Citizens Help Sought In Probe Of Pollution
D Grove Moler, Wyoming County prosecuting attorney, prepares for October Grand Jury in a county wide pollution probe. He mails instructions to law officers justices of the peace and many groups. Citizens must provide names of witnesses and any identifiable polluters. Anonymous tips not accepted.
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Pineville
RNS
D. Grove Moler
Wyoming County
Edwin G. Hall
Hall
Prosecuting Attorney's Office
State Water Resources Board
State Health Department
Jaycettes Help Labor Day Festivities In Pineville
Pineville Jaycettes, led by Mrs Ted Bailey, plan Labor Day activities in concert with Jaycees. They will run game concessions and parade preparations at 11 am, plus a hot dog stand at Palisades Park during the event. Other members include Mrs Warren McGraw and several neighbors.
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Pineville
RNS
Ted Bailey
Pineville Jaycettes
Mountain
Jaycees
Jaycettes
Palisades Park
Youths Charged In Looting Of Meters At Pineville
Two 17 year olds Alvin Cook and Garry Brown were charged with looting 24 parking meters in Pineville. Deputies arrested them at 2:25 am Thursday and found $10.66 in coins and $1,440 in meter damage. They were bound over to the Wyoming County grand jury after a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Bill Houck.
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Pineville
RNL
Wyoming County Grand Jury
Alvin Cook
Garry Brown
Junior Laxton
Grand Jury
Bill Houck
Entry Change At Idaho Fair Lets Pigeon Enter With Egg
A Western State Fair participant in Boise Idaho received permission to alter his pigeon entry after the male bird laid an egg and would not leave the perch. The adjustment was approved to keep the competition fair for the event.
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Boise, Idaho
UPI
Idaho
Oceana Women Plan Programs for Year
The Oceana Womans Club outlined a year of programs at a planning meeting led by Mrs Otis Cook. Hostess committees include September summer reports and local talent entertainment, October International Affairs, November Public Affairs, December Fine Arts, January Home Life, February Education, March Conservation, April Home Life, and May Fine Arts with a mother and daughter banquet planned.
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Oceana
Oceana Woman’s Club
Otis Cook
Carl Mack
Woodrow Cook
Hugh Miller
Nancy Ellenburg
Bobbi Jeanne Crouch
Tom Evans
Wade Cozort
B. D. Caton
International Affairs Department
A. G. Lugar Jr
Les Lively
A. G. Lugar
Bill Wiseman
Kenneth Hager
Public Affairs Department
Everette Gray
Ray Epling
Jack Rider
R. C. Hatfield
Frances Hurley
Philip Roach
Mora Chambers
Minnie B. Hawkins
Conservation Department
L. W. Beane
Louise Smith
Jennings Barrett
James Richardson
Ruby Meador
Home Life Department
Jim Hall
Wayne Hatfield
French Manning
Speck's Lawyer May Ask Trial Site Shift
Public defender Gerald W. Getty said Richard Speck could not receive a fair Chicago trial presently and hinted at seeking a venue change. He asked to team with prosecutors to select eight mental experts to examine Speck before trial. Security was tight after Speck's third court appearance since his suicide attempt amid threats to his life.
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Speck
Chicago
APS
Gerald W. Getty
Richard Speck
Getty
Far South Side
School and adult advisory officers listed in 12th grade group
Pauley Jr. serves as president with Jerry McKinney 12th grade representative and Mike D'Antoni second vice president. Other officers include Debbie Hill 9th grade and Mike Wikes 10th grade, Liz Pryor first vice president, Barbara Davis secretary. Adult advisory board officers are George Biggs president, Mrs. George Thomas vice president, and Mrs. Joe Hill secretary. Ways and means committee members include Mrs. Bob Shumate chairman and several others. Publicity committee chair Clifton Pauley with members Herman Akers and Frank Holland. Telephone committee includes John Tice and Charles Bailey.
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Debbie Hill
Mike Wikes
Liz Pryor
Barbara Davis
George Biggs
George Thomas
Joe Hill
Bob Shumate
Robert Fulford
Frank Luizzo
Junior Bowling
Jim Beard
Hank Jeffcoate
Harry Agee
Bowling
Clifton Pauley
Herman Akers
Frank Holland
John Tice
Charles Bailey
Inmates Escape Florence Prison Take Train Engine
Two Arizona State Prison inmates escaped from Florence facility stole a pickup truck and hijacked a train engine and caboose. They surrendered after authorities tracked the engine to the end of its track about 40 miles east of Florence.
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Mayden, Ariz
UPI
Arizona State Prison
Florence
Massing Recovers From Major Surgery At Beckley Hospital
John Massing is recuperating at his Bluestone Road home after major surgery last week at Beckley Hospital. Miss Belinda Lee and her brother Michael of Richmond Va are visiting their aunt Mrs Clyde E Ward. Edwin Seagraves and family from Greensboro NC returned home after visiting in their grandparents home. Lithium is the lightest of all metals.
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Mount Hope
John Massing
Bluestone Road
Beckley Hospital
Belinda Lee
Michael
Richmond
Clyde E. Warden
Edwin Seagraves
Gregory
David
Karen
Jeffery
Greensboro
N. C
John Kody
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Oak Hill
Patrolman
Price Hill
Free Will Baptist
Waters
Johnny Spencer
Pas
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Jess Buckland
Gene Bowman
Warren McGraw
Gene Harvey
David George
Essie Ramsey
Johnny Jackson
James Goode
Rex Stewart
Bernard Stump
Price Calfee
Oceana Women Plan
Circuit Court
Herbert C. Paschen
Marty
Vay
Prince ST
Mullens Teen Club
States House Canvass
Mullens
Clifton
Daisy Mae
Anna Mae Snufefr
Circle View Road
Beckley, W. Va
Mrs
James Snuffer
Raymond and
Daymond
Woodrow Wilson High School
Harper Heights Missionary Baptist Church
Bank of Raleigh
Bank of Raleigh Main & Kanawha Streets
F.d.ic
Caprolani
Acrylic
Dupont Urethane
Dupont
Nash Campbell
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