First BARH Awards Banquet decorates Armory event honors staff
The Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital held its first annual BARH Awards Banquet in the Armory on Saturday night honoring staff with five ten and fifteen year service records. The event featured a plaque for John M. Kern, former BARH Advisory Council president, presented by North Dickerson along with remarks by Theodore P. Hipkens ARH Inc. president.
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Armory
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Lynn Redmond
Jean Aaron
James L. Wheeler
Bonnie McKinney
Lester
Howard Monroe
Beckley
Wanda Hatfield
John M. Kern
Barh Advisory Council
North Dickerson
Kern
Board of Trustees
West Virginia
Appalachian Regional Hospital
G. C. Murphy Co
Norfolk
Theodore P. Hipkens
Appalachian Regional Hospitals Inc
Hipkins
ARH Board of Trustees
Glen W. Denham
Federal Court
Livestock Market Sets Record Sale at New River Market
The New River Livestock Market logged its largest sale ever with 415 head selling for $67,791. Market manager Minor L. Scott reported 72 consignors and 67 buyers. Prices spanned cows, steers, calves, hogs, goats, ducks, guineas, rabbits, and chickens with wide value ranges across categories.
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New River
Minor L. Scott
Columbia Gas Employee Retires After 26 Years Service
Clarence Edwin Kesler, a general utility man with Columbia Gas of West Virginia, retires after joining in 1946. A Ballengee native, he previously worked for New River Company Stores and Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. He and wife Sarah Bostick Kesler reside at 412 Rural Acres Dr., Beckley, with two sons and two daughters.
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Columbia Gas of West Virginia, Inc
Clarence Edwin Kesler
Kesler
Ballengee
Columbia
New River Company Stores
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Charleston ‘Business “College
Working wives lead labor force gains in 1970
Washington reports married women now form the largest segment of the labor force. In March 1970 the number of working wives reached 18.4 million, up about 780000 from March 1969, signaling a continuing shift in employment patterns.
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Washington
CUPI
Tax Questions and Answers on IRS Public Service Column
This column answers common federal tax questions. It covers deductibility of state transfer taxes on stock sales, finance charges on revolving credit, and casualty loss rules for property used partly for personal and partly for business. It notes Publication 347 for more details.
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U. S. Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Glow tape and triangles boost bike visibility at night
New York reports suggest decorating bicycles with glow in the dark tape and an open triangle about five square inches in size. Optometrists say reflective triangles are visible to approaching drivers at about 800 feet, roughly the length of two and a half football fields.
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New York
UPD
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Middleboro
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Clark
Albuquerque
N. M
Larry
Anderson
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Judith Ragland
Janet Munson
QYT
Aoi Haia
Iece
State
Pwill
LaFoillette
Herbert Vaughan
Chimn
Jay
Mason County
Randolph County
Kanawha County
Roane
State Road Department
General Revenue Fund
John D. Rockefeller IV
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