Four Buses Unable To Make Runs Today
Snowbound conditions disrupt school transport as four buses fail to run and others limit service. Everett Underwood, transportation director, cites heavy snow and safety blankets. students told to stay home or wait for later buses. Weather bureau forecasts light flurries tonight and Thursday with temperatures near the low 20s.
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Ramey
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Underwood
Atesko
Filypatrick
Joe
Marsh Park
Unileywood
Loris
Witsen High School
Sts Cove
Twrefore
Sehank
de Raleigh Coty Aremorial
Power Co Named In Damage Suit
ASSO DaMAge Sul Was filed Thursday in the Raleigh County Circuit Clerk's office by Billy R. and Genevieve Patrick against Appalachian Power Co and Ro. Boulezay Tnc of Charlotte. The Patricks own a residence in the Cambridge Estates at Daniel and say blasting during a power line construction damaged their home. They seek $5,000 in damages for a jury trial.
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Raleiatt County
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Genevieve
Appalachian Power Co
Ro. Boulizay
Tnc
Charlotte
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Daniel
Uhey
C. Hevitosy Lilly
Jalvicks
Politics heats Raleigh County filings for May primary
In Raleigh County the election season opens with filings in the county clerk’s office. Charles McGraw 43 of Bol Democrat filed for County Court member to succeed Charles Burdiss. Joe Rodrigues Democrat Justice of the Peace for Town District also filed. Cubby Bair Democrat filed for Executive Committee third ward. McGraw previously attended Traphil High and Booker College and has ties to veteran and civic groups. Filing closes midnight May 3 according to Clerk Harold Manks.
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Raleigh County Crew
Charles McGiw
Bol
WeGraw
Charles Burdiss
Joe Rodrigues
Cubby" Bair
McGraw
Frances V. Tuiphrey
Bookiey College
Veteran of Foreign Ways
Asleis County
Raleigh County
Young Democrate Club
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Harold Manks
Whr
Nuit
Legislative debate on equal sacrifices and district changes
The legislature discusses district reallocations from Ne to Rep Jon Stack in the Third. A prior session included a school building project and state aid plans. The governor notes the state needs about funds for roads and a new bend in infrastructure.
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Lagan
Keyes
Init
al Yaise
Okun to Become Youngest Council Chairman
Okun is set to take over and become the council's youngest ever chairman in 22 years. Described by friends as an economist, he aims to balance the budget as a core policy, stressing government role and long term economic health.
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Okun
Council of Economic Vaivigere
Chup
Zehool Shu
Fie
Vole
Two More Chicago Officers Linked to Ku Klux Klan
Police Superintendent Conlisk announced two additional Chicago officers identified as Ku Klux Klan members amid an inquiry into police loyalty. Names include Ernest Semet, 32, and William Harvey Plogger, 43, with others already named. several faced resignation or board hearings as investigations expand.
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Dames
RB. Contisk
Chicago
Tresdhig
Ku Klux
Shakespeare
Conlisk
Cand Pingger
Ferro
Nick View
al Polite Deiplinges Board
Wien
Dente
Pop Tax Debate Aims at State Budget Reallocation
Charleston officials discuss directing a proposed pop tax to the state's general fund to better track health spending at West Virginia University Medical Center. Governor Hulett Smith opposes the idea, while legislators hint at plans to preserve medical subsidies and graduate protections for doctors in the state future.
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UPY
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West Germany to Dump Surplus Coal Into U S Market At Loss
Washington reports West Germany plans to dump surplus coal into the U S market at a loss of about $6.4 million. United Mine Workers President W A Boyle says German coal would sell for about $3 per ton in the U S while German production costs run around $14 per ton. He urges action against below cost coal sales and notes impacts on U S coal and balance of payments.
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U.S
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Germany
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United States
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Novie
U.K
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Gernisio
Neely files $100 million suit in bank case
Neely, a Hinton bank executive, filed a federal suit alleging misappropriation and false preserution related to funds at First National Bank of Hinton. The action grows from an August arrest and plea to misapplying $5,000, with three years probation.
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Camarleston
Hinton
Hheather Bank
Deaths and Funerals in Nashville and area
Obituary items report the deaths of Mrs. E Dickens 47 of Nashville and Mrs Gladys Mowery plus Myma Clark and others. Details include accident death near Sherman Texas, funeral arrangements at Woodlawn Cemetery Nashville and Robbins Funeral Home, and survivor lists with spouses children and relatives.
Obituary for Oren Miller and family notes
Oren Miller died at home in Wortsmouth Ohio after a heart attack. Born May 1 1929 at Laurel Creek, he was survived by his wife Violet Lampkin Miller, two daughters, five sons, two brothers and one sister. Funeral services will be Thursday at Melton Mortuary Chapel with Reverend Robert Parry presiding. Burial in Sweeneysville Cemetery.
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Wortsmouth
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Stavney
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Burg
George
Moly) Slane
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Robby
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Canton
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Rgmie
Ray
Colne
Whol
Annte Jay
Danin
Abin
Gina
Miller
Swringen
Portsmaud
Vaningee
Rites and D rites for anes darrene and others noted
Mrs H Scarborough of 12 Meyrick Street is to be laid to rest Thursday at Webb and Neal Memorial Gardens with Rev L Wing and Elder Eugene Nicol presiding. Funeral details include viewing at the Alineal home, interment at Bh Hidve Memorial Gardens, and survivors listed across multiple families. The obituary covers several relatives, memorials, and services, with callers invited after the service.
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Elvi Scarbrough
Meyrick
Weld Alglom
Webb Gad Neal Panera
Laver Wing
Eugene Nicol
Ehari
Hidve
Frivals
Rowla Matheny
Ravens Haag
Branklint
Joseph Orn
Si County
Stanley
Zion Primative Baptist Chavet
Beckley
George
Carlton
MacArthur
Grover Ngasset
Clifford
Woorrase
Beckles
Mars
Elsie Elier
Mark Moyd
Ronda Matheny
Ravenswood
Massie Krvsztatik
Chimbis
Ohio
Neal Porthrwas
Baltimore
Avanachildren
Brandenit
President Signs War On Poverty Bill in Texas
President Johnson signed the 1.77 billion war on poverty bill after midnight, finalizing legislation passed by the first session of Congress. The total sums included 842.92 million for Appalachian development and 1.77 billion in allocations for the Office of Economic Opportunity which oversees the program.
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Johnson
Auth Congress
Office of Economic Opportunity
Heart Transplant Surges Ahead Amid Cape Town Turmoil
In a hectic sequence at Groote Schuur, heavy heart surgery news unfolds as Barnard and team report Washkansky’s improved condition while expressing optimism for Blaiberg. The operation scene includes racial policy notes and a beach incident involving Taunt, potentially a donor link, amid cautious official statements.
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Clive
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Fyson
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Baruied
Mallerg
Blaiberg
Barvied
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Bhulens
Hinh
Tall Ue
Barnas
United States
Fish Hack
Taunt
Thaunt
Cote Schur Hospital
Jay
Jost Manent
Woman Dies Following Lone Car Crash in Meadow Bridge
Mrs Reena Harris Famer of Meadow Bridge is reported dead after a single vehicle crash on June 19 1881 near Rian. She leaves a son, a daughter and four great grandchildren. The baby is at Dor Smathers Pundral Chapel in Past Hainelle.
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Reema Mubiy Tarvis
Meadow Bridge
Ines Horn
Rian
Joh
Mary Cox
Jackie
Eagene TM
A Bator
Bertha Pleshman
Hainelle
Federal Court Takes Up BS Suspension Case at Bluefield State College
Federal Judge Sidney Christin interprets that the West Virginia Human Rights Commission lacks authority over public education. The State NAACP seeks permanent reinstatement for 10 students suspended after October demonstrations, arguing discriminatory enforcement of college rules. The students, eight Black and two white, have attended classes on temporary relief since their suspension.
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Dudge
Sidney Christine
West Virginia Human Rights Commission
Whem
Bluesfield State College
Christiehen
NAACP
Hum Rights Commission
Uneup
Sidney Christie
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Naagr
Vietnam War Fatalities and Air Losses Reported
A U S spokesman cites casualties among Marines and Navy personnel in Viet Nam fighting. Reports say several Marines and a Navy corpsman died with others wounded while aiding farmers against Viet Cong forces. The text notes U.S. jets logged 142 missions targeting supply lines in the southern panhandle, hitting trucks trains and barges, with a Navy Crusader down and an airman rescued. The account mentions MIG engagements and a downed aircraft under unclear causes.
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U.S
Carrier Returning SASERO Japsy CAPs The Kearsarge
The carrier Kearsarge left after a holiday pause in Vietnam actions. A fire gutted a enlisted men's wardroom injuring several sailors. The ship returned to duty as the conflict continued in the Gulf regions.
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Searsarge
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Canalan
Gulf of Toukin
Funeral service for Fred Poindexter set in Richfield Inia Chapel
Funeral services for 55 year old Fred Poindexter will be held at 2 pm Friday at the Richfield India Funeral Parlor Chapel with Rev Frank Mills in charge. Burial will follow in Quorment Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 1 pm Saturday following a long illness.
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Freal Poindexter
Ritchield Inia
Vice President Covers Third Leg of African Tour
Vice President Kumphrey led a tour through Accra and Ghana visiting Akosombo on the Ameri-linanged Wall River project. He attended three days of celebrations marking Liberia’s sixth inauguration and toured a partially completed high school with officials present. He spent 85 minutes touring and discussed establishing a national award for teaching exemplars.
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Hubert II
Kumphrey J
Liberia
Monto
William Tubwan
Funeral for Mrs Gardner set Thursday in Oak Hill chapel
Mrs Marie Gardner EAMSTI SOTVINES MONATES of Oak Hill will be laid to rest Thursday at 11 a.m. in the Thomas Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Barley officiating. Burial will be in the Shying Cemetery. Mrs Gardner died Saturday at Albion hospital after a long illness. She was the widow of Hershey T Gardner and lived in Oak Hill. Surviving are her husband, three sons, three daughters, three sisters, four brothers, and four grandchildren. Friends may call today at the funeral home.
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Gladys Mowery
Myma Clark
Sks
Gladys Ford Fae
Muowery
Meber
Ritchie and Johnson
Ina
Gerry St
Inja Foneilness
Beckley
Saver
William and
Stella Temonford
Eamsti Sotvines Monates
Wivie
Tee
Ays
Addicts Start Riot at Rehab Center in Norco
At the California Rehabilitation Center in Norco inmates seized control of the facility during a riot that began around 1 p.m. on Monday. Rioters set fires, damaged buildings, and attacked guards, with nine inmates injured, four by gunshot. One inmate, Leray White, 37, Los Angeles, died after surgery 12 hours later. The incident involved over 1,000 residents and led to the removal of inmates to other housing as officials attempted to restore order.
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Uhe
Colema Hotch
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Uy Venter
Mnrest
Wei
Dey ii Staries
Rieko
George Butcher Dies After Heart Attack in Oak Tilt
George Butcher, longtime miner and labor union supporter, died Tuesday at his home in Oak Tilt after a heart attack. He worked for New fiver and Pacahontas Cont Cg at Minden and was a member of Avenue Church of God and the United Mine Workers of America. Burial followed at Tigh ali Memorial Park, with services at the Avenue Church of God. Daughter Dorothy Wop of Miami and others, including Alien Twerge of Savannah, mourn his loss. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday.
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Huspine
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Mars
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Reopening Of Schools May Cause Asian Flu Outbreaks
Asian flu fears rise as schools reopen across the nation. Health officials warn two weeks of return to classrooms could trigger outbreaks. NEDC lists 22 states with outbreaks or potential cases and reports rising urban deaths. Western states largely spared. Florida, Virginia cite probable and possible cases.
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Ford Joins In Raising Car Prices
Ford Motor Company joins General Motors, Chrysler, and American Motors in boosting vehicle prices by 23 to 32 dollars per car. The rise, effective immediately, follows federal safety rules requiring front shoulder harnesses in new cars. Critics accuse automakers of using the mandate to claim excess profits while blaming government costs. The price hikes are under discussion as auto makers respond to safety mandates and market demand.
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Castro Orders Gas Rationing Amid Ninth Year Rally
The Cuban leader Castro marks his ninth year in power with a speech defending compulsory gas rationing linked to shortages and a push for women in military service. He vows austerity and warns of Western pressure while Cuba faces oil limits from Soviet allies.
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Sunny Thor
Fragmented holiday notes hint at cautious outlooks
A garbled United Press summary references holiday timing and cautious expectations, noting efforts to reduce deaths and safety around New Year rituals. The text mentions a vigil, a tunnel event, and various numeric placeholders, but details remain unclear and partially obscured.
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United Press
Court Opens Jan 8 Grand Petit Jurors Named
The Rays fieigh County Criminal Court opens its January term with grand and petit jurors selected. Names include Myrlie Jarvel of Miner, Wayne of Lester, Javeell and Tarvis of Coal City, Mary Tearsley of Mirway, and many others from Shady Spring, Sprague, Spruce Street, and surrounding areas. Jurors reported at 9 a.m. for the 498 dollar term.
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Min Ier
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Lester
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