Peacher fails bid for new trial in Jefferson County murder case
Charles Town Charles Péacher Jr. lost a Monday bid for a new trial after Circuit Court Judge Pierre Dostert denied the request. Pedegin remains sentenced to life, and Péacher was moved to the state penitentiary in Moundsville. He was convicted May 27 for the murder of former Jefferson County Sheriff Rowland Moreland. The jury imposed life in prison without mercy. Huntington The NAACP plans to recognize Rev. Benjamin Ward as acting Huntington Branch president. William Penn says a hearing will determine merit of a complaint against suspended local president Jaren McDowell. Charleston Larry W. Cochran of Charleston received five years probation in a U S District Court case involving $5 000 in stolen silver pieces from a Washington woman. Judge John T. Copenhaver also ordered Cochran to perform public service. Two other men were given shorter prison terms. A West Virginia Public Service Commission hearing will consider Continental Trailways bid to cut bus service by one third in southern West Virginia. The company reports a loss of 239 085 on West Virginia operations last year. Charleston planners initiate a traffic study to guide transport for a projected coal boom and energy demand, focusing on several mine sites.
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Huntington
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McDowell
Larry W. Cochran
Charleston
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Public Service Door
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Robert Corns
West Virginia Public Service Commission
Continental Trailways
West Virginia
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Trailways
Trice
Charleaton
West Virginia Department of Highways
Bilandic Victory Hint As Daley Legacy Fades In Chicago
In Chicago Michael Bilandic eyes a likely Democratic win as Richard J Daley disappears from the mayoral ballot for the first time since 1951. Dennis Block, his Republican rival, shifts aims from 40 percent to about 20 percent as a Rocky inspired underdog in the Democratic stronghold. In Washington the US prepares to ship a 40 ton superconducting magnet to the Soviet Union for testing in a joint energy program begun in 1973. It will be used in a Soviet power generator thought to exceed conventional designs.
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Premier Pham Van Dong Meets Brezhnev in Moscow
Vietnam Premier Pham Van Dong meets Soviet Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev in the Kremlin during a Moscow visit. The nations discuss bilateral matters and regional concerns in a formal reception depicted by wirephoto.
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Where Is Amin Plane Over Dublin Seeming Mystery
Conflicting reports from airport officials in four countries swirl around a Uganda bound aircraft suspected to be Idi Amin's. Unclear if Amin is aboard or heading to London for the Commonwealth summit as observers question the plane’s route and origin.
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Carter Faces B1 Bomber Decision Amid Debate
President Carter weighs a final decision on the expensive B1 bomber with supporters and opponents meeting this week. He aims to decide in May after talks with advisers and lawmakers, while Pentagon planners seek 244 aircraft at over 20 billion dollars as a hedge against aging fleets and missile vulnerabilities.
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Municipal elections under way in Rhodell and Sophia towns
Voters packed Rhodell polls by 11 am with 57 ballots cast as 259 registered voters exist. Slates from Citizens, Progressive, and Independent parties compete for mayor recorder and council in Rhodell and Sophia where 112 of 850 voters had voted by 11 am. Polls open 6:30 am to 7:30 pm. four county towns vote every two years on the first Tuesday in June with July 1 start for elected officers.
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Les Walton
Goldie Shrewsbury
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Charles Hornbuckle
Troy Johnson
Robert Anderson
Audrey McGrady
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Della Mae Smith
Edgar Cox
James Sargent
Roger Maynard
Frankie Hurbert
Sophia
Ernest Nichols
Citizen's Party
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Naty McElrath Martin
Jack Branham
R.crowning
M D
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David
Frame
Ron Taylor
Robert Powers
Dennis Saunders
Donald Stone
William Benfield
Michael Sutyak
George Hawley
Bernard Edwards
Raleigh County Sheriff's Office
Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
Mabscott
Deadly storms lash Atlantic coast killing six people
Across the Atlantic coast severe thunderstorms and tornadoes produced extensive damage. At least six people died and eight were missing as the Dixie Lee II overturned in Chesapeake Bay with fourteen rescued. Tornadoes, high winds, hail, and power outages hit Virginia, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Alabama.
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Tidewater
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Georgia Mountains
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Wilkes County
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National Fair skies forecast with cool weather nationwide
Weather outlook predicts cool and fair conditions for most of the nation on Tuesday, with warm spells in the Southwest and western plains. Extended outlook shows a warming trend into the weekend with daytime highs in the 60s to 70s and overnight lows around 40 to 50. River and lake conditions noted with modest changes and gauges open.
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Miller Sees Avertable Strike And Move Of UMW HQ
Miller outlines goals for a new operator-hirer pact due December 6. He urges a limited enforced strike right, stable bargaining, improved pension and fringe benefits, and predicts 28,000 more miners in four years. He notes plans to relocate UMW headquarters between Charleston and Pittsburgh with construction by spring.
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Deputy Named In West Virginia Jail Suicide Lawsuit
A multi defendant suit filed in U S District Court in Charleston accuses Raleigh County deputies Harold Cant Dar ee and ee and Arthur Marcum of negligence over the January suicide of Thomas A Billings 23 in custody. The claim names Sheriff Okeyland and others plus an insurance agency. Mrs B M Billings mother of the inmate alleges improper warnings and jail procedures.
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Imate
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Matcum
Mills
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Tough energy efficiency rule for 1982 home loans
A House Commerce subcommittee backed a mandatory energy efficiency provision by 12 to 8. If approved by the full committee and both houses, any buyer obtaining a home loan from 1982 onward would need an energy efficiency certification, affecting federal and federally regulated loans.
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