges that nearly double the prior rates. The new schedule raises a $1 minimum to $2 and bases fees on metered monthly water usage, with formal PSC approval following the council action.

Charleston Thhe Public Service Commission

Will of John B. Kelly awards legacy to wife and daughters

In a humorous yet plain spoken will made public Tuesday, John B. Kelly cuts his son in law Rainier of Monaco out of a bequest while leaving most of the estate to his wife and three daughters, including Princess Grace. The document notes Kelly’s wish for simple language and transparency.

Grace Hank Princess Grace Kelly Philadelphia Princes Rainier Monaco John B. Kelly Rainier George L. Davis Jr Margaret Donald C. Levine Elizabeth Anne Keily John B. Kelly Jr

Congress approves debt limit rise despite housing setback

Congress sent President Eisenhower a bill temporarily increasing the federal debt limit by 8 billion above the permanent level and extending taxes. The Senate vote was 61 to 2. The House Rules Committee blocked a large housing bill, signaling likely delays before adjournment.

Washingtons Congress Eisen Senate Washington House Rules Committee House Senate Finance Committee Eisenhower Byrd Randolph West Virginia

Reading a Will Echoes Vulture Metaphor in Memoir Passages

In a reflective passage, the author likens representatives reading a will to buzzards and vultures awaiting the last breath of the stricken, portraying the morbid side of legal formalities and the fraught dynamics surrounding inheritance. The line captures a stark view of the confrontation with mortality and opportunistic scrutiny.

Kelly

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