Butz Denies Link to Callaway Ski Resort Matter
Senate Interior Committee investigator cites a memo note in Earl Butz handwriting urging Forest Service action to aid Crested Butte ski resort expansion. Butz denies involvement. Callaway and Walton faced hearings as officials offered tentative approval after prior opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Howard H. Callaway
Forestrvice
Colorado
Butz
Callaway
Owen Malone
Senate Interior Committee
Interior Department
Forest Service
Crested Butte
Agriculture Department
Malone
Interior
Army
Ford
Pentagon
Snodgrass Mountain
Crested Butte Development Corp
Walton
Cision
Phil
Campbell
Civil Service Hearing Opened Over Ernest Case in Mercer County
The Civil Service Commission heard testimony on Ernest amid charges of misconduct during his county law enforcement service. Testimony spanned a full day from 9 30 a m to about 6 p m with 12 witnesses detailing alleged infractions including falsification of mileage and destruction of evidence. Scott testified on reasons for firing effective Nov 3 1975 while the commission prepared a written order and two members deliberated along with a vacant third seat.
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Ernest
Bluefield
Norris Kantor
Scott
Commission
Thomas S. Lilly
Jack Farmer
Lilly
Farmer
Rosecutor
David Knight
Civil Service Commission
Lambert
Bob Baughman
Brenda Thomason
Mercer County
Baughman
Hills
Bob Shain
Reno
Court Would Rule On Moore Stay Request This Friday
Charleston West Virginia. The state Supreme Court split 3-2 upholding a term limit that would remove Governor Moore from the May 11 primary ballot. The court planned to decide Friday whether to grant a stay during his appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. Moore seeks to keep his name on the ballot while challenging the Governors Succession Amendment as violating federal rights.
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Charleston
W.va
State Supreme Court
Moore
U.S. Supreme Court
Ag Eee
McCartney
Supreme Court
John Carrigan
Jury Indicts Jersey Inmate For WVU Murders
A New Jersey jail inmate, Eugene Paul Clawson, 36, is indicted in Monongalia County for the 1970 decapitation deaths of two West Virginia University coeds buried in a shallow grave. He had pleaded guilty in New Jersey to nine counts tied to sex offenses, including a 1974 abduction and sexual assault of a 13-year-old girl.
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New Jersey
West Virginia University
Charleston bootblack laments shrinking shoe shine trade
An 86 year old Charleston shoeshine stand owner C B Banks laments that the business is failing as people neglect their footwear and pay five cent service charges. He recalls shining John L Lewis and Eisenhower's shoes in past decades while relying mainly on an old age pension now.
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Charleston
W. Va
C. B. Banks
Banks
Pary
Wheel
Pittsburgh
Point Pleasant
John L. Lewis
Gen. Eisenhower
Chancellor Hotel
Parkersburg
Ike
Princeton City Workers End Strike Return To Jobs Monday
A walkout by Princeton street and garbage workers ended with a settlement. The city offered no wage rise but doubled life insurance and added a major medical plan with a $100 deductible. Workers would resume duties Monday. health officials warned of potential hazards from piled trash.
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Princeton
Ray Lynch
Jim Gilreath
Element
Princeton Street
C. Howard
Leist
Bill Umbarger
United Steelworkers
America Local
Mercer County Board of Health
Stan Walls
Southern
West Virginia Regional Health Council
Board of Health
Harris Ends Primary Campaign Leaves Uncertain Path
Former Oklahoma Senator Harris withdraws from Democratic presidential primaries and will remain a candidate through the convention in New York. He plans to seek uncommitted delegates and make a few appearances in Connecticut and Texas while cutting his staff and continuing fund raising efforts. He discusses talks with Udall Humphrey Muskie and McGovern and hints at influencing the party platform.
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Oklahoma
Harris
Washington
Fred Harris
New York
United States
Connecticut
Texas
Floyd leads Masters with first round 65 in Augusta
Ray Floyd shoots 65 to top the Masters leaderboard after round one in Augusta. The page notes highlight his near perfect start and early advantage over rivals.
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Ray Floyd
Augusta
Area Robberies Linked to Four Adults and Juveniles
Police report a group including four adults and two juveniles charged with attempted robbery of Reed's Store in Rock. A larger group, with seven adults and two juveniles, face petty larceny in Pineville and Wyoming County jail detentions. Names include Isha Papochi and Nina Gensoe. vehicles with California and Pennsylvania plates were observed.
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Rock
Mercer County
Yoming
Pineville
Wyoming County
Colo Ool
Martinsville
Isha Papochi
Nina Gensoe
Chicago
Nikola Moro
Anton Konstantanov
Arron Konstantanov
Genesee Moso
Angelo Moro
John Moro
Tocoba Moro
Welch
California
Pennsylvania
Bob Baughman
Papochi
Gensoe
Crcer
Reed
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