1996 Data on Atlas for Tyler County, West Virginia cannot not be an error

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So, what do you think would be the correct outcome?

President: 1459 + 734 + 563 + 24 = 2780

U.S. Senate: 2540 + 1018 = 3558

U.S. Representative: 2672

Governor: 1006 + 2750 + 72 = 3828

Secretary of State: 1982 + 1392 = 3374

Auditor: 2349

State Treasurer: 1175 + 2279 = 3454

Commissioner of agriculture: 2152 + 1120 = 3272

Attorney General: 1599 + 1780 = 3379

Justice of the Supreme Court of Appeals: 1579 (D) + 1683 (D) + 1315 (R) + 1221 (R) = 5798

Justice of the Supreme Court of Appeals (Unexpired Term): 1306 + 1825 = 3131

State Senate – Second Senatorial District: 1970 + 1527 = 3497

House of Delegates – Sixth Delegate District: 1561 + 2004 = 3565

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Official results:

Clinton: 1459 (52.5%)
Dole: 734 (26.4%)
Perot: 563 (20.3%)
Browne: 24 (0.9%)

total: 2780

Do you think they merely forgot a "1" for Dole's figure?

Alternative results:

Clinton: 1459 (38.6%)
Dole: 1734 (45.9%)
Perot: 563 (14.9%)
Browne: 24 (0.6%)

total: 3780

1992 results:

Clinton: 1587 (37.8%)
Bush: 1593 (37.9%)
Perot: 1013 (24.1%)
Marrou: 10 (0.2%)

total: 4203

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The data for Pres is definitely inconsistent with the other statewide contested race totals. However, those are the official totals certified by the state, so the error is not with the Atlas. The error appears to be with WV.

What do you think happens if the WV secretary of state agrees?
Will Mac Warner instigate a recount of the votes?
Are the ballots still archived anywhere?