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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1998
Page
12
The notice provides direct phone lines for stream conditions at Bluestone Lake 466-0156 Summersville Lake 872-5809 and R D Bailey Lake 664-9587 for immediate access to current water data and safety updates.
United National Bank Vice President Linda Chaney supported a community Halloween event at the armory, funded rental costs, and helped host a large crowd. Families enjoyed trains, prize giveaways, and costumes including Spiderman and Batman. A child prepared to be Godzilla next weekend amid a planned two Halloween celebration.
Secretary of State Ken Hechler and DEP Director Michael Miano addressed a crowd as coal vendors handed out hot dogs and drinks. The event aired West Virginia and Marshall games while officials argued the EPA permits aim to prevent stream degradation and should be issued promptly.
Lacy Earl Fruit Jr., 36, of Whipple, surrendered to authorities Saturday night after being charged with first degree murder in the Oct. 17 shooting that killed John Walton, 36, of Whipple. Walton died at Charleston Area Medical Center after being in critical condition. Fruit was arraigned in magistrate court and held at Southern Regional Jail pending a bond hearing. He allegedly shot Walton in the head during an argument with a small caliber handgun. He had earlier faced a malicious wounding charge and posted bond.
Five officials from two associations work long hours from August to November to enforce football rules. Veterans like Jim Parker detail training, penalties, safety focus, and the pride of fair play. They describe gear, clock rules, coin toss, and the challenging, thankless nature of officiating.
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