Weather forecast by region for June 20 1976
Partly cloudy warm and humid with chances of showers or thundershowers across zones in Northern Panhandle Northwest West Southwest North Central and Central Mountains. Highs generally in the 70s to mid 80s with varying lows, regional specifics include Eastern Panhandle Central Appalachians and Western Pennsylvania areas.
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North Central
Central Mountains
Panhandle
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Narin Central
Perpen Mountains
Eastern Pan
Andie
Beame Warns City Near Bankruptcy Without Unions Pact
Mayor Abraham Beame said New York City faced immediate default without no cost agreements with unions by morning. He said federal loans could be pulled, risking payrolls and bond defaults, and outlined concessions including wage deferrals, freezes, staff cuts, and pension money loans to trim costs.
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New York
Abraham D. Beame
New York City
Beame
U.S. Treasury
William Simon
Simon
Justices Discuss Fifth Amendment Seizure Ruling and Records
The court noted a seizure of personal papers differs from a subpoena for production with Brennan highlighting authentication by a handwriting expert. Marshall and Brennan debated Fifth Amendment implications while the ruling referenced a long-standing rule about private books and papers used as evidence. Separately, enrollment for six West Virginia Army Reserve courses begins September in Charleston, Huntington, Morgantown, Parkersburg, Wheeling, and Clarksburg with details from Joseph Blanchard.
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Brennan
Andresen
Marshall
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
West Virginia
2093Rd
U.S. Army Reserve School
South Charleston
Wallet stolen from Mary J. Sampson’s purse in Charleston
Police report two additional thefts in Charleston area. Mary J. Sampson of 141 5th St. reported her wallet with $40 missing after a Monday theft. Citizens band radios were stolen from cars belonging to Jerry Humphreys of P. O. Box 602 and John A. Bidshr of Craigsville.
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Charleston
Mary J. Sampson
5Th St
Citizens Band
Jerry Humphreys
P. O. Box
John A. Bish
Craigsville
Sewer Line Repair Planned At Boat Ramp
Charleston Sanitary Board plans to replace a concrete filled sewer line causing wastewater overflow into the Kanawha River near the boat ramp. The city filed a $50,000 damage suit in Kanawha Circuit Court against Exxon Corp Associated Construction Co and Halliburton Co over concrete pumped into the system during repairs at the Exxon building 1410 MacCorkle Ave SE.
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Charleston Sanitary Board
Kanawha River
Dan Halloran
Kanawha
Exxon Corp
Associated Construction Co
Halliburton Co
Halliburton
Exxon
MacCorkle Ave
Porter’s Hollow
Playground Concert Series Announced Across Kanawha County
The Kanawha County Parks and Recreation Commission and AFM Local 136 announce a free summer concert series at playground sites from July to August. Acts include End Result Sensational Showmen Dixie Lee Midnight Express and others with dates spread across Campbells Creek Clendenin Midland Trail Shawnee Ruthlawn Pratt and more.
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Kanawha County
Ruthlawn
Trent
Decota
Orange Sunshine
Chesapeake Town Hall
Dixie Lee & the Rebels
Amandaville
Fairview
Midnight Express
Eskdale
Avesta Drive
Big Chimney
East Bank Park
Arthur Boreman
Wallace Heights
Andrew Jackson
McKinley-Weimer
Pioneer Days Crowd Expected for Marlinton Festival
Marlinton prepares for the 10th annual Pioneer Days Festival July 9 to 11 with an estimated 10 000 visitors and more than 100 entries. Activities include a July 10 parade at 2 p m craft exhibits at Marlinton Elementary, plays at United Methodist Church, pony and horse pulling, surrey rides, mountain rifle shooting, tobacco spitting and various contests, plus a 15 class horse show on July 11 at Marlinton stock yards.
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Marlinton
United Methodist Church
Greenbrier
Challenge to Credentials Of Delegates Is Rejected
A Washington hearing officer rejected the challenge to the credentials of 11 West Virginia delegates to the Democratic National Convention. No appeal is planned. Katina Cummings and a 15 member group claimed discrimination in the selection process and sought removals and reforms. The ruling cited good faith compliance with existing rules and a presumption of compliance due to not filing earlier. The case involved 25 delegates elected May 11 and eight chosen June 5 by the state committee.
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West Virginia
Washington
J.C. Dillon
Katina Cummings
Marshall University
4Th Congressional District
Democratic Executive Committee
Dillon
State Committee
Putnam Withdraws from Regional Planning Agency RIC
Putnam County votes to leave the Regional Intergovernmental Council after noting a divided house and calling for order. Kanawha and Charleston remain connected while Charleston leads with a $63,000 annual budget. RIC’s 1975-76 budget totals $294,000 with federal aid. An empty quorum at the meeting presages more departures and an additional July 4 planning session. An All Breed Dog Show at the Civic Center draws 700 dogs and supports Brookside Children's Home. Sunrise facilities suspend Sunday and Monday operations for the 4th of July holiday.
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Farley
Ric
Putnam County Commission
Putnam
Kanawha County Commission
City of
Charleston
Kanawha County
Kelly Castleberry
Howat
Castleberry
Howatt
Civic Center
Magic Valley Kennel Club
Tet
AKC
Brookside Children’s Home
Hillsboro hosts chautauqua at Pearl Buck birthplace July 6–8
A three day old fashioned chautauqua at the Pearl Buck Birthplace in Hillsboro will feature speakers and musicians with topics on West Virginia folk history travel and labor reform. Admission is 1 for adults 50 cents for students and free for preschoolers. A Buck birthplace tour and refreshments are planned. For details contact Susan Hefner Box 126 Hillsboro. The Dunbar Recreation Department also hosts two concerts at Dunbar City Park starting 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. followed by an 11 p.m. fireworks display.
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Hillsboro
Buck
West Virginia
Australia
Holy Land
Buck Birth Place
Susan C. Hefner
W.a
Dunbar Recreation Department
Dunbar City Park
Bailey
Delegates Challenged From District Four Named
The contested delegation list includes Robert Holroyd of Princeton Robert Childers and Homer Heck of Huntington Charles Lewis Jr of Beckley Zane Gray Staker of Kermit and Margaret Staggers Wells of Athens The complaint notes all but one are white males aged 35 to 65.
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Robert Holroyd
Princeton
Robert Childers
Homer Heck
Huntington
Charles Lewis Jr
Beckley
Zane Gray Staker
Kermit
Mingo County
Margaret Staggers Wells
Athens
Mercer County
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