Inmate Gaylor pleads not guilty in Greenbrier murder case
Gene Willard Gaylor, jailed for extortion and escape, pleads not guilty to murder and three related charges in a 1976 car bombing slaying. Co-defendants include Robert Vernon Brown and Carroll Eugene Humphries, with arraignments and extradition actions outlined by Judge Frank Jolliffe.
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WVU student pleads guilty for throwing balls at Mountaineer Field
AP reports WVU student Jason Matthew Waugh of Langhorne, Pennsylvania pleaded guilty to disturbance of school and other assemblies after throwing golf balls onto Mountaineer Field during a WVU game. He must pay a $50 fine, serve six years of unsupervised probation, and complete 24 hours of community service as ordered by campus police. It is unclear who threw a liquor bottle onto the field.
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