Funeral service for Mrs Violet Fuller in Daniels
Funeral services for Mrs Violet V Fuller 75 of Daniels will be held at 2 pm Wednesday with Rev KC Lily and Rev Hallie Shrewsbury presiding. Burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens on the Bluefield Princeton Road. She died Monday after a long illness born Speedway daughter of Robert and Ella Caperton. Survived by three sons Rev Barnard Fuller Daniels Charles Fuller Millport Ala Edd Fuller Jr Dumfries Va a daughter Mrs G Wayne Hurst Manassas Va two sisters Mrs Maude Thomas Speedway Mrs W H Wilson Royalton Ohio eight grandchildren four great grandchildren. Friends may call Memorial Funeral Directory Princeton 5 pm to 9 pm today body to church an hour before service.
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Ainerall
Memorial -Funneral Directory
Princeton
Funeral notices for Radford and Booth announced
Funeral for Alvie Emmett Radford of Union will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Broyles-McGuire Funeral Home with services by family. he died after a long illness. Also listed is Rev Ray mond E Booth of Peterstown whose funeral is set for 1 p.m. Wednesday at Broyle Ermanore Cave Se atown with burial in Peterstown Cemetery.
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Alvie Emmett
Radford
G. Zenith
Broyles-McGuire
Union
Arthur
Beckley
Meadows
Daniels
Raymond E. Booth
Peterstown
Broyle
Ermanore Cave
Seatown
Wolfe
Ralph Saloon
Harold Cox
Jack Boothsfultens
Rape Trial Ends in Hung Jury for Ronald Meadows
The trial of Ronald Meadows of Raleigh for the August 3 1972 rape of Joyce Clay 19 Beckley ended in a hung jury after two days of deliberation. Jurors included Mrs. Carl Moor Gifford Moore John W. Jones Keith Fink J R Sweeney G R Whitt Jr Mrs Anne Perry Nelson Williams Carson Greene Thomas Tolbert Zoul Tee Alexander Bernie Lavern Hunter.
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Ronald “Junior Meadows
Meadows
Raleigh
Joyce Clay
Beckley
Carl Moor
Gifford Moore
John W. Jones
Keith Fink
J.R. Sweeney
Murder Trial Opens For Henry Kopet Harvey
The Raleigh County Circuit Court opens the murder trial of Henry Kopet Harvey 23 of Camp Creek charged with the shooting death of James Kyle Kessler 406 Ewart St on June 9 1972 Prosecuting attorney Thomas Canterbury said the incident happened in an abandoned roadside park along D S 19 on Batoff Mountain at 8 pm jurors Mrs Fred Cassity Mrs Charles Mcintosh Mirtha Mitchem Shirley Thompson Donald Hunter Zoul Lee Alexander John A Cole Edith Fink and Pauline Ballard were selected for the panel.
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Henry Kopet Harvey
Camp Creek
Raleigh
Harvey
James Kyle ‘Kessler
Ewart St
Thomas Canterbury
D. S. 19
Batoff Mountain
Fred Cassity
Charles Mcintosh
Mirtha Mitchem
Shirley Thompson
Donald Hunter
Zoul Lee Alexander
John A. Cole
Edith Fink
Pauline Ballard
Legislature debate on Rules Committee votes delays special calendar
Lawmakers clash over the 12 member Rules Committee and its handling of bill placement on the special calendar. Speaker Field criticizes past practice of keeping significant legislation in committee and demands transparency of committee votes.
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Rules Committee
Isession
Field
38 Bottle Clubs Are Suspended in West Virginia
The Alcohol Beverage Central Commission suspended 38 club licenses in a crackdown on violations. Notable actions include Jeannee Variety Club and The Steelers Club in Weirton, Ruth's Club in Newell, and others across Wellsburg Moundsville Gli Wheeling and Westover. A seven day suspension hit Richard's Club of Wellsburg and five days for Mound View. The measure targets non members and after hours access.
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Charleston
W.va
CPC
Alcohol Beverage Central Commission
Jeannee Variety Club
Steelers
Weirton
Ruth's
Newell
New Cumberland
DBA Pagoda Club
Ernie’s
Cork ‘and Bottle Club
DBA Plaza Club
Palmer House Club
Club
Madrid
Wheeling
Lou
Blue Room
Shinuston
Ace of Clubs
Logan
Triangle
Westover
Jon Richard
Wellsburg
Mound View
WLS. Club
Moundsville
Senate
Red Bull
Ohio Valley Yacht
Island
Louise’ Leonard
Mar
R. Jefferson
William
Sharpe
D. Lewis
Palace
Leonard
Air Force
Hubert Flesher
Clarksburg
Flesher
North
Vietnam
Petain body theft shocks France and U.S. readers
Police hunted grave robbers believed to steal Marshal Petain’s body on Île d’Yeu aiming to move it to Douaumont. The daring act sparked national debate over Petain’s wartime legacy while police searched for suspects in California and West Virginia linked to the case.
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Douaumont
France
UPI
Marshal Philippe
Petain
Verdim
Robert M. Spector
thelNuys
David Allan Oliker
Sherman ‘Oaks
Calif
Peart
Brian Scottard
van Nuys
Arej
Ile d’Yeu
Verdun
I Love Conquers A Brownwood Chronicle Irregular Report
Deputies detained Charles Hardin and Kay Cagleton on burglary charges four days ago. They were jailed in separate counties pending further legal action. Dr. Fred Helsabeck retires after 16 years in the post.
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Brownwood
Tex
Charles Hardin
Kay Cagleton
Uvti Owerud
Fred Helsabeck
Explosion injures six at Union Carbide plant in South Charleston
A blast at Union Carbide in South Charleston WV shattered windows over a mile away and left six workers and a firefighter injured. Three workers remained hospitalized, while others treated and released. Names include Donald Spears 55 Ernest Smith 47 Jesse Bohn 51. Fire followed the blast and flames rose about 20 feet before being controlled. No cause or damage estimate given.
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Charleston
UPI
Union Carbide
Arta
Thomas Memorial Hospital
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Donald W. Spears
Ernest Smith
South Charleston
Jesse D. Bohn
St. Albans
Kerner Testifies in Own Defense Amid Trial Claims
The fragment shows Kerner continuing testimony in his own defense while president Arnold Miller faces questions during a trial. He denies possible deep damage allegations and asserts his honor remains paramount.
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Arnold Miller
Maine
Shield Law Debate Echoes Through State and Federal Ranks
Newsmen press for absolute shield protection amid ongoing discussion of a federal state split. Key figures Kerner Isaacs Miller and Knight face trial links to racing stock schemes as fires hit Illinois sites, sparking debates over cross state shield applicability and free press.
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Kerner
Isaacs
William S. Miller
Illinois‘ Racing Board
Miller
Joseph Knight
Financial Institutions
Clarksburg
W. Va
Marjorie Everett
Everett
Eeprementor
Mlinois Racing
A Miller
F. Produce Co
Westend
Three Downs
Otto Kemer
Gsotlare
West Virginia Bill Seeks State Liquor Monopoly End
In Charleston a debate over a bill to end the state liquor monopoly continues. Commissioner Richard Barber and others oppose reforms while Del Fred Grewe Jr. testifies before the House on measures affecting welfare rolls and alcohol sales.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Saaid
Missioner
Richard Barber
Del
Fred Grewe Jr
R-Obto
Anant
West Virginia Schools Face Federal Order Allegedly
West Virginia State School Supt. Daniel Maylor said no local systems violate federal desegregation rules despite a HEW order affecting five counties and 16 states. He noted WV has no segregated vocations or schools for the deaf and blind and awaits further HEW instructions to act if required.
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Charleston
UPI
Daniel B. Maylor
West Virginia
West
Kanawha
Cabell
Hancock
McDowell
Raleigh
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Taylor
State Department of Education
California Liquor Tax and Sales Bill Debated in Legislature
Testimony before the committee questioned a proposed liquor tax and pricing reform aimed at standardizing prices for alcoholic beverages across wholesalers and retailers. Critics warned about potential revenue shortfalls if private retailers raise prices and reduced sales. The measure seeks to direct some revenue to municipalities near towns.
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Adt
Poo
Barber
House
Lewis McManus
Raleigh
Del
Sarah Neal
D-Greenbrier
David Hughes
Daemon Francis
Santalford
Jj Cruz
James Gianera
Fane
Health facility bills update Charleston legislature
In Charleston West Virginia lawmakers consider HB792 and related bills shaping health facility recognition and public health oversight. Proposals cover health department duties, public utilities exemptions, prison feeding rules, taxation and county court funding, and judiciary fee implications.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Smirl
Dre- Senate
McGraw
Brotherton
Queen
Lie Land Corporation
Council
Goodwin and White
Mathis
Merritt
Scott and Goodwin
Mylea
Seibert
Supreme Court of State Law
Gilliam
Frozen Foods recall widens mushroom contamination scope
FDA says poison linked to mushrooms from Poppa Fabbrini may affect nine more lots and up to 80 000 cans. Cans marked with codes ending in 3SA2 distributed to Buffalo Syracuse Chicago and a list of Ohio and Pennsylvania towns. Some products retained in institutional sizes 4 4 to 6 9 pounds. impact uncertain whether sold to the public.
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FDA
Ohio
United
Palestine
Buffalo
Syracuse
N. Y
Chicago
Walnut
Melrose Park
Jolliet
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