Groundbreaking Set for Bluefield 250-Bed Hospital
Gov Arch Moore to break ground June 21 for a new 250 bed Bluefield community hospital on a 25 acre site between Cherry Street and Stadium Drive near Lambert's Garage. The project aims to cost 17 to 18 million dollars funded by revenue bonds plus up to one million locally.
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Bluefield Community Hospital
Arch A. Moore Jr
Bluefield
Cherry Street
Stadium Drive
Lambert
Chuck Remington
Ernst and Ernst
Hays Takes Overdose Of Pills In Ohio Hospital
Representative Wayne Hays, 65, lay unconscious in Barnesville hospital after an overdose of sleeping pills amid a federal grand jury probe and ethics inquiry. Doctors said he was comatose with stable vital signs, and the cause—accidental or deliberate—was not determined.
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Barnsville
Ohio
Wayne Hays
Hays
Richard Phillips
Phillips
Carol Clawson
Washington
Ohio Democrat
House Ethics Committee
House
Miss Ray
Consumer Price Outlook Brighter Says Greenspan
In a midyear economic review the Ford administration says consumer prices are improving and unemployment may fall below 7 percent by year end. Greenspan projects inflation around 5 to 6 percent, with real GNP near 7 percent, though major changes are not expected.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Alan Greenspan
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Greenspan
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Commerce Department
William Proxmire
D-Wise
Buchanan County Chamber Seeks Delay on Coal Land Leases
The Buchanan County Virginia Chamber writes President Ford asking for a delay in Interior Department plans to lease publicly owned western land for coal. Thurman E. Boyd notes potential massive Appalachian unemployment and forwards copies to governors lawmakers and senators.
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Jim Gilberth
Buchanan County
Chamber of Commerce
Ford
U. S. Department of Interior
Chamber
Thurman E. Boyd
Grundy
Appalachian
Boyd
Interior
Thomas S. Kleppe
Virginia
Mills C. Godwin
West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
U. S
William C. Scott
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Jennings Randolph
Robert C. Byrd
William C. Wampler
Virginia General Assembly
Southwest Virginia
Cumberland Plateau Planning District
Buchanan County Board of Supervisors
National Independent Coal Operators Association
The
Miners and Merchants Bank of Grundy
Pike County, Ky
Interior Department
Kleppe
Charges Dropped in Itmann Coal Mine Case
Charges against Itmann Coal Company Hampton Clark and John Rife in the Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Act case were dismissed on motion by two assistant U. S. attorneys. The indictment stemmed from a methane ignition at Itmann No. 3 mine in Wyoming County on January 24, 1975, with about 100 miners present but no injuries. Two other co defendants had charges dismissed earlier. two related trials earlier resulted in acquittals.
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U. S. District Court
Bluefield
U. S
Itmann Coal Company
Hampton Clark
John Rife
H. Marshall Jarrett
Robert Allen
K. K. Hall
Wyoming County
John Henry Johnson
Paul Maynard Mason
Federal Court
Hall
Clark and Mason
Charleston
Jarrett
Allen
Petit Jury
Federal
Tain
Monitor Could Be Raised From Cape Hatteras Wreck
University of Delaware oceanographer Dr. Robert E. Sheridan discusses plans to use the Glomar Explorer to lift the Civil War ironclad Monitor from 220 feet of water 16 miles southwest of Cape Hatteras. The Monitor Research and Recovery Foundation, led by John G. Newton, notes years of research ahead and potential to tow to shallow water for study or lift if feasible.
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Newark
Del
Monitor
Cape Hatteras
Robert E. Sheridan
University of Delaware
John G. Newton
Monitor Research and Recovery Foundation
Beaufort
N.C
Newton
Sheridan
Harold Edgerton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Gordon Watts
North Carolina Division of Archives and History
Thon
Ewton
Foundation
Virginia
Duke University
Eastwind
Glomar Explorer
Senate Advances Antitrust Bill After Tough 65 19 Vote
Senate passes a compromise antitrust enforcement bill 65 to 19 after a bitter fight. The measure, now to conference with the House, may deter price fixing and limits private counsel fees while allowing triple damages suits by state AGs in price fixing and patent fraud cases.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ford
Hugh Scott
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Roman L. Hruska
Rneb
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American Medicarp Inc
Bala Cynwyd
Medical Development Services Inc
Memphis, Tenn
Henderson, Few and Co
Atlanta
St. Luke’s Hospital
Princeton
American Medicorp
Administration
England
Ed Lormand
Fernandina Beach
Fla
Plymouth
Lormand
Ltmann
Lebanon
Beirut-Damascus
Safar
Beirut
Arab League
Syria
Rhoads
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