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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1968

Page

7

Educational Air Force Trip Turns Into Weekend Misadventure

Nine Kanawha Valley teachers and about 15 North Carolinians joined a Cape Kennedy aerospace tour aboard a Shaw Air Force Base plane. The voyage featured late schedules, in-flight bourbon, crowded bus rides, a concerted CAP officer caution, and an incident of voyeurism. Disciplinary action was promised after the trip.

Sandra Grant Air Force Fidel Castro Havana Florida Patrick Air Force Base Patrick Cape Kennedy Kanawha Valley Civil Air Patrol Western Carolina University Asheville Shaw Air Force Base Kanawha County West Virginia Cocoa CAP Western Carolina North Carolina Air Force Reserve National Aeronautics and Space Administration Cape

West Virginia faces teacher glut amid vacancies as grads outpace openings

West Virginia colleges produced 2,455 teaching graduates in the past year, yet local shortages persist. Thousands of new teachers may leave the state for higher salaries, while rural counties struggle with low pay. Of bachelor grads, 839 qualified for elementary and 1,616 for secondary teaching, with additional master's degree holders.

West Virginia State Department of Education John Himelrick Hancock Kanawha Himelrick

Barron Case Hearing Resumes In Federal Court

A pretrial hearing in the bribery conspiracy case against former Gov. W. W. Barron and five co defendants resumes in federal court here with a venue change motion under consideration. Witnesses and prospective jurors report at 10 a m. Barron's attorney collapsed July 12 prompting a delay. the judge will rule on venue and other motions before setting a firm trial date. The indictment, dated February 14, charges conspiratorial bribery involving state contracts. Co defendants include Burl A. Sawyers Vincent J. Koski Truman E. Gore Bonn Brown and Alfred W. Schroath.

Robert G. Perry J. Robert Martin Jr Perry Vincent J. John Koski Truman E. Gore Elkins Bonn Brown Clarksburg Alfred W. Schroath

Jet service competition grows in Charleston region

United Airlines facing new pressure as Piedmont and Allegheny explore jet routes to Charleston. McClure, longtime Rockefeller associate, becomes temporary national press secretary for Sen. Eugene McCarthy, while his Charleston family remains.

Adj Donovan V. McClure John D. Rockefeller Charleston Sen Eugene McCarthy McClure Parkersburg Washington Rockefeller Marian Circle Sherwood Forest Armor Charles Lin Rockefeller West Virginia University New York Margaret McCarthy West Virginia United Kanawha Pittsburgh Atlanta John W. Yago Piedmont Gazette Chicago Techno-Mont United Air Lines Allegheny Allegheny Airlines Lower Lake Central Baltimore Washington Area Piedmont Airlines Civil Aeronautics Board Huntington

Democrat State Attorney at Miami Beach during convention

State Atty Donald Robertson recounts staying at the Diplomat Hotel during the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach. He describes Humphrey campaign material being handed out and Nixon Rockefeller headquarters present with Reagan ribbons seen on attendees. Robertson recalls humorous exchanges over his Humphrey pin and bumper stickers.

Donald Robertson Miami Beach Hubert Humphrey Robertson Board of Public Works Diplomat Nixon Rockefeller Reagan Humphrey Hubert Hoover

WVU President Harlow Salary Rises to 33000

Atty Gen Robertson and WV Board of Public Works approved raising West Virginia University President James G Harlow salary from 30000 to 33000 a year. Harlow remains the state's highest paid public official and the board said governors had already approved the increase.

C. Donald Robertson Board of Public Works West Virginia University James G. Harlow Harlow Board of Governors WVU

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