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Register Herald

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1998

Page

9

Waddell elected to Raleigh County school board

Patricia Ann Waddell led with 4,028 votes or 17.79 percent, defeating incumbents Paul Vennari and Margaret Scott as two terms were approved for commissioners, while John Humphrey won reelection to the Raleigh County Commission with 72.5 percent. Waddell, 58, plans to retire after 38 years in education and backs Safe School Act enforcement and potential schedule shifts. Vennari and Scott pledged school improvements and new junior highs. funding may come via bonds. Humphrey highlighted completed water and sewer projects, a strong budget, and future growth including more manufacturing jobs and road and infrastructure projects.

Raleigh County Board of Education Patricia Ann Waddell Waddell Paul Vennari Margaret Scott Paducah Jonesboro Ark Pearl, Miss Edinboro Vennari Scott Raleigh Shady Spring Trap Hill County Commission John Humphrey Martin Miller Sr Humphrey Mabscott West Virginia Sabine Glen Fork Pineville Welch Pineville Road Corinne Black Eagle Wyco Iroquois Barker’s Ridge Ravencliff-McGraws Gerald Short David Lee Ikes Fork Mike Prichard Don Nuckols Mullens Mullens High State Secretary of State Virgil Kennedy Simon Perry Cook Oceana

Malcomb wins Greenbrier seat in county race

Steve Malcomb won the Greenbrier County Commission seat Tuesday with 2,127 votes. Incumbent John Arbuckle received 1,298 and John Tuckwiller 1,127. two incumbents, Jim Anderson and John Deitz, won four-year terms on the Greenbrier Board of Education with Tim Bugas.

Lewisburg Steve Malcomb Greenbrier Malcomb John Arbuckle John Tuckwiller Arbuckle Tuckwiller Jim Anderson John Deitz

Incumbents Prevail in Wyoming County Races

With 95 percent of votes counted in Wyoming County, incumbents led in key contests for the county commission and clerk, and in the nonpartisan board of education race. Ed Harless led District 3 for the commission, D. Michael Goode held the clerk seat, and three incumbents plus several challengers contended for board seats with results shaping up for July 1 seating.

Pineville Wyoming County Nonpartisan Board of Education Ed Harless Commission Suzanne Clark Oceana Tim Fleshman Harless Clark Fleshman D. Michael Goode Ladd Jasper Goode Jasper Stanley Davis Tucker County Short McKinney Riley Brooks Margarette Swimm Nuckols Mullens

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