Moore Seeks Intervention in Budget Amendment Case
Moore argues for intervention in a high profile budget dispute while governor, claiming direct impact on his official powers and equal protection rights. Carrigan notes readiness to support motions including a continuance. Chaney questions direct intervention under court rules. The dispute centers on how the Modern Budget Amendment constrains or enlarges gubernatorial authority and actions taken April 24 on a nearly $500 million budget.
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Beckley Credit Union Organizes Board and Sets Initial Loans
The Beckley Employes Credit Union formed its five member board led by McCormick and met at city hall to establish loan policies. They set unsecured loan limits at 100 and monthly interest on unpaid balances, plan future increases with capital growth, and pledged affiliation with the West Virginia Credit Union League. Members include police sergeant Charles Wood and city officials Palmer Legg and Motley, each taking roles as officers and committee heads.
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Dollar Dips as Francs Slide in Early Trading
Dollar fell to 4.14 to 4.16 francs in morning trading amid global monetary shifts. France’s postwar recovery and South Africa’s price moves influenced markets, with London bullion markets noting gold shifts and the British pound easing to 2.5987 dollars while the dollar’s value remained fragile. Governor Moore unavailable for comment during the National Governor's Conference.
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Mine Academy Site To Be Ready June 22
Senator Byrd announced the Mine Health and Safety Academy in Beckley West Virginia should finish by June 22 with weather delays noted. Officials found 85 percent completion on May 24 and plan to invite new bids on June 20 with openings set for July 31.
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Grace Harvey Franklin Farley Deaths And Funerals
Former Beckley resident Grace Harvey Franklin Farley 32 of Maple Fork Ocala Fla died Tuesday in an Ocala hospital. Funeral services set for 2 pm at Bluestone View Baptist Church with survivors including daughters Violet Scott and Eric Lazar, and grandchildren. Roberts Funeral Home of Ocala handling arrangements.
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Final rites announced for Thomas D J Herbert at Greenstown
Thomas D J Herbert 66 of Garten died after a long illness in a Beckley hospital. Final rites will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlors Greenstown with Rev Preston Porter officiating. Burial in Cunard Cemetery. Family receives friends 7 to 9 p.m. today.
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Maple Fork
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Plants Flourish In Lunar Soil
Earth plants treated with moon soil grew better and lived longer in tests by Vernon Scholes, biology professor at the University of South Alabama. He noted the lunar material appeared to boost plant health while researchers sought plant pathogen insights.
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Hit and run tied to Fairdale man charged with six counts
Police report a Fairdale area man, Jessie Slusher, jailed on six counts after a hit and run at the intersection of Valley Drive and Neville Street. The incident caused injuries and traffic disruption as officers investigated the scene and the driver was charged with leaving the scene and related offenses.
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Government Denies Errors in Bonn Brown Conviction
Charleston based report says the government denies trial errors in Bonn Brown’s bribery conspiracy case linked to the 1968 Elkins trial of former Gov. WV Barron. Brown’s appeal to the Fourth Circuit cites admitted evidence issues and asserts a jury foreman bribery plot was misaddressed.
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Inflation Level Lowest In U S Headed OECD Meeting
OECD inflation data show the United States had the smallest rise among 24 nations, a 5.1 percent increase, as ministers prepare for a three day Paris session on rising prices. Separately, Mrs. Frederick Helwig plans a UN visit after walking 15 miles daily from Buffalo to New York to highlight missing Americans in Indochina. A two vehicle crash at F Street and Laurel Terrace caused about 500 dollars in damages. no charges were filed. Beckley Fire Dept Rescue Squad assisted residents twice on Monday.
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Cadle challenged ballot issue ties to council vote
Town records show prosecuting attorney Thomas Canterbury advised Rhodell poll workers on handling a challenged ballot. He noted the validity would depend on city council and legal counsel. The piece also notes a Senior Life-Saving class for candidacy eligibility and a separate inflation analysis comparing OECD members with the United States and Iceland.
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Funeral services for Mrs Melvina Cooper Crab Orchard
Funeral services for Mrs Melvina Cooper 5 Crab Orchard will be held Wednesday at 1 pm in Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Rev C A Bare in charge Burial will be in Cooper Scholes Cemetery at Barn National Aeronautics Space Administration Moon soil experiments involved single plants Moon dirt apparently stimulates the chlorophyll in the plants
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Mrs Beulah Keatley obituary notice
Beulah Grace Keatley, 78, of 402 3rd Ave Beckley died at 8 15 a m in a local hospital after a long illness. The body will remain at Melton Mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
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Air Space Bill Faces House Rejection In West Virginia
In Charleston West Virginia the air space control bill stalled as House Republicans and Democrats clashed over funding for Gov Arch Moore’s budget and a 5 percent teacher pay hike. The Senate acted briefly then adjourned with the bill awaiting floor action alongside budget measures totaling hundreds of millions for highways, schools, and state programs.
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Magruder Case Ties Watergate to 1971 Break in
The Magruder inquiry probes the September 1971 break in at Daniel Ellsberg’s psychiatric office linked to Liddy and E. Howard Hunt Jr. White House officials weigh press strategy on the scandal as Nixon’s aides face shifting roles. Harmony testifies about typing intelligence reports under Liddy’s orders and describes bugging at the Democratic National Committee. Five men were arrested in June 1972 at Watergate offices. Liddy later convicted in January 1973 on conspiracy burglary bugging and wiretapping. Harmony denies perjury allegations related to statements before the grand jury.
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