Board Wrestles With Welfare Problem in West Virginia
Charleston AP reports the Board of Public Works weighing a $58 million annual welfare program. Curtis Duckett notes no fraud but raises payroll and funding questions while urging more detailed data. The board seeks $1.4 million more in the 1964 session and a $2 million deficiency appropriation for this year to fund medical and social services.
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Beaver Choir Performs Christmas Program and School Visits
The Bluefield High School A Cappella Choir directed by Donald Kensinger stays busy with Christmas events for the public and students. They sang traditional carols for the Kiwanis Club, Ramsey School students, Bluefield Lions Club, and joined the high school band for the Christmas Assembly. The program spans Praetorius to modern carols ending with Lutkin’s Benediction, with Miss Sharon Johnston on piano and Miss Connie Nelson as soloist.
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Donald Kensinger
Bluefield Kiwanis Club
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Connie Nelson
Road Deaths Hold Steady At 411 This Year in WV
State Police at Charleston report 411 people killed on West Virginia highways year to date, the same as the 411 fatalities recorded by the same date last year.
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