WV counties close courthouses on Saturdays questioned
A West Virginia legal expert says Boone Clay Greenbrier Lincoln Logan Nicholas Pocahontas Putnam Summers and others may be closing courthouses on Saturdays in violation of law. Only Cabell and Kanawha counties have populations over 100000 legally allowed to close Saturdays. The dispute followed Summers County’s July decision to halt weekend access beginning Aug 4.
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Hinton
Summers County
Billy Dan Lilly
Lilly
Citi “Zens
Pittston suit funds eyed in Buffalo Creek case
West Virginia report notes talks of a $50,000 request to finance disaster relief and legal costs tied to the Pittston Co. flood case. Gov Moore and House actions seek state reimbursement for agencies involved, as Nixon prepares a Watergate statement amid broader testimony.
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Senate
Nixon
Charleston
W.va
UPI
Arch Moore
Moore
House
John W
Pittston Co
Chauncey Jury
Browning
John Gates
Buffalo Creek
Pittston
Logan County
Attornney General
Skylab 2 crew press on amid solar eruption and issues
Skylab 2 astronauts Garriott and Lousma continued repairs and solar camera work after a spacewalk fueled by fresh film. Ground teams stayed confident as Flight Director Windsor noted growing optimism despite multiple system problems and ongoing ground–crew coordination. Toussaint anticipated voting absentee from orbit in Friendswood, while Nixon's press plans remained unsettled as national leaders prepare for the next steps. The coldest possible temperature remains 459.7 degrees below zero Fahrenheit.
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Lousma
Pacac
Milton Windser
Ight
Tousma
Friendswood
Houston
United Press International
UMW Wait And See Day Head Of MESA Named
UMW leader Arnold Miller will meet James M. Day named head of the Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration MESA. Day, 43, has led the Interior Office of Hearings and Appeals and had a role in coal industry regulation. Miller criticized MESA deputy administrator Schlick, hoping safety remains above politics. Miller will meet Day Wednesday to discuss mine safety and policy responses.
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UMW
Washington
UPI
Rogers C. Boward
Miller
Morton
Interior Department
Schlick
James M. Day
Thejin Mesa
New Mining Enforcement
Schlick Safety Administration
MESA
Donald P.coal
iSchlick
Bureau
Takeef
No. 2
Day
J Nes Fonacye Miller
UMWA
Funeral service for Mrs Agnes M Tyree in Sophia
Mrs Agnes M Tyree 47 of Crab Orchard died. Funeral will be Friday at Williams Funeral Home Chapel Sophia with Rev Clifford Binal in charge. Burial at Ridge Memorial Gardens. She was born December 10 1926 in Richlands Virginia. Survivors include husband Clinton E Tyree four sons four daughters and ten grandchildren.
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Crab Orchard
la. m
Williams Funeral Home
Sophia
Clifford 8Inon
Richlands
Harvey
Virginia Lester
Sophia Church of God
Clinton E. Tyree
William Harvey
Claude
Beckley
Cecil Robert
Herbert
Ronald
Brenda) Hicks
Bradley
Bakers Warn Nixon Bread Faces Shortage Without Export Controls
The American Bakers Association warned President Nixon that without export controls on wheat, bread could disappear across much of the United States by next June as foreign demand and price surges threaten supply. Experts cited dwindling U.S. wheat reserves and looming harvests, with industry officials arguing the lack of controls invites foreign buyers and drives up costs for consumers.
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Cambodia
Thejayay
Congress
Nixon
Kambol
Phnom
Bernard Brenner
Agriculture Department
Washington
API
Bak
Nixon T Sap
Bakers’ Association
United States
Ito Amills
Deaths and Funerals: Eloise Albright and Henry Jennings
Eloise Schwtka Albright of Middletown died after a long illness at 73. Born July 7 1900 at Cyclone she was a daughter of A C Brown and Ella Brown. Survived by six sons Chester Marisa Clarence Lynce Vester Lovell Doyle and Seldon Gibson a daughter Evelyn Lusk two brothers Ken and Ashby Brown, two grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Henry Baskon Jennings, 76, of Pittsburgh, Pa., died at home Tuesday morning after an illness.
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Middletown
Alpha Albright R
Alpha Gibson Albright
Thomas Albright
Chester
Marisa
Clarence
Lynce
Vester
Tulsa
Okla
Lovell
Ottawa
Doyle
Coalwood
Seldon Gibson
Cyclone
Evelyn Lusk
Alliance
Ohio
Ken Brown
Ashby Brown
Final rites set for Roy Anderson 71 in Whitesville
Roy Anderson 71 a former coal miner with Elkridge Mining Co died Tuesday at a Whitesville medical center. Funeral Friday at 1 pm at Bright Bertha Buford Jennings Funeral Home with Rev Kenna Harvey. burial at Montgomery Memorial Park London. He was born January 18 1940 in Amherst County Virginia and was survived by a wife three sons and three daughters along with many grandchildren.
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Antiguay Sameoe
Elkridge Mining Co
Elkridge
First Baptist Church
Pampanaga Beach
Fla
Amherst County
William and Georgia
Henson Jennings
Bright
Bertha Buford Jennings
Prospect Baptist Church
Gallagher
Funeral Home
Oceana
Mary Jarrell
Charleston
Ellouise Richards
Brooksdale
Gloria Deen Sizemore
Pitts' Burgh
William Vance Jennings
Lynchburg
Pearl
Allen
Greensboro
N. C
Maggie Baldree
Annie Jackson
Annandale
Roy Anderson
Orgas
Armstrong Funeral Home
Whitesville
James C. Workman
Montgomery Memorial Park
London
Ruth Sellards
Eccles
Whitesville Medical Center
Funeral notices for Collison Long and Richmond in West Virginia
Funeral services are set for Wilkie Earl Collison, 78, of MacArthur, at 2 p.m. Friday at Caffee Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. He died Tuesday after a long illness. a WWII veteran, UMWA member, and Sewell Valley Baptist Church parishioner. Also listed are Alfred Long of Beachwood with services Friday at Mount Grove Baptist Church Wyco, burial Greenwood Memorial Park. Sally Matthews of Garten, and Herman Carr Richmond of Dothan with rites at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill and interment in Blue Ridge Mausoleum Prosperity. Calls and visitation details accompany each notice.
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MacArthur
Caffee
Pearly Orndoff
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Rupert
James and
Ella Andrews Collison
Sewell Valley Baptist Church
UMWA
Raleigh County
Lillian Peggy Fleshman Collison
Alfred Long
Beachwood
Mount Grove Baptist Church
Wyco
N. C. Lewis
Greenwood Memorial Park
Long
Newark
N. J
Bloodstone Masonic Lodge
East Gulf
Alma Jackson
Orange
Virginia Brookins
Hampstead
Sally Matthews
Garten
Oak Hill
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
Moore J W Bill Moore dies. funeral set in Crab Orchard
J W Bill Moore 73 of Crab Orchard died Monday night after a brief illness. Funeral rites will be Thursday at 2 p m in Crab Orchard Baptist Church with Rev Bill Withers and Rev Howard K Manning officiating. Burial at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. He was born September 12 1899 in Marion Virginia and was a retired miner and member of United Mine Workers Local 7086. He leaves Viola Pendry Moore four sons Byron Lee Charles Robert William Delano and Harold Dean three daughters Colleen Hensley Wesley Grose and Wilford Pirkey a sister Elizabeth Blashenko fifteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Williams Funeral Home Sophia is handling arrangements with viewing today 6 to 9 p m and body to church an hour before services. Grandsons will pallbear.
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Winterville
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Kingston
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Scarbro
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Mattie Reese
Marie Davis
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Bill) Moore
Crab Orchard
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Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
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Marion
Iva
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Mary Moore
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Beckley
Shelby) Pirkey
Lanahan
Elizabeth Blashenko
Bessemer
Mich
Williams
Sophia
Extradition in Nazi crimes case reaches West Germany
Reports state Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan was extradited to face murder and related charges for leading the murder and mistreatment of 2,000 women and children in Nazi camps. West German authorities flew her to Duesseldorf as U S officials pursued evidence of extraditable offenses including murder and assassination.
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Baltimore
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Cologne
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Agnew Funds Alleged to Have Backed by Contractors
The report alleges about $1,000 weekly payments to Spiro Agnew from contractors during his Baltimore County executive years 1962 to 1966 and as Maryland governor 1967 to 1969, with possible continuation after his rise to national office.
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Baltimore County
Maryland
Rite Aid walkout stirs pharmacist licensing glare
State board licensing questions loom as Neville Street and shopping center Rite Aid stores operate amid Guild walkout. Officers and managers clash over permits, hours, and coverage with pharmacists like Harald Johnston and Bob Milner on duty under protest while others threaten to join or resist.
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Korman
Harald Johnston
State Board
Johnston
Bob Milner
Rite Aid
Jane
Cohen Drug Co
Charleston
Tom Robinette
Evelyn Wills
John Rist
Guild
Oak Hill
Dick Sallaz
Beckley
Rite Aid Board
Alex Grass
Rite Aid Pharmacists
Charleston General Hospital
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Rist
Robinette
Cohen
Woman Sues To Get License In San Francisco
A San Francisco woman, Betty K. Dobson, sues the State Department of Motor Vehicles contending she was improperly denied a bus driver's license because of a past prostitution conviction. Dobson argues her record does not show moral turpitude and that she has led an exemplary life, while her suit seeks to restore her license and allow her to work.
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San Francisco
UPI
Robinette
Betty K. Dobson
Neville Street
Los Angeles
Dobson
Consol Roof Fall Kills Laborer at No 2 Mine
Eugene Shaw, 30, of Wallace Harrison County, died Tuesday in a roof fall in the main haulageway of Consolidation Coal Co at the No 2 mine near Four States. Shaw was a general inside laborer and was crushed by the fall.
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W.va
UPI
Eugene Shaw
Wallace
Harrison County
Consolidation Coal Co
Shaw
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