Six Pay Fines In Area Courts
Citizens faced fines across area courts yesterday. Ruth Iris Webb paid 62 dollars for an insufficient Hills Department Store check plus 7.50 court costs. Charles P Cryster paid 18 dollars for trailer registration noncompliance. In City Police Court four others settled 38 dollars in moving violations as Thomas Chattin and Kenneth Wise paid five dollars each for driving against traffic. Stephen Chapnick paid ten for driving left of center. W C White paid eighteen for hazardous driving. Philip D High paid twenty one dollars plus a five towing fee for nine overtime parking tickets and one University restricted zone violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice of the Peace
William Bowers
Ruth Iris Webb
Worthington
Hills Department Store
Justice Bowers
Charles P. Cryster
Rt. 4
T” Regi
Thomas M. Chattin
Sixth Ave
Kenneth Wise
Smith St
Stephen Chapnick
Euclid Ave
W. C. White
Sabraton
Philip D. High
Moundsville
Morgantown Radio Station Delayed Start To Air
WWVU project chief Mr. Van Camp says affiliations and programming are set but a hold-up slowed the first West Virginia station. He notes one engineer left for personal reasons, remains enthusiastic about a January air launch, with Marshall University pursuing a competing WV station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
van Camp
Willowdale 4 H Club Meet Held
The Willowdale 4 H Club met at the Nes seroad home on Stewartstown Road. Mary Alice Nicholson showcased her prize-winning demonstration A How How Show How. Mary Lynn Callahan reported on her trip to New York for the national 4 H competition, with many members listed as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willowdale 4H
Mark
Karina Nesseroad
Stewartstown
Mary Alice Nicholson
Willowdale Club
Mary Lynn Callahan
New York
Sandy Mullenax
Diane Stewart
Tom Stewart
Cindy Downey
Kenny Downey
Allie Foster
Emily Foster
Carolyn Bachmann
Margaret Roberts
Tom Jacobs
Public Disclosure Test Predicted In West Virginia Legislature
West Virginia lawmakers plan to test a public disclosure bill on Monday after a weekend adjournment. The House Judiciary Committee will also review motorcycle bills, a data processing system for the Statehouse, an Urban Mass Transportation Authority, welfare law revisions, and bond rules for the Industrial Development Authority. A court appointed attorney for juveniles may be allowed to collect up to $50. The Building Commission proposals seek a $1 million DPS headquarters and higher bond authority from $27 million to $29 million. The disclosure bill would require all state employees from janitor to governor to file annual disclosures naming firms with 10 percent or more ownership and whether business with the state exceeds $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statehouse
U. S. Supreme Court
State Building Commission
Commission
Department of Public Safety
House
Senate
Men Escape East German Border to Seek West German Asylum
Two East German men crossed the mine infested border early Saturday seeking asylum in West Germany. Police reported the attempted border crossing occurred at the East German frontier, signaling ongoing tensions and refugee movements amid the Cold War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braunschweig
Germany
UPI
West Germany
Community events and immunization clinic schedule
A sequence of town notices lists a carnival at Chestnut Ridge Camp at 8 p.m. on Saturday, January 27, an immunization clinic 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the County Health Department, a Human Relations Commission housing discussion at City Hall 2:30 p.m., a Mont Chateau Lodge meeting 9 a.m. to 11 p.m., a dance at Mountain lair 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m., and a Pershing Rifles dance at the Holiday Inn at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Era For Christian Unity
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Star City
Monongalia County
Senior Citizens Center
Spruce St
Unitarian Fellowship
Warrick St
Homer Kincaid
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Jaycees
Mont Chateau Lodge
Conemacs Arch
A. Moore Jr
Sanitary Board of
Morgantown
City Hall
Collegium Musicum
West Virginia University
Harry Elzinga
Lia County Court
Court House
Edward C. Lingafelter
University of Washington
Seattle
Agricultural Science
Evansdale
Monongala County Woman’s Republican Club
Montmartre
Morgan
Health Department
van Voorhis Road
Mountainlair
University Young Republicans
Arch A. Moore
Repubican
Morgantown Board of Realtors
Hotel Morgan
William Miles
Kingwood
Lions Club
County Health Department
Suncrest Kiwanis Club
Holiday Inn
Humbert! Co
Monongahela Power Co
Festival of Ideas
University School of Pharmacy
Brookhaven
Colege of Education and Human Resources
Mountain Lai
W. R. Campbell
Social Security Office
School of Pharmacy
Mountainlair Little Theater
City Zoning Board of Appeals
Brookhaven Fire Department
Rotary Club
Robert Fowler
World Affairs Institute Committee
University Music
Mont Ne
American Legion Armory
Legion
Bonnevilles
George Weber
Michael Allen
Wendie Went
Washi
Guidance
Eling
Human Relations Commission
Council
Chestnut Ridge
Pershing Rifles
Weekend car crashes leave no injuries reported
Five wrecks occurred on High Street and Beechurst Avenue. James V. Morris, 54, Enterprise, pulled from a parking space and hit Lloyd Poling, 63, Buck, 851 Grand St. Louis Angotti, 22, Westover, could not brake to avoid Terry G. Garretts, 27, 1822 Listravia Ave. Damages about 150 dollars. Another 75 dollar collision on Beechurst involved Francis R. Fox, 64, Mt. Morris, Pa., and Afrena Marie Leef, 25, 3316 Oakwood Ave. No injuries. Vermont border note follows.
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High Street
Ford
James V. Morris
Enterprise
Lloyd Poling
Grand St
Louis P. Angotti
Westover
Chevrolet
Terry G. Garretts
Listravia Ave
Pleasant Street
Beechurst Avenue
Campanile
Digging Into Ancient Site Highlighted By Morgantown Library Talk
Miss Betty Broyles of the West Virginia Geological Survey will speak at the Friends of the Library dinner January 30 at 6 30 p m at the Tree of Life Synagogue. She will discuss archaeological digs near St Albans with artifact slides. Reservations 296 4425.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Broyles
West Virginia Geological Survey
Friends of the
Morgantown Public
Tree of Life Synagogue
St. Albans
Earl L. Core
Morgantown
Roy B. Clarkson
Friends of the Library
Deadline on Tax Filing Is Close for Farm Employers
Jan 31 marks the filing deadline for 1967 Form 943 for farm employers to report Social Security taxes. Those who paid all taxes on time may file by Feb 12. The tax applies to cash wages of 150 or more per worker or any cash wages if the worker works 20 days or more. The 1967 rate is 4.4 percent per employee plus 4.4 percent from the employer, totaling 8.8 percent on the first 6600 of wages. A crew leader is treated as an employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh D. Jones
Internal Revenue
West Virginia
Jones
Two Bills Seek State Investment Reform
Two bills in the West Virginia legislature propose more flexible use of surplus general revenues. One would allow short term investment in West Virginia banks and the other would raise from 35 percent to 5 percent the cap on fixed interest corporate bonds. State Treasurer John H. Kelly supports the measures but says they do not fully align WV with other states. He notes many states invest beyond U S bonds, including 42 states in common stocks. Kelly estimates the depository bill would add about 150000 in interest in fiscal 1968 69, assuming a five percent yield versus current four percent. He cites 1965 66 interest of 502000 rising to 551000 in 1966 67 and projects 750000 for 1968 69. He adds WV has about 18 million in surplus funds annually and sees the figure rising. the State Board of Investments oversees these investments, previously limited to U S government bonds from funds like Teachers Retirement and Workmen's Compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
U. S
Kelly
State Board of Investments
Teachers Retirement System
Workmen's Compensation Fund
Public Employer Retirement
Dept. of Public Safety
Two More Bodies Are Found From Silver Bridge Disaster
The bodies of the 37th and 38th victims were recovered in the Ohio River during a large dragging operation in Point Pleasant West Virginia. Alonzo Luther Durst 30 of Cheshire Ohio and Albert E Adler Jr 31 of Gallipolis Ohio were identified among the latest recoveries. Eight people remained missing as crews planned to resume searching Sunday in fair weather along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
W. Va
UPI
Silver Bridge
Ohio River
West Virginia
Alonzo Luther Durst
Cheshire
Ohio
Bristol, Tenn
Roscoe Moore
Albert E. Adler Jr
Gallipolis
Lake County
Painesville
Glenna M. Taylor
Westover Community Association to elect officers Thursday
The Westover Community Association will hold its annual meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Westover Fire Hall. Officers present include Carl Williams president J C Bradford vice president Mrs William Blackshear secretary and William Blackshear treasurer with new board members to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westover Community Association
Westover
Carl Williams
J. C. Bradford
William Blackshear
Reapportionment Suit Dismissed in West Virginia
A federal panel dismissed a suit by Republican legislators and others seeking redistricting. The action, quashed by mutual agreement, ended when the West Virginia Legislature met in special session to redraw the districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
UPI
West Virginia
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Marshall University
Kanawha
Wayne
Cabell
Beckley
West Virginia State College
Concord College
Bluefield State College
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Marshall
Willowdale
Blackwater Park
Washington
Pittsburgh
West
Fanny Seiler
House Judiciary Committee
Josephine Joseph
GOP State Executive Committee
Senatorial
Joseph
Fairmont State College
West Virginia Business College
Gamma Chi Chi
County Heart Fund
Monongahi County
Elks Auxiliary
Woman's Club
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Republican Women’s Club
Business and Professional Women’s
Monongalia County Heart Union
Larry Eisenberg
Wesley Methodist Church
Eisenberg
Department of Evangelism
General Board of Missions
the Methodist Church
Nashville
Tenn
Rhodesia
Vermont
Connecticut River
New Hampshire
T.V
W.H. Hoover
Ralph Carpenter
Friends of City Library
South High Street
Carl
Florence) Taylor
Westover Group
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Reading Room
Christian Science Monitor
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Ray de Crane
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