Pharmacy Board Considers Hashish Schedule I Classification
Virginia lawmakers enacted a new Drug Control Act at midnight with hashish omission flagged by the Virginia Association of Commonwealth's Attorneys. The State Board of Pharmacy met at midnight to decide whether hashish should be classed as a Schedule I drug under state law. Federal law remains applicable regardless of state action.
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J.B. Carson
Virginia
Carson
Attorney General
General Assembly
Virginia Association of Commonwealth
Linwood Holton
HEW Approves West Virginia College Work-Study Grants
The Department of Health Education and Welfare approved a $303,165 grant to support college work-study programs in West Virginia. Representative Ken Hechler said 19 colleges will share the funds with West Virginia University receiving $83,607 and Marshall University $28,285.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
West Virginia
Ken Hechler
D-W.va
West Virginia University
Marshall University
Hechler
Princeton Waste Pickup Shift Announces Monday and Wednesday Routes
Princeton City Manager Ira Southern says the regular garbage collection will occur Monday July 3 while Tuesday pickups will move to Wednesday across the city. The change affects all neighborhoods and will be in effect for the week.
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Princeton
Ira Southern
Bluefield State College Announces First Summer Term Registration
Bluefield State College reports 473 students registered for the first summer term, an 11 percent rise from last year. New programs include a Special Services Program for low income students and a Land Surveying School from May 15 to July 9. Final registration for the second term is July 14 with classes July 15 to August 17.
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Bluefield State College
Division of Applied Science and Technology
Corruption of Name and Cyprus Copper History Link
The article notes that the word copper derives from the name Cyprus, the island famed for its ancient copper mines that supplied the Mediterranean world.
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Copper
Cyprus
Island
Ex Carolina Exec To Talk In State
Former North Carolina Gov Terry Sanford Democratic presidential candidate was set to speak to a civic group hold a news conference and attend a reception in Charleston W V on Friday Sanford who lost to George Wallace in the North Carolina primary was to arrive at Kanawha Airport at 11 a m and speak to the Charleston Rotary Club at noon conduct a news conference at 115 p m and attend a 530 p m reception
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Charleston
W._ Va
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Sanford
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Kanaway
Philip the Greek name meaning lover of horses
The name Philip derives from Greek roots meaning lover of horses indicating a male given name with historical usage. It notes linguistic origin rather than a specific event or person.
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Philip
Hanoi displays captured pilots at news conference
Fourteen American pilots captured in North Vietnam were shown at a Hanoi news conference. A Foreign Ministry official said their presence exposed Nixon administration defeats. The four named pilots urged U.S. withdrawal and condemned the bombing of North Vietnam.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Vietnam
VNA
Foreign Ministry
Nixon
Air Force
Charles Allen Jackson
West Virginia
Navy
Carroll Robert Beeler
Missouri
James Phillip Padgett
William Glen Burns
U.S
South Vietnam
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Richmond
State Capitol
State Board of Pharmacy
Robert F. Horan
Association
HEW
Bluefield Rescue Squad
Wisteria Anniversary Club
C. H. Burnopp
Herbert M. Sims
Benjamin Harris
Jamison
BSC
Carolina Exec
Pharmacy
Bland Street
Bluefield, W. Va
Jackson
Clover Dairy
Warlick
Raleigh Street
Teow
Bluefield
W. Va
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