First woman diocesan bishop elected in Vermont
The Rev. Mary Adelia McLeod was chosen as the ninth Bishop of Vermont, becoming the first woman in the United States to be elected a diocesan bishop in the Episcopal Church. She leads 51 parishes, with about 7,000 Episcopalians, and faces approval by diocesan bodies nationwide.
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McLeod
Barbara Harris
Massachusetts
Jane Dixon
Washington
Penelope Jamieson
New Zealand
Anne Brown
WVVA earns multiple AP honors for 1992 broadcasts
Beckley AP report notes West Virginia radio and TV outlets earned 1992 awards from the West Virginia Associated Press Broadcasters Association. WV Public Radio won 11 of 15 first-place radio awards for large cities, WOWK-TV grabbed 10 for large-city TV, WEPM won four for small-city radio, and WBOY-TV six for small-city TV. WVVA received the Member Cooperation Award for sharing news with the AP. WVVA-TV led small-city TV with best news cast and sportscast among other honors at Beckley convention.
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Beckley
West Virginia
West Virginia Associated Press Broadcasters Association
West Virginia Public Radio
Wowk-Tv
Huntington
WEPM
Martinsburg
Wboy-Tv
Clarksburg
WVVA
Wheeling
Beckley Hotel
Wvva-Tv
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U.S
Daniel Lee Swenson
Swenson
University of Vermont
St. John's
McLeods
Thomas Vanderford
St. Johns
Vanderford
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Burlington
Brown
le Fue
North St
Bluefield
Sun
Bluefield Ave
Sun Serve You
Grant's Green Vetoy
Valleydale
Bologna
Kraft Mayonaise
Bluefield Baily Telegraph
P.O. Box
Mt. Olive
Rinso Laundry Detergent
Tavonnadse Carrel
Domino Sugar
Kraft Touch of Butter
Margarine
Aroduda
Mercer St
Princeton
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