Social Security says Charleston woman dead by error
Rosie Nelson of Charleston, 64, was sent a letter stating her Social Security number expired because she is dead. The office says clerical errors occur and that she must prove she is alive with identification to resume benefits. Nelson, who has received disability checks since 1981, is distressed by the mistake.
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Rosie Nelson
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Social Security Office
Washington, D.C
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Social Security
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Donna Lappert
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Mercer County Unit on aging seeks funds to pay debts
Mercer County officials pressed Gov Underwood aides for immediate financial help to cover delinquent bills at the aging and senior issues agency. Delegation urged using 85 000 from budget digest for center renovations to settle taxes. State offers a long term plan. local funds may be needed if no aid arrives.
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Cecil Underwood
Mercer County
Del
Richard Flanigan
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Flanigan
Kathyrn Bayless
Mercer County Commission
Underwood
Dan Page
County Commission Board of Directors
Homer Ball
Bob Kiss
Raleigh
Leonard Anderson
Summers
Dels
Elizabeth Osborne
Eustace Frederick
Teen to be charged as adult in arson death case
A 14 year old boy, T J Jeffress, will be tried as an adult in the arson deaths in Clarksburg after breaking into a trailer and an apartment on July 12 and setting both fires. Kenneth Carder, 79, died of smoke inhalation. The judge preserved both crime scenes for defense review and potential life sentence if convicted.
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Harrison County
T.J. Jeffress
Meadowbrook
Kenneth Carder
Thomas Bedell
Jeffress
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