Price sentence, fine upheld in DMC fraud case
Theodore R. Price, former Diversified Mountaineer Corp. president, loses bid to reduce a three year sentence and $10,000 fine for defrauding DMC customers. He cooperated with prosecutors and testified against Gov. Arch Moore Jr. and aide Loy, who were later acquitted. Price began serving at Eglin AFB prison after moving from Florida.
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Charleston
Theodore R. Price
U.S
K.K. Hall
Hall
Price
Diversified Mountaineer Corp
DMC
Arch A. Moore Jr
William Loy
Florida
Eglin Air Force Base
WV Osteopathic Medicine class sizes announced
Lewisburg West Virginia 43 men and five women will form the third class at the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine per President Roland P. Sharp. Most students hail from West Virginia with more than 1 600 applicants. Classes begin August 16. Thunderstorms caused floods across parts of the lower Mississippi Valley with evacuations and warnings.
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Lewisburg
W.va
West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine
Roland P. Sharp
West Virginia
Sharp
Greenbrier College of Osteopathic Medicine
Mountain Statesman publication details and contact info
The Mountain Statesman lists publication details at 4 W Main St Grafton WY with no Sunday issue. It provides staff roles, ad and production credits, subscription rates by mail and carrier, mailing address for communications, and change of address notices.
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Mountain Statesman
Grafton
Main Street
Scions
Bower
Hussian
A. Landor
G.M. Carpenter
Taylor
Adj
Lax
Moore proposes 17.5 million highway plan for schools and parks
Gov Arch Moore seeks 17.5 million for road projects including seven school access roads and five industrial park sites plus five bridge repairs. Thornton Bridge in Taylor County would get 2.5 million and Caddell Bridge 2.6 million in Preston while Mason Dixon Industrial Park access in Monongalia would receive 503 thousand. The legislature convocation focuses only on road funding, leaving teacher pay raises to future action.
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Grafton
Arch A. Moore
Moore
West Virginia
Thornton
Taylor County
Caddell
Preston County
Mason-Dixon
Monongalia County
Samuel A. Morasco
Thornton Bridge
Morasco
C. N
Bud” Harman
Harman
Western wages rise faster in West says Labor Dept
A Labor Department report shows Western workers received about 5.5 percent wage gains over six months ending in March, higher than the national 3.8 percent. Gains varied by region, union status, and urban versus rural areas, with blue collar groups leading. The findings are part of a new Employment Cost Index initiative.
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United States
Labor Department
West
Northeast
South
North Central
A Tribute to Father Crowned in Honor
The poem honors a father with steadfast love and selfless toil. It praises his quiet dedication, sacrifices, and hidden strength, noting how he planned for the family and bore burdens unseen. The piece concludes by crowning him as king for his years of loving guidance.
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Salt Lake City
Allan T. Howe
Utah
Frank Mass
Howe
Father
Ford cancels Iowa trip to monitor Lebanon evacuation
President Ford cancels a campaign stop in Des Moines to oversee U S citizens traveling from Beirut to Damascus and to visit Andrews Air Force Base to honor murdered American diplomats. Spokesman says the move underscores crisis leadership while risking some Iowa delegates.
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Ford
Ronald Reagan
Iowa
White House
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Des Moines
U.S
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Damascus
Syria
Andrews Air Force Base
Terror campaign against corporations yields little effect
FBI reports a nationwide terror campaign has little impact with 18 letter bombs mailed. only one detonated wounding four Merrill Lynch employees in New York. Ticks attached proved largely harmless and tests show extremely remote disease transmission risk. Envelopes postmarked from Atlanta Texas Texarkana Texas and other dubious postmarks.
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FBI
Clarence, M. Kelley
Kelley
Plode
Merrill Lynch, Inc
New York
Atlanta
Tex
Texarkana
Obituary for Mrs Hattie D Mitchell Haddix of Moatsville
Hattie D Haddix 87 of Rt 1 Moatsville died June 18 at Broaddus Hospital after a long illness. Born November 7 1888 in Barbour County she was the daughter of Isac and Ida Price Mitchell. Survived by son Berton Haddix five grandchildren including Lois Pugh Linda Pugh Burl Haddix and Blaine Haddix three brothers and a sister twelve great grandchildren and preceded by husband James Allen Haddix infant daughter two brothers and two sisters. She was a member of Ebeneezer United Methodist Church.
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Moatsville
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Ida Price Mitchell
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Linda Pugh
McDonald
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Las Vegas
Blaine Haddix
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Montell Mitchell
Harter Mitchell
Baltimore
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Muncie
Ind
James Allen Haddix
Hoy
Dayton Mitchell
Effie Cole
Minnie Ware
Ebeneezer United Methodist Church
Bigfoot Visit Becomes Summer Night Adventure in Grafton
Reporter recaps a June evening with three boys Steven Hays 9 John Crouse 12 and Danny Knotts 12 bicycling along Nuzum Street in Grafton. They hear a roaring sound and chase it to The Mountain Statesman office. A cautious relay ends with laughter as the boys accept the mystery as a hungry bull.
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Grafton
Steven Hays
John Crouse
Danny Knotts
Nuzum Street
The
Mountain Statesman
Nuzum St
Oma
West Virginia
Funeral notices for Maxwell and Wolfe in Flemington
Friends of Fannie Maxwell 86 of Galloway died Thursday at Broaddus Hospital Philippi. Reception at Carnegie-Graham Funeral Home Flemington after 7 p.m. Saturday. Service Monday 2 p.m. Interment Simpson Cemetery. Carnegie-Graham in charge. Friends of Guy Frank Wolfe 85 of Brownton died at home June 17 at 10 a.m. Receiving after 3 p.m. Friday, service Saturday 2 p.m. at the funeral home. Interment Sunset Memorial Cemetery. Arrangements Carnegie-Graham.
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Fannie Maxwell
Galloway
Broaddus Hospital
Philippi
Carnegie-Graham Funeral Home
Flemington
Leroy Harvey
Simpson Cemetery
Obituaries for Ina Snider and Hattie Haddix
Obituaries note Ina Lucinda Snider 80 of Grafton and West Union, to be buried at West Union Masonic Memorial Park after services at Casto Spurgeon with Rev. Mack Bennett Jr. and Rev. Harry L. Stewart officiating. Viewing after 7 p.m. Friday. Also Hattie D. Haddix 87 of Moatsville, died June 18, services Monday at Clem town United Methodist Church, with interment at Clemtown Cemetery and viewing at Bartlett Funeral Home after 2 p.m. Saturday.
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Hattie D. Mitchell Haddix
Rt. 1
Moatsville
Clemtown United Methodist Church
Clemtown
Bartlett Funeral Home
Bartlett
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