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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1972

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Weather summary with regional temperatures and humidity

Weather outlook shows variably cloudy conditions across zones including West Virginia Virginia Ohio and Kentucky highs mostly in the 70s to near 80s cooler nights and partial clearing in places. Humidity levels several reports note around Sam 6 pm, with winds up to 18 mph from the SW. Record highs and lows for the date are mentioned with scant precise values.

West Virgin Sts Virginia Ohio Kentucky Pennsylvania

Black Lung Group Wins Meeting On Regulation Formulation

Officials from the Black Lung Association and the Union Carbide plant in Institute agreed to attend Washington sessions as the SSA and regional board prepare new black lung regulations. A spill of about 3 000 gallons of ethyl butyraldehyde into the Kanawha River triggered investigations and prompted a hearing plan. Coast Guard reports note prior solvent spills. tankermen were on duty during the incident and odor complaints led to state notification.

Washington Social Security Act Union Institute Assoc Xare BLA Huntington Coast Guardiiew Pri Bobby Burns Federal Register Kanawha. “Jasttitch Burns Austinjof Matthews Green Smiths Coast Guard

Environmental group sues to halt GEM I-70 move in Ohio

A Belmont County group CODE filed suit in U S District Court in Columbus against five agencies to stop the transport of a giant 14 million pound GEM strip mine shovel across Interstate 70. Defendants include John Volpe Rex Leathers Ohio Governor Gilligan and Consolidation Coal Co Involving Hanna Coal Co. plan to move shovel on I-70.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio U. S.district Court Columbus Belmont The Citizens Organized To Defend the Environment, Inc CODE Belmont County John Volpe U. S. Department of Transportation Rex C. Leathers Federal Highway Administration Ohioji John J. Gilligan J. Phillip Richley Ohio Department of Highways Consolidation Coal Co., Inc Consolidation Hanna Coal Co Ehawal Oniven Hanna Cadiz Pretoria South Africa GEM Egypt Ini

Hart proposes handgun ban with compensation plan

Paget Senate bills would ban possession of handguns except for military, police, security guards and licensed pistol clubs. Violators face up to five years’ imprisonment or a $5,000 fine or both. Owners could be compensated at fair market value if surrender within a year, later voluntary surrender without penalty. Hart argues domestic homicides often involve acquaintances rather than strangers. Bayh's measure targets cheap “Saturday Night Specials,” advancing with Judiciary Committee support.

Hart Bayh Senate Judiciary Committee

Byrd's Shut-In Day Approved

President Nixon signed into law a Byrd sponsored resolution designating the third Sunday in October as National Shut-in Day. The aim is to focus attention on and comfort the aged and housebound persons in society.

Washington Nixon Robert C. Byrd D-W. Va Byrd

Cruelty Case Motion Due Answer Today

In Kanawha Intermediate Court an answer for the state will be filed today in a motion to quash three indictments against former Washington Junior High School Principal Gerald Reynolds and coach Timothy Stockert. They face charges of cruelty to male students. Attorneys argue the indictments omit required offense details and dates. a hearing is expected next week.

Kanawha Washington Junor High School Gerald Reynolds Timothy C. Stockert George Wood Montday Spencer Simpson

Nixon urges action as ecology report highlights pollution rise

An ecology report notes annual pollution costs near 10 billion in 1970, rising to 33 billion by 1980, with Nixon urging Congress to adopt environmental reforms. The study finds air quality improvements in many cities but warns small communities face severe problems, citing Yellowstone air pollution and metropolitan area data. In a separate court case, Jessie Rose faces felonious assault charges after a tavern stabbing at Percy Burl's Place.

Charleston Jessie Rose Jacob

Perkins Eyed POW Trade In Espionage Case

At Tyndall Air Force Base Florida psychiatric testimony linked Sgt Walter Perkins in Oct with a plan to swap top secret Vietnam POW documents for POW releases in Mexico City He allegedly met a Russian agent as part of the scheme Five secret documents were found on Perkins who pleads innocent by reason of temporary insanity The psychiatrist noted Perkins was driven by alcohol addiction and a dream to do something positive for his country.

Tyndall Air Force Base Fla.40 Walter Perkins Mexico City North Vietnam Robert Sadoff Temple University Perkins Sadoff Panama City Fla

Conference Panel Okays State Boost To Appalachian Programs

A Senate House conference committee on public works appropriations approved 327 million dollars for Appalachian Regional Development programs for the current fiscal year. Senators Jennings Randolph and Robert C Byrd announced the plan, noting a one million increase from 1972. Allocations include highways 205 million health demonstrations 48 million mine area restoration 2 million housing fund 2 million vocational education 25.5 million supplemental grants 37 million and local development district research demonstrations 7.5 million.

Washington Senate House Conference Committee On Public Works Jennings Randolph Robert C. Byrd D-W.va

Gnatt Chapel to Host Sunday Fellowship Service

The Rev. C. C. Corbett of Ferguson Memorial Baptist Church West Dunbar will speak at 3 p.m. Sunday at Gnatt Chapel Rand. The Harmonettes from Community Baptist Church Charleston will sing.

C. C. Corbett Ferguson Memorial Baptist Church West Dunbar Gnatt Chapel Rand Community Baptist Church Charleston

City council debate on grievance procedure ends with return to work

After nearly two hours of debate on a fair grievance procedure, council members said no hearing process existed. Union leader Hallie Brown pressed for a just system as striking workers, police on hand for security, voted to return to their jobs on the city hall steps. Mayor Hutchinson noted trash collection surged from about 100 to 300 tons over the first three strike days.

Council Kent Hall James Jeter Mary Jana Vanderwill Olis O’connor Ruth Copenhaver Hallie Brown Hutchinson

Smith's Transfer Rises to 12th in U S Trucking

Smith's Transfer Corp. based in Staunton Virginia operates a Charleston area terminal and is now the 12th largest U S trucking firm with annual revenues near 100 million. President R R Smith notes rapid maturation with only a handful of large firms ahead and plans new terminals costing over 2 5 million in West Virginia and beyond.

Smith's Transfer Corp Charleston Area R. R. Smith New York Society of Security Analysts Smith West Virginia

TV networks deny GOP equal time as McGovern speech resurfaces

CBS and NBC rejected the Republicans request for equal time to answer McGovern after his Saturday speech naming R. Sargent Shriver as running mate. Telegrams to Sen. Dole cited on-the-spot news coverage and the networks’ stance. In other items, county building contracts show a 93 percent rise from last year with residential and nonresidential segments up, while West Virginia public works funds were approved in a Senate House conference totaling 27.7 million.

New York CBS NBC George McGovert R. Sargent Shriver Robert Ed. Dole R-Kan GOP Natisental Nawha ABC Dole F. W. I. Dodge McGraw-Hill Information Systems

Denture Adhesive Promises Bite Power For False Teeth

Advertisement claims FASTHETH Denture Adhesive strengthens upper and lower dentures. It promises firmer steadier retention for more comfortable wear and encourages seeing a dentist regularly for health.

Soviet higher education to enroll about 900000 students

Tass reports about nine hundred thousand new students expected to enroll in Soviet institutions of higher learning this fall. The figure reflects a continuing expansion of university and college access across the USSR. Dial 348-4848.

Moscow—M Tass Dial

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