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Because a recent surve found that The available from 4:00 - 8:00 pm in :
.........Y.... rlnt to Reno, Nev Close behind him the cab to set the air brakes, but the math on Tuesdays and Thursdays '
HIN N NEW5 Is me iavoreo source The tsrave wngineer- rep " ~ ,, . " , ~
_ TO ...... from The Train Dispatcher zouowed train 1up. o, a regular coal heaver was halted by the and reading and writing on
for three out or live ror local news ann with emission scheduled passenger train• As flames, which were now surging Wednesdays. '
advertising items. Save $$$. Call Some year:ago there appeared Johnny passed Gold Hill and back into the coach. For a moment For more information, call '
an article in the Saturda Evenin rounded a curve, he saw trouble Joe hesitated at the front door of the Shalom or Evelyn at 304-466-4490 .
", • ~ ~ AI ~ .41 ~ ~ ~I il~ ~ ~ ............. Y . thge ahead Flames car. He must have been thinking orvisit us on the 3rd floor of the "
. II ~'ost t~uea ~veryooay waves a~ ' . . .
~¢L~I~Z~ Z~I]~ IJFI~IJFlP .............. t .... were leaping from the mouth of that the hves of several hundred Library. We look forward to helping~
. ~. I ~,nglneer. lne ~neme oi me ar ,l~lf~;~ ........ 1 ~ 1 1"
ll/I,~nrl~ll thrr. mrlh Igri¢t~v nr ~nrl thi~ r ounon to was that an en-ineer who is American Flat tunnel, a ~uu-too~- passengers aepenaen upon mm you reach your goals for a better life! .:
' , ....... ; ...... u ....... ~, ............. r" ..... ~ . .', • lon~ shaft In the kind of a split alone. Then he scrambled through "
" the a r ss below and we will bill you for your 52conscanuy on mspmy co one peopte o , • • , . _ ......
. dd e • • - - ~ho watch trainsgo by, appeals to secona aecision raitroaaers ellen the fireysmoke, over thetender and Hain Street Care ] ':
• week subscnptton, me" zmagmauon .... of small boys, as have to make, he considered that to into the cab. Passengers waited Certified nursing assistant |
! well as"smallbo s own tall "while keep going would be to collide with tensely. Soon they felt the train
, Name ..... y gr, ' - the fallen timbers, with he and his slacken its speed. When it finally applications being ace?pied I '
the ~rain azs a~cner, on WhOSe
(pte~e print) .... [3". ........ fireman oossiblv bein~ burned to stopped on the Hackensack budge
. ,, snomaers rests ¢ne responsmm~y oz . . _ ~ - ......... Now accepting private I
: aaaress ~ nlanning the movements of the death. To stoponme curve, snor~ of the olaze was spreaamg upwam pay and Hedicaid | ;
• " ° . ....... the tunnel, with not enough time to instead of being fanned back into the residents |
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engineers ann ~nezr ~rams, Keeping .. .. .. " ,. . "~ .....
City State ~_~_._Zip~ them from colliding with each other, ttag ,~o• t~, wo~i;::~:,~J:s~u::r,t:i: wo~:rC:a:~~ in- the brakes Joe A small nursing home located |~'
and arranging "meets" between rear-enacoms o . pp y g ,
TEAR & MAil. TO" those moving, in onnosite directions death to many men, women and Siegwas ahuman torch. He crawled on 3rd floor of summers | :
- - ---'---- .° ~'- ., , - cbildren Johnny clinched his teeth back into the water tank on the county hospital. |
: THE HINTON NEWS in a way to occasion one tease; " • . .
...... _ ...... ann chose the course of personal tender. Willing hands lifted him out, 304=466-6090 ]
pO~lU/~
P. O, BOX 1000 " " rks unseen and unsun- danger. His locomotive went through took him to a hospital. Four ,lays
aeiay, we ~ •
HINTON, WV 25951 . in his lonely cubicle, rarely seen by without casualtm~ thanks tOwL.ady ~:elrh:ddhedn:rhed Pt:nhYl::ba x ~o~ D~ ~'V .
-" ...................... ----"~ those who watch the trains roar~.ucKanaoonnny~artnolome ,on r~ . ecial trains from threy
...... • ---'- -~-n- the track that tire cost the ranroaa company running, sp Letters are welcome, but no more ]
Le~ier io ~fle P-alto[ "~ -: ineer too is halfa million dollars. During the two cities to the funeral, th~ach month wi!! be [ ' :
u~ course, tne eng , , ~rom the same writer. ] ,
...... months while the timbers were and Joe was buried in a little
Another B]- Lay- ill'PEtiT Aflfll'fT~ BV lll~l~ deserv:ngofhmshareofcred]tmthe
300 words or less. Longer letters I ~
~ J I~,¢~1~11//~I~KI~/] D| nrv operation of the railroad. In one of being replaced, all p:ssengwT:e graR:Yl::ad;:::B:rd::tr::lntN~ih P~l be given to letters of [
Off ...... the many ballads extrolling the freight, man era exp ess ........ p ~ .. ~rtened or rejected. I :'~
Jan./,U" I'el) O le~endar-eno~neer Case-Jones he transmrrea arouna one ~unnei Dy exampms oztne enganeer s reiuslng ~e, signed and must ] ~
iscalled '~'the~brav'e en"~neer" and horses and wagonk to jump in the face of death, like the include an address and phone I ~ -"'
~ ~;~.. HPD arrested Tammy Fay ,, • .~' ' ' Ten vearslater, nearly across the captain of a sinking ship who stays ~ephone number will ] ~
........... , • • man other en nemenm numerous . ~ , - . - . . ~hed. Letters by E-mail [ :
£oppmg, 27 of Hmton, VW, on 01/ Y g~ continentanother t e of fireon the brad e You find them
Another Big Lay off in the coal iv n , YP g • ~pted unless ibllowed [ : ~:
. other ballads have been g e .....
fields so what is new about that old 20/16. Hmton officer7s responded to ......... .. emergency was met by snnflar memormhzed m dozens of ballads up wit~ a signedletter. . [ '.
..... 9'm~-~ ~l-~ ~n"-nce a~ain tells a domestic call at the apartments s~mnar, appenauons, usuany quite courage This time the man who such as "Casey Jones," and "The L~ited for grammar, ] ~,,-
the taxoayers there ;s no leadership above the Hub building in the 200 ju~, ..... ~.. ......... protected the passengers was Wreck of Old 97." One such case~, t e, syntax, and libel. I ?'~
- * • - mnong mere, a century - • Names will not be withheld. ] ~ :,
in West Virginia's Governor's blockot Temple Street. Toppmgwas ........ Joseph Sieg of Philadelphia. a PRR occurred Jan. 15, ±884, When off
~, • • one oonnny bartholomew, me was . . . Add~ them to Letters to the ] ~
char ed w~th Domestic Batter
Mansion and Legislature The g Y" " " 1" Vi " i nd engineer On Oct 22, 1582, Joe left leaking from a hfllmde tank m aEditor P,..O Box 1000, Hinton, WV [ ~ *
politicians are more concerned about TgPpln~ls;urrwn~l~r:Uvt°nsb°:#i z:£gl:R:£n::t;~°daySnhe:it Je::dYnCitt~r:t~BbeP..:iu~:do:tls ;::d:dd:h::d:e:faB;a:ff:;d~PA~ 25951. 1~':
the welfare of their political parties • " ' -- h~uled ~old and silver ore from the P g g gn y y ~ ~.
then the welfare of their emnlovers investigating othcer. .~" . ~ ........... afterward. When flames suddenly burst into flame just as a tram [ ~ !~
the taxpayers The wel~a;e of HPD arrested Amanda Beth t~°.mst°cKt"°aea~v)rgnmatAtYmn:d~ shot out of the firebox under clattered through The engineer, Pat ] Humane Society/ I !~
political parties comes first and the 0W3~ight,w31ri°fSa:1:t°::restW~e';:n02~ f#h:~t:i:n'r:::~tSra,,v¢,an~nnw--~onnn~n,lonnnv~n:2:ryy th" pressure of a strong ba:k draft, Sehti:n, :stSAbltdhlyb:hthdXtr:ti:kwi:g ] ACWP I"
welfare of citizens is far beyond • g " . .......... filling the wooden cab Jo and his to "s po . g /
second The politicians have B~ar(l(olon(ew'~.ast'he"engineer-on fireman instantly retreated to the destroyed and three passengers [isanon-profit group of local ]
being
become bipartisan clans of fleas g Y" "g ' Y ........... ir 'niatender, then to the coach behind. The perished, the death list undoubtedly • ~e that is here to help.I
^ in SRJ S"+ T A Withrow is the an excursmn ~razn ~na~lezt v g~
parasites oftheWashington Beltway • s .... ,~ .......... train kept running at about 30 mph would have been greater if Pat had / Doyen needtohave a pet I '
- - - - investi-atin-officer t.z~y m uc~ooer Pray a zew mourns "
Establishment, WBE g ~ • ~ ............... with nobody at the throttle concerned himself only with saving 1 spayed or ~euterod or need [ .
• HPD arrested David Alan Kesner azter me vzrginla ~ ~rucl~ee une nau ' '.
The WBE has used and still are ............ Joe ordered his tireman back into his own life. ] ~ith vaccinations? ] :
• • • 46 of Hinton, WV, on 02/03/16 oeen compie~ea, zor me return ~rzp
using economxc water boarding to .... " ~ ~ ] Please call [ ' "
intimidate, attack those states and Keener was charged w!th Child ~~~--~--..~.~...... ~...~ .--. 1~T.~ 4- ." .-. ... | , 855-WV4-PETS - ] '
Abuse Resulting zn Injury The , ~.~u~xu~
citizens who questions or vote • _ : • ' " :1 ve a Message. I '
,4. ......... , fm'~fiS, o¢ x~r~¢ : charges stem from an investigation /~~ ALC~OHOLICS ANONylrMou~ r ~1
V,~gi~n, iT~area;iC~,s~~sT!~:in Octbber20~ib.,Kesneris~dur, reotly: :r~~i~:~, Open meetings i-n"the basemen~] ~~e~ PPJ~S..,1 ,,i,
out onbond PatrolmanJ E Carroll ~ h c
Virginia aegislakur:e_~ncL=the . . ". .. • : ' : ....., ............................ .............. .~ of Ascension..Epis~copal ~ u%. b~i ] ~orhave see.n [ ....
,, ~s the mxest~gatmg officer h Ave & Tem le St,
Governors office would rather be a ' ' Enjoy More Comfort At Less Cost corner of 5t . P . ] ~g? Please call 1.':
HPD arrested Jeffrey Scott Gill,
flea than a Mountaineer. ' " "NAPS" H ..... Hinton at 8:00 p.m. every Tues., [ ourAnimal ControlOfficer 304- [
'~ " w I have 35 ofHinton WV, on 02/04/16 Gillt- )-- eaung ann coonng i II Ilml~II .......... t / 466-4860. Haveyou witnessed ]
ear several years no , " • • • ~ ~ ~nurs., o~ oa .
......... "~- °~---q~'in- 2nd~s the single b~ggest energy user ~ U,-~ _ ....... ]
presented to many members of the was cnargeu ~.VlLII ,.DllOpl lb g . in a homo ,,,,~ ....... ,+~ e., o~,,,,, ~ Ilt ti For more intbrmation call I-tSUU- I ar, animal eme(gency? ]
Offense and Pubhc Intox~cat o L
West Virginia Leg~siature and the • " 40 percent of all the energy con- ni~-Cona~oni~g.H~a,n~, 333-5051. Please call 911. J
Governor the WAY and Means to The investigation revealed that Gill ~ ~en*~:¢~, m~
stop the war on coal. I have also
presented this way and means to the
U MW 17# office in Charleston, No
response, and Senator Joe Manchin
would not listen.
I have told many legislatures,
politicians and the Governor to have
. a conference of all of the coal
producing governors or legislative
reps. at the Greenbrier, or where
ever. If the coal producing states'
legislature would change the
electorial votes to be allocated by
the congressional districts or by
proportional allocation bias by
popular votes they would take
control of Washington Beltway
Establishment W.B.E This would
cause Political panic in the four
corners District of Columbia. Why?
There are about 126
congressional districts. (126
electoral votes) in the coal producing
states.
President Obama won the 2012
election by winnin~ the popular vote
in just 14 COUNTIES tin Key states,
like Virginia, to win all the electorial
votes of those states• If
Pennsylvania had changed their
electorial college votes in 2012 from
popular vote to be allocated by
congressional district, President
Obama would (may) have lost the
election. Electoral votes by
congressional district is an example
of aTrue Republic form of
Government.
In addition, this electoral change
would put lobbyists, K Street, in
Check. It would bring a poitiical
nightmare to the curent campaign
financing the elected politicians
would be more accountable for their
actions Campaigning in just large
cities would come to an end.
Campaigning in the "Whole S'~ate"
would be the new campaign strategy.
Fair and Balance reform would now
apply to all voters.
Joseph H. McClung
Rich Creek, Va.
sumed by homeowners--but high
Kad stolen two bottles of wine from heating and cooling bills don't
Kroger valued at approximately have to get you hot under the col-
$8.00• Gill had been previouslar if you follow a few simple steps
convicted ofshoplifting in 2014. Gill to ensure that your equipment
is currently out on bond. Sgt. T.A. operates as efficiently as possible.
Withrow is the investigating officer. What You Can Do
HPD arrested Jesse Christopher "Clear away leaves, grass,
Durrett,19 ofHinton, WV, on 02/06/ weeds, plants and other debris
16. Durrett was charged with that block airflow through an out-
Battery on a Police Officer, 2 counts, door condensing unit--the large
Assault on a Police officer, 3 counts, metal box in your yard next to the
house. Anything that collects on
Obstructing an Officer, Disorderly the unit's fins will block airflow
Conduct, Public Intoxication, and and reduce its efficiency. Grass
Underage Consumption• Summersclippings thrown by the lawn
County Sheriff's Department mower are particularly common
observed Durrett in Go-Mart offenders.
parking lot noticeably intoxicated. -Occasionally clean the out-
Durrett opened the deputies door condensing unit by lightly
passenger side vehicle door and spraying it with a water hose but
through an item at him. The deputy do not use a pressure washer.
attempted to arrest Durrett when be • Make sure air vents inside
became combative. Additional your home are not obstructed by
officer's responded for assistance, furniture.
Durrett is currently out on bond. Sr. Get Professional Help
According to the experts at the
Patrolman T. D. McClung is the Air-Conditioning, Heating, and
investigating officer. Refrigeration Institute (AHRI),
it's also a good idea to hire a pro-
fessional to service your air condi-
TOPS
Tops (take offPounds Sensibly) is
a very affordable, nonprofit, weight
loss support group. Meetings are
held at the Miller Memorial
Methodist Church basement, 109
Miller Ave. Every thursday evening.
Weigh-in begins at 5:00 p,m.
meeting starts at 5:30 pm.
First meeting is free.
Comejoi~ us or call 304-890-2112
or 304-466-3045.
With proper maintenance, central
air conditioning and heat pump
units can provide homeowners
with many comfortable years.
tioner. A well-trained technician
can safely find and fix problems
in the system• Look for a techni-
cian who is certified by North
American Technician Excellence
(NATE). You can find a NATE-cer-
tiffed technician online at
www.natex.org.
Learn More
For further information about
heating and cooling or to search
for AHRI-certified products, visit
www.ahrinet.org or call (703) 524-
8800.
Kent Heilems Announces Candidcacy
I am pleased to announce my candidacy for Circuit Judge of Summers and Monroe Counties. I am a
lifelong resident of Summers County residing in Hinton with my daughter, Maggie who attends Summers
Middle School.
I am a 1980 graduate of Hinton High School and a 1984 cam laude graduate of Concord College• I was
accepted into the West Virginia University College of Law in 1984 and graduated from Law School in
1987. While attending the West Virginia University College of Law, 1 was selected as a member of the Law
Review based on my academic achievement.
In 1986 1 was selected and served as the senior manuscript editor for the West Virginia Law Review.
I began practicing law with the firm of German, Sheatsley and Hutchison in Beckley, West Virginia in
1987.
I opened my own law practice in Hinton, West Virginia in January 1996. I was selected by the West
Virginia State Bar to be a member of the Lawyer Disciplinary Board in 1996 and served on the investigative
panel until 1999.
With 29 years as an attorney, 1 have extensive trial experience. I have tried cases in both civil and criminal
matters throgghout Southern West Virginia and in the United States District Court for the Southerrt~istrict
of West Virginia.
I have also appeared on numerous appellate matters before the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals.
I am particularly proud of my efforts before the West Virginia Supreme Court in a child abuse and neglect
matter from Raleigh County (In Re: Renae Ebony W,192 W.Va. 421) wherein I represented an abused
infant who the Trial Court ordered to be returned to the custody of the abusing parent.
I sought and received an immediate stay of that order from the Supreme Court, the Trial Court was
reversed and the child was protected.
I am a nmmber of the First Baptist Church of Hinton. I am the son of the late Jack L. "Buzz" Hellems and
Glenda E. (Hamm) Hellems of Hinton.
I am an active outdoorsman; an avid turkey and deer hunter, and fisherman of the New River. I have been
active in many civic organizations including serving on the board of the Hinton Little League.
I have also served as a Hinton Little League Softball coach and as a HintonArea Elementary Girls Basketball
coach•
I believe that the time is at hand to effectuate a positive change in our Circuit Court. We need a firm and
fair foundation for law and order.
If elected, 1 will consider all matters with fairness and impartiality; I will deliver timely and well founded
decisions. I pledge to treat all persons with respect.
I believe that a Court which keeps its doors open to the ptiblic and involves all the citizens of Summers and
Monroe Counties to the fullest extent possible is necessary for the proper administration of justice.
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