Fish kill hits Kanawha River from chemical spill at Du Pont plant
A methacrylate spill at the Du Pont Belle plant released into the Kanawha River killed fish mainly drum and shad with some bass and catfish affected. Officials report no further pollution since Tuesday morning as crews clean up and monitor dead fish while the Army Corps increases river flow to move them downstream.
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David Calla
Enon
B. Berlien
du Pont
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Berlien
Roger Schoumacher
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Ex-Staffer Sues Fund for 7200 Consulting Fee
A former State Workmen's Compensation Fund employee, Fred L. Rippetoe, sues for 7200 dollars claiming owed consulting fees after retiring at 65. He says the fund’s commissioner urged him to form Mountain State Consultant Inc and pay was to come from the fund for 1966 67 work. The attorney general advised against the payment and the petition cites an improper contract and equitable obligation to pay.
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Fred L. Rippetoe
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Mountain State Consultant Inc
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Age of Miracles’s Failure in Nominations
The piece critiques the U.S. presidential nominating system, arguing for reforms or a primary focus. It notes Miami Beach as a symbolic GOP setting, mocks convention theatrics, and mentions ABC coverage while warning of the system’s absurdities and calls for limiting campaign time.
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West Virginia receives rising five year federal college aid
The report by the Department of Health Education and Welfare shows West Virginia higher education benefited from increasing federal aid since 1964. Total five year aid grew from 2,807 to 11,040 in 1968 with large sums for construction and equipment plus student aid programs. Matching funds are often required.
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State Road Commission awards two bridge contracts
The State Road Commission awarded two contracts. Maxon Construction Co. of Dayton, Ohio received one contract for a bridge span from Dunbar to South Charleston. The second contract covers seven land and river piers and substructure near Greenbrier with completion targeted in the fall.
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Tton Co
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