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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1968
Page
13
Davy City Council plans a public meeting Monday night to pick a new mayor after Floyd Legato resigned following a jail fire that killed two prisoners. Legato faces pressure to withdraw his resignation but remains firm in leaving office.
H NeaL Troy of Welch has been named chairman of a 10 member technical subcommittee on environmental pollution control for the Glass Container Manufacturers Institute Inc. He leads institute research on solid waste disposal and air and water pollution and will help glass makers address facility pollution. Troy, 37, a Virginia Tech graduate, has been with Owens-Illinois since 1956 and is active in the Army Reserve and local church.
Third article by Joseph A. Curtis outlines causes of food poisoning and preventive steps. It emphasizes inspections, patron education, sanitary handling, proper storage and refrigeration, contamination risks, and proper garbage disposal to curb outbreaks.
Welch allocates 8500 annually to run its summer recreation program at Linkous Park behind the largest city lot. Director Frank Marino says 400 to 500 children use the three playgrounds and the pool daily. Lifeguards staff the pool and afternoons plus weekends charge 50 cents. private parties require a lifeguard fee.
An Associated Press tally shows 149 people died from gunfire since Sunday midnight including 80 homicides and 58 personal crisis shootings. Incidents spanned Atlanta Oregon Los Angeles and New York with ongoing calls for stricter gun control.
East German critics denounce the allied travel office as illegal and say its fees hinder travel to NATO countries. The Foreign Office blames Brandt and the Bonn government for the office run by the United States Britain and France.
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