Gas service receivership hearing set in Raleigh County
The West Virginia Commission orders George W. Willis United Fuel Gas Company and Cabot Corporation to appear March 2, 1966 in Charleston to show cause why Willis’s gas service certificate should not be revoked and why others should extend service to his customers if revoked, with notice by Beckley publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Yn E. Cays
Car Meadows, Jr
Rge W. Willis
Mr. Willis
Circuit Court
Raleigh County
West
Carladows, Jr
George W. Willis
United Fuel Gas Company
Caboration
Cabot Corporation
Charleston
United Fuel Gas Com . Cabot Corporation
E. Rl Meadows, Jr
Commission
Beckley
Barcy
Charles P, Caldwell
Lester
Releigh County
Fasching Carnival Masks Rule German Streets
In Bonn and other Rhine towns Fasching crowds fill streets from Shrove Tuesday through Ash Wednesday. Masks and costumes shield revelers while satire targets Adenauer, foreign workers and De Gaulle. Parades in Bonn Mainz and Duesseldorf draw millions. Cologne’s six hour procession. Bonfire effigies mark the end of Carnival. Plane tire blows in Sydney. 101 aboard BOAC 707 escape injury.
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Wellington
Long Bonn
UPI
Saturn
Earth
Konrad Adenauer
de Gaulle
Bonn
Mainz
Duesseldorf
Armenian refugee survivor ties to global relief drive
Mrs. Sahakian, a survivor cited in US reporting, reflects on centuries of turmoil from Ottoman campaigns to Russian wars. The piece notes a Beirut refugee drama marking 15 years of a humanitarian operation, with radio and TV appeals urging contributions. A spokesman for the organization commented on its work.
Britain Pushes Drunk Driving Law In Parliament
The British government introduces a bill making driving with four whisky shots illegal. It faces clashes with the British Medical Association over roadside breath tests. Penalties include fines up to $280 or two years in prison and license suspension. Labor aims to cut road deaths and injuries.
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London
UPI
British Medical Association
BMA
Labor
Strike Ends In Beirut After City-Wide Bar Trade Talks
Owners of bars, nightclubs, and restaurants in Lebanon's capital announce an end to a strike after government promises to review demands for unrestricted operating hours, lower liquor taxes, and changes to a new social security law affecting employers.
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Eee’ Lebanon
UPI
Middle East
Public Notice From Nathaniel Pack Whitby WV
Public notice states I will not be responsible for debts or obligations incurred by anyone other than myself Nathaniel Bill Pack Whitby located in West Virginia reads Fri-2-RR and indicates a personal disclaimer of liability.
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Nathaniel Bill Pack Whitby
W. Va
Williams Williams Mrs ane E 74 funeral services set
Mrs ane E Williams, aged 74, of 102 Campbell Court, will have funeral services at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Melton Mortuary Chapel. Burial is in Memorial Park. Arrangements by Melton Mortuary. James Wesley Johnson age 4 of Eccles will have funeral services at 1 30 p.m. Friday at the Jolo Church. Burial in Loneoak Cemetery at Jolo.
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Williams Williams
Ane E
Campbell Court
Melton Mortuary Chapel
Memorial Park
Johnson Johnson
James Wesley
Eccles
Jolo
Loneoak
Melton Mortuary
Smith Smith
Maude K
Garfield Street
Keyser Bryant
W. Reece Burns
Highlawn Memorial Park
Oak Hill
Cole Cole
John Kelly
Pemberton
Fred X. Williams
Cleve Young
Sunset Memorial Park
Sophia
Rupe Rupe
Jesse G
Fred X. Ba Ogy
McKinney Cemetery
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Germany
Cologne
Sydney
Australia
Mascot
Mrs. Sahakian
Barney Slater
Aren
New York
NEA
Ias
U. S
Pacriss
England
Russia
Armenia
Beirut
Europe
Britain
Tyrone
H. J. Oram
Dorothes Lange
Newark
Musera of Art
Raleigh
The
Print Advertising Association
Keyser Bryant Funeral Home
Beckley Tire & Rubber CO
St. Payette
Oxford, England
Richard Burton
Oxford
HS City
Kanawha Street
Fleor
Todd’s Grocery Hardware
Beaver
John
Keleo D. Lilly
Sam G. Foley
Porter, Street
Delmaree Sho Shop
Heber St
Dial
City Ave
Price Brothers
Sunoco Station
Princeton
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