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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1977

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Brenda Barnette Paralyzed by Shocking July Brick Attack

James and Mettie Barnette await a miracle as Brenda Barnette, a George Washington High School junior yearning for a driver's license, lies injured after a brick attack. State Trooper Don Bennett suspects a youth group feud and notes legal limits on questioning a juvenile suspect. Hospital bills reach about 15000 dollars while the family prays for recovery.

Brenda George Washington High School Don Bennett Bennett

Governors Attend Service For An Aide Walter Ferguson

Governors and state leaders gathered at the First Baptist Church in Charleston for the funeral of Walter T. Ferguson age 78 who served as an aide to eight West Virginia governors before retiring last June He died of cancer and was honored with the title lieutenant governor for four decades of service. Interment followed at Blueridge Memorial Gardens Prosperity Raleigh County.

Rockefeller West Virginia Walter T. Ferguson Charleston Ferguson First Baptist Church Arch A. Moore Jr Hulett Smith W.W. Barron Okey Patteson Cecil Underwood Clarence Meadows William Marland Ronald English Blueridge Memorial Gardens Prosperity Raleigh County

Disadvantaged Youths Get Employment Slots

Gov. Jay Rockefeller approved 2.5 million dollars for 3 500 disadvantaged high school students and 300 college students in five counties for the 1977 78 school year. Under the Student Employment Program youths aged 15 22 will work up to 20 hours biweekly as clerical aides tutors teacher aides and library assistants with one hour weekly counseling. Rockefeller allocated 175 slots for Kanawha County youths.

Jay Rockefeller Rockefeller Kanawha County

St Albans approves preliminary plan for federal funds

The St Albans City Council gave preliminary approval to a spending plan totaling 405233 dollars in federal revenue sharing funds. Mayor James Randall was attending a meeting in Lexington Kentucky, with the vice mayor present.

St. Albans James Randall Lexington Jan Casto Hansford School Casto

W.Va Man Killed in Louisiana Wreck Injures Others

A 30-year-old Red House West Virginia man Clarence Eugene Jones died in a crash on U S 61 near Port Hudson Louisiana. Four New Orleans residents also perished and two others were seriously hurt. Police said the pickup driver failed to stop and swerved to avoid it. Jones had worked on a construction project near Baton Rouge and was an operator for Union Boiler Co. Surviving family members were listed and funeral plans announced. Blood tests will determine if alcohol contributed to the crash.

Port Hudson Red House W.va U.S. 61 Clarence Eugene Jones New Orleans Johnny Bell Patsy J. Willis Jonnell Williams Kenneth Williams Jones Baton Rouge Buffalo High School Nashville Auto and Diesel College Union Boiler Co Nitro International Brotherhood of Operating Engineers Sharon Shawn Aaron Russell W Eleanor Clarence F. Jones Gatens Funeral Home Poca W. David Lett Haven of Rest Memorial Gardens John Willis Angela Williams Appalachian West Virginia McDonald PSC Ellis

PSC Eyes Utility Coal Buying Probe

The PSC will examine affiliated versus non affiliated coal pricing as John Amos reports April coal costs of 27.28 per ton for affiliated coal and 21.75 for non affiliated coal. The agency plans a two case review with a hearing set for Oct. 27 and will assess Appalachian rate requests amid recent suspensions and staff testimony.

John Amos Ellis McDonald Commission PSC Appalachian

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