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Register Herald in Beckley, West Virginia

24 Sep 1998

Page 11

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Register Herald

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Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1998

Page

11

Fayette County forms dilapidated building board at first meeting

Fayette County organized a six member dilapidated building board by Aug. 26 to enforce new state law. Caudill chair, Parsons vice chair, Tuholsky secretary. members include Oak Hill Fire Chief Richardson and Health Department sanitarian Sale. Board to inspect, recommend action, and guide condemnation with county commission.

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Fayette County Larry Dotson Bill Caudill Joe Tuholsky Larry Parsons Fayette Partment Mike Sale Caudill Parsons Tuholsky Gary Harding Paul Blake County Commission
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Fayette County expels two ninth graders for bomb threats

Fayette County Board of Education expelled two Midland Trail High School ninth graders who allegedly called in bomb threats to Midland Trail and Gauley Bridge High Schools before the start of the school year. The girls ages 14 and 16 confessed to police after detectives traced the number, with expulsions through the end of the year and criminal juvenile petitions filed.

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Fayetteville Fayette County Midland Trail Gauley Bridge High School Larry Coleman Fayette Coleman
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Jail beds fill as corrections struggle with court order

State corrections chief Bill Davis says the Division of Corrections has moved 315 of 843 designated state prisoners from jails to prisons, plus 50 extras, but beds fill faster than they empty. About 870 state inmates remain in jails as regional and county facilities hit capacity, prompting longer sentences and holdings beyond limits.

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Charleston Division of Corrections Corrections Commis Bill Davis Wednesay Davis Division of Corrections State Supreme Court Kanawha Supreme Court
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