Coal mine safety debate hinges on enforcement and human factors
West Virginia and national figures show fewer coal mine fatalities in the 1970s but persistent dangers. Officials warn that deregulation or lax enforcement may erode safety gains, while industry leaders push for more employer-led safety and fewer bureaucratic burdens.
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West Virginia
Ken Hechler
UMW
Ronald Reagan
Begin Set to Dissolve Knesset and Call July Elections
Israel's government led by Prime Minister Menachem Begin announced it will dissolve the Knesset and hold elections on July 7, four months early, as the Labor Party pushes for a May 12 date. Likud seeks passage of the dissolution bill by Wednesday with full-power functioning until a new government forms. Public polls favor Labor, but undecided voters remain, while inflation runs at a world high and unemployment tops 5 percent.
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Likud
Israel
Knesset
Aryeh Naor
Labor Party
Noor
Israel Peleg
Moshe Shahal
Labor
Navy Seaman Rick Cutlip Completes Avionics Course
Rick E. Cutlip, son of Richard H. and Nannie L. Cutlip of Princeton, completed the 26 week advanced First Term Avionics course at the Naval Air Technical Training Center Millington Tennessee. Trainees studied air borne communications fire control submarines and related systems alongside math physics electronic theory and computer principles. A 1975 Princeton High School graduate he joined the navy in August 1979. His wife Rose is the daughter of Otho and Gladys Dixon of Bluefield.
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Navy Aviation
Richard H
Nannie L. Cutlip
Princeton
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Millington
Princeton High School
The
Navy
Rose
Otho
Gladys Dixon
Woodlawn Ave
Bluefield
Barbs About Being Overworked Reflect Poor Practice
A quip notes that many complain of overwork due to lack of practice at it. The speaker suggests that handling too many duties without experience leads to fatigue and ineffective effort. The remark highlights the humor in workplace fatigue and skill development.
Three Area Men Join Marines Report To Parris Island
Three area men Rodney Harrison Joe Shrader and Bill Campbell Jr join the United States Marine Corps and will report March 20 to the recruit depot at Parris Island South Carolina Harrison and Shrader reside in Princeton while Campbell is from Bluefield Parents addresses are listed for all three and Sgt Max White in Bluefield is available for more information by phone.
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Rodney Harrison
Joe Shrader
Princeton
Bill Campbell Jr
Bluefield
Parris Island
S.C
Harrison
Odlas Harrison
West St
Shrader
David F. Shrader
Woodcrest Addition
Campbell
Bill Campbell
Rt. 2
Box 190
Marine Corps
Max White
Episcopal Diocese May Move Seat to Fredericksburg
The Standing Committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia will urge diocesan Council to relocate the see from Richmond to Fredericksburg and abolish the 15 regional system in favor of five deaneries with diocesan appointed heads, per the Richmond Times Dispatch. The note recalls the 1962 first live transatlantic telecast via Telestar.
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Fredericksburg
Episcopal Diocese of
U.S
Harrisville Faces Sewage Plant Deadline Fight
Harrisville in Ritchie County faces a Feb 15 deadline set by the West Virginia DNR to fix failing sewage plants. Mayor Richard Bruerton says penalties could hit 10,000 dollars daily and contempt charges loom if the town cannot secure state aid or funding due to being low on the fundable priority list. The agency denies assistance while warning of a lawsuit and delaying project reviews indefinitely.
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Harrisville
W.va
Ritchie County
State Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Richard Bruerton
Bruerton
Porn Hard To Find In Atlanta
ATLANTA AP Almost all of Atlanta's adult bookstores and movie theaters agreed to close in exchange for dismissal of charges against employees, a Fulton County prosecutor said law enforcement has the upper hand against pornography. About 16 stores will shutter. one bookstore, three theaters, and one peep-show remain. The state will withhold prosecutions for six months, with potential dismissals if no reopening occurs. The campaign against porn has cut local outlets from 44 to fewer than a dozen over four years.
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Atlanta
Glenn Zell
Zell
Fulton County
Hinson McAuliffe
Leonard Rhodes
McAuliffe
Certificate Promises High Interest for $1000 Three Month Term
A promotional note offers a $1000 three month thrift certificate with 6 percent minimum interest, higher than passbook accounts, with penalties on emergency withdrawals. West Virginia residents are invited to mail coupon or visit Commercial Credit offices to start earning what it’s worth.
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Savings & Loan
America
West Virginia
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