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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1969

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County Pays Rent To Tax Owing Firm For Welfare Quarters

Kanawha County Welfare personnel moved into Hale Building Corp premises in 1985 under a lease negotiated by the county court with Lester Verrid. The annual rent of 353,761 is paid in monthly installments from the Special County General Relief Fund. Sheriff E M Johnson said a delinquency investigation would proceed and questioned legal authority to withhold rent until delinquents are recovered. The lease runs on an annual basis and must be renewed by June 30 each year.

Iran Kanawha Lester Verrid Special County General Relief Fund State Department Public Welfare E.M Pete” Johnson Johnson Hale Building Corp Owens Kanawha City County Commodities Distribution Center Mathews Capitol Street Halé Building Corp Government Square County Welfare Dickinson St Theyom West Virginia Hale Street Washington Rick Crank Keller Funeral Home Dunbar Cooke Morrison Patricia Ann Glen Karr Morrison Timothy Ray Morrison Misses Bambi Cindi Morrison Hazel Me.Cormick South Charleston Linwood Morrison Charleston Harry William Morrison Gary Morrison Stanley McCormick Cunningham’ Funeral Home Dale Jividen Scott Depot Jividen Walter, Davis James Paul Helvy Belle City Council Utilities Committee PSC Helry Bejle Chesapeake and Marmet Davis Sopram Seckford Price Waterhouse

United Pay Front By Postal Unions Seek Raise

Major postal unions representing about 700000 employees form United Pay Front to push federal legislation guaranteeing a minimum 17 percent wage increase in July. Charleston Local 133 president Charles N Booker cites inadequate 41 percent under Nixon era reform and says unions will press for higher pay. Different notes on welfare office space and a Washington legislative conference are mentioned in passing.

United United Pay Front Charles N. Booker Charleston United Federation of Postal Clerks Nixon Jom Waid

Police Ordered To Return Illegally Seized Whisky

State police must return 126 pints of whisky seized from a Charleston man after investigators lacked a signed complaint for the search warrant. The case centers on an unsigned complaint tied to a warrant issued by Justice of the Peace Larry Asbury.

Charleston Kanawha County Justice of Peace Larry Asbury Rand Lagursky Spencer Simpson Simpson Asbury

Soviet Flyover at U.S. Air Base Reported

The Washington Post notes a Soviet aircraft flew over an American Air Force base in an event described as a provocative action. Details on location, timing, and response remain unclear in the fragment.

Washington

High School Disorder Sparks City Closings Amid Tense US Rivalry

The report notes unrest in New York City schools with four days of student disturbances sealing closures at two more high schools. Pentagon officials keep a secret overflight by Russian bombers under discussion as Mayor Lindsay cites electronic intelligence as part of a broader urban education challenge.

Associated Press New York Chicago Freeport N.Y Mili New York City Alaska Pentagon John V. Lindsay United States Russia

Truck Roadeo Slated June 21 at Belle plant

Officials announced the West Virginia Motor Truck Association will hold its annual truck roadeo on June 1 21 at the Cecil Walker Machining Corporation plant in Belle. Winners test knowledge of cross country trucking in several categories and advance to a national event later this year.

West Virginia Motor| ‘Truck Association Cecil Walker Machinery Corporation Belle

Debate Looms on Safeguard System and Soviet Missile Threat

Jackson warns on deterrent credibility as the Senate weighs authorizing deployment of Nixon administration’s Safeguard system. He cites Soviet buildup of offensive strength and steady deployment of intercontinental missiles, pledging that by the mid-1970s second strike viability could be at risk.

Senate Nixon Soviet Union Jackson Armed Services Committee Washington

Dyer Again Cites Cigarette Dangers In Health Hearing

In a hearing continuation Kanawha-Charleston Health Director Seckford and Charleston Public Works Director Douglass admitted lacking accounting methods for rate estimates. State Health Director Dyer warned smoking risks, citing Senator Russell's cancer and emphysema, urging cessation if smoking. A separate crash report noted seven injured and multiple hospitalizations.

Kanawha-Charleston Health di H. Seckford Charleston Public Works John B. Douglass West Virginia N. H. Dyer Dyer T Richard Russell Georgia Toff

Bethany Group to Hear Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Exec Saturday

Dr. Forrest Kirkpatrick vice president and secretary of Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp will speak at Bethany College engineering workshop sponsored by the college and the Upper Ohio Valley chapter of the A I E E The event aims to attract over 100 engineers from seven states Also three engineers will discuss psychological and physiological aspects of industrial task performance.

Bethany Forrest. Kirkpatrick Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp Bethany College The College Upper Ohio Valley American Institute of Industrial Engineers

Two Films at Children's Museum Planetarium Show

The Children's Museum and Planetarium at Sunrise will present two free films at 3:30 p.m. Weather Scientist and Weather Station will be shown in the library on the third floor.

Children’s Museum and Planetarium Weather Station

Hearing Set On Mingo Bus Pickets

Mingo County Circuit Judge Robert Thatcher set May 6 for a hearing on a temporary injunction limiting bus-picketing at the 11,000-student school system. The ATU members were fired after the board withdrew recognition. no buses have run since March 24.

Williamson Mingoepee Robert Belle Plant Martin C. Bowles Albans Amalgamated Transit ATU Mingo County

Weather forecast across Kentucky and surrounding areas

The bulletin reports sunny, then increasingly cloudy conditions with warmer temperatures in Kentucky and nearby states. Charleston expected mostly sunny with highs around 78 and evening cloudiness. Virginia fair to increasing clouds with highs mid to upper 70s. Pennsylvania and surrounding regions show similar warming trends with variable cloud cover and mild winds.

Tage Toma Munger Charleston West Virginia Bennsylvania

Law Phrase Clouded as WV Supreme Court Picks Meaning

At a conference in Morgantown West Virginia speakers discuss the coal mine health and safety law and its key phrase abnormal physiology in the pneumoconiosis definition. The three word term bridged Senate and House versions but may prompt litigation as the Supreme Court must decide its meaning.

Herb Little Brotherton Morgantown Beamerton Davis West Virginia Supreme Court Virginia WVU Institute John O'Leary U. S Senate House William T. Brotherton Jr Workman's Compensation Fred L. Davis Jr

Governor Moore Demands AFL-CIO Leader Miles Stanley Lose Post

West Virginia Governor Angry Moore calls for Miles Stanley to quit as president of the State Labor Federation AFL-CIO. He accuses Stanley of using the labor movement for a spoils system and cites Stanley's role in SRC worker firings and recent political fallout. Moore spoke to the Charleston Daily Mail.

Arch Moore Jr State Road Commission Miles Stanley State Labor Federation Afl-Cio Moore Stanley Labor Federation SRC West Virginia Charleston Daily Mail

Federal Jail Term Begun By Wolfson

Elgin AFB Florida where multimillionaire Lewis Wolfson began an 11 month federal prison sentence at the minimum security honor camp. Wolfson, 57 of Miami Beach, escorted by U S Marshal Emmett Shelby, said he is an innocent victim of circumstance after a 1967 stock selling conviction and a 1968 conspiracy conviction, with his fortune estimated around 100 million dollars.

Elgin Afb Fla Lewis Wolfson Wall Street Florida Panhandle Air Base Wolfson U.S Emmett Shelby Miami Beach Honor Camp Florida

Linda's Husband Gets First Look At His Daughter

Marine Maj. Charles 5. Robb met his newborn daughter in Dallas after returning from Vietnam. The reunions included the Johnsons and the Robbs of Milwaukee. The party then flew via Lyndon Johnson's private plane to LBJ Ranch while Robb's parents traveled to Los Angeles.

Dallas Tex Charles 5 Robb Vietnam Lyndon Johnson LBJ Ranch Johnsons Milwaukee Los Angeles Johnson Robbs American Airlines

Health Club Dates Revised for Summer Schedule

Bob Andersen of the South Charleston Recreation Department announces the revised summer schedule for the health club beginning May 1. Men may attend weekdays 1 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 to 7 p.m., while women have slots 11 a.m., 3 to 5 p.m., and 7 to 9 p.m. The club will be closed on Saturdays.

C. Health Club Bob Andersen South Charleston Recreation Department Will Helt

Mourning Period For Ike to End

The period of mourning for former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will end at midnight today, the White House announced.

Ike Washington Dwight JD Eisenhower White House

WVU to Sponsor Wood Workshop at Jacksons Mill

West Virginia University will sponsor a wood use workshop at Jacksons Mill State 4H Camp Wednesday. Builders and wood industry members join WVU county extension and home demonstration agents to cover paneling flooring trim furniture its functions and structure kitchen cabinetry and interior decorating techniques. Open to any West Virginia resident with registration starting at 9 30 a m.

Jacksons Mill West Virginia University Jacksons Mill State WVU County Extension West Virginia

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