Funeral Held For West Virginia Educator Cremeans
Taylor V. Cremeans a longtime teacher coach and school administrator in West Virginia died at 65. He was uncle to Cabell County Assessor John W. Cremeans Jr. The funeral was held in Winchester Tennessee. James A. French former West Virginia Board of Education member died at 88 in Charleston after a long illness. He had served as Mercer County schools superintendent.
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Winchester
Tenn
Taylor V. Cremeans
West Virginia
Morris Harvey College
Cremeans
Cabell County
John W. Cremeans Jr
James A. French
West Virginia Board of Education
French
Charleston
Welch
Mercer County
Transit Authority chief seen at crash sim with officials
Investigators press on into cause of the Friday electric train crash as George Krambles Chicago Transit Authority general manager surveys controls in a simulation. Beside him Kay Bailey National Transportation Safety Board vice-chair and acting Chicago Mayor Michael Bilandic look on.
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George Krambles
Chicago Transit Authority
Krambles
Kay Bailey
National Transportation Safety Board
Chicago
Michael Bilandiright
Government Tests Restorative Justice Across Seven States
The government will fund a two year evaluation of a restorative justice concept where criminals repay victims through work instead of jail. Grants totaling 2 million dollars will support the study in seven states including California Colorado Connecticut Georgia Maine Massachusetts and Oregon.
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Kalifornia
Colorado
Connecticut
Georgia
Maine
Massachusetts
Oregon
AMA asks firms to halt ads on violent TV shows
The American Medical Association urged 10 major corporations to stop sponsoring violent prime time programming, calling it pollution of the airwaves. Sears Roebuck and Co. reportedly agreed to cease ads on the most violent shows, though an AMA spokesman cited prior company decision.
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American Medical Association
Richard Palmer
AMA
Palmer
Sears Roebuck and Co
Workers Protest Cost Of Living Refusals In The Hague
Tens of thousands of Dutch workers walked out in a nationwide strike to protest bosses not providing automatic cost of living raises in 1977 contracts. Rotterdam port and Amsterdam bore the heaviest impact with about 1 100 and 900 on strike respectively, affecting roughly 20 percent of workers in these areas.
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Netherlands
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Pleads Innocent By Reason Of Insanity In West Kansas Murders
Francis Donald Nemechek a 26 year old WaKeeney man pleads not guilty by insanity to five first degree murder charges for abducting and killing four women and a boy in western Kansas dating from 1974. Seventy five potential jurors reported as trial begins Judge Steven Flood rules him competent. Victims Cheryl Young Hersin Guy Diane Lovette Carla Baker Paula Fabrizius. Bodies found in farmhouse near Hill City and in Gove and Trego Counties. Nemechek held on 750000 bond.
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Francis Donald Nemechek
Nemechek
WaKeeney
Kan
Kansas
Steven Flood
Cheryl Young
Hersin Guy
Diane Lovette
Fort Madison
Iowa
Carla Baker
Hays
Paula Fabrizius
Ellis
Hill City
Miss Baker
University of Kansas
Trego County
Fabrizius
Escapees May Flee To Honduras
Florida authorities warn that an escaped killer Richard Williams and his Honduran-born wife Ondina Williams may flee to Honduras after a bold prison raid on Sunday. They allegedly freed 14 inmates, seized two guns, and chained officers in a boiler room before escaping in a getaway car near Interstate 75. Both were serving life terms for the 1975 murder of a Miami Beach supermarket manager during a robbery.
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Honduras
Florida Highway Patrol
Richard Ee Williams
Ondina Williams
Florida
Williams
Miami Beach
Lake Butler
Lowell
Premier Rene Levesque linked to fatal Montreal accident
Montreal coroner awaits police and medical reports on Edgar Trottier’s death after a car driven by Premier Rene Levesque struck him near Cote Des Neiges Road and Cedar Avenue. Trottier, 62, died at Montreal General Hospital. police made no charges, no breathalyzer test was given, and an autopsy may determine if a public inquiry is needed depending on evidence of crime.
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Maurice Laniel
Rene Levesque
Edgar Trottier
Montreal General Hospital
Diane Hebert
Philibert Hebert
Lauier
Trottier
Laniel
Levesque
Rene
Yves Michaud
Corinne Cote
George Wilson
Cote Des Neiges Rd
Cedar Avenue
Wilson
Congressmen Handle Crisis With Brandy
Congress members reveal how they cut energy use at home and in offices during the fuel crisis. They describe turning down thermostats keeping doors closed and using draft dodgers while some dress warmly and sip brandy before bed. The tone notes frugality and personal measures across parties.
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Congress
UPI
Washington
Patricia Schroeder
D - Cole
Gas and electric bills soar with colder January demand
Gas bills show 35 to 40 percent higher January charges than last year with example hikes from 40 to about 69 dollars for a 30 mcf customer. December bills doubled year over year. Electric bills rose more moderately due to lack of fuel adjustment but still climbed. APCo serves 670,788 customers with lower rates, Verco and Monongahela higher.
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Appalachian Power Co
Apco
Jennings Falknner
Monongahela Power
Virginia Electric Power Co
Verco
Monongahela
Vepco
East cold spell to linger Monday with mixed western warmth
National forecast shows continued cold conditions in the East through Monday, while the West remains mild. The Pacific Northwest should see rain, and the Great Lakes area may experience light snow flurries.
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Pacific Northwest
Great Lakes
Airport Weather Snapshot and River Conditions Summary
The report details a 24 hour period ending 10 am with a high of 16 and a low of 4, including a record high 56 in 1985 and record low 4 in 1972. Precipitation trace for period and 11 for month, 213 for year, winds N at 7 mph, barometer 3038 rising slowly. Extended outlook projects fair days with a warming trend to near 50 by Friday, overnights in teens to 30 by Friday. River notes show Greenbrier normal and clear frozen, Lake Bluestone normal and clear frozen, 28 gates open, Hinton gauge at 2.5 feet.
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Greenbrier
Bluestone
Hinton
Woodrow School Gears Up For Partial Return After Shutdown
Woodrow plans to reopen with classes on Monday Thursday and Friday and teachers in the building from 8 30 a m to 3 p m to counsel students. After 38 missed days the aim is to catch up by June while no extended hours or summer break changes are planned. Students express relief and hope the school stays open as teachers assign week long homework to keep them busy.
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Woodrow
Emmette Hurt
Hurt
Board of Education
Jesson
Ann Stover
Glen White
Candy Bennett
Maple Fork
Mary Boggs
James Crest Drive
Ross Hutchins
Columbia
Hutchins
Raleigh Register Subscription Rates In West Virginia 1874
Subscription prices for The Raleigh Register listed for October 1 1874 show daily and Sunday rates at one year 31 00 plus West Virginia sales tax 1 53 totaling 32 83. Six month and three month options priced with respective taxes, mailed to West Virginia addresses. out of state rates not clearly included.
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Salisbury
Beckley and
Huniton
W.va
Raleigh Negister
Carter
Coast
West
Oller States
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