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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1974

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Weather Elsewhere Duriesse Sunset Forecasts by Zone

Zones 1 to 5 and 8 show partly cloudy skies with highs from the upper 70s to low 80s and variable lows. Zone 3 and 4 include mid 80s and 60s. West Virginia and Virginia show variable cloudiness with showers possible. Kentucky warm and humid. Ohio partly cloudy with thunder chances. Monday humidity and winds are listed, with trace rainfall in the past 24 hours and 1.96 inches for August.

West Virginia Virginia Kentucky Ohio Waem Spm

Ford urges voters to back tough budget cuts for 1976

In a high profile address President Ford pledges to balance the federal budget in fiscal year 1976 starting July 1. He orders fiscal restraint, calls for Congress to enact a revived Cost of Living Council before Labor Day, and pushes a domestic summit to map stable growth. He vows no illegal surveillance and reiterates Nixon era foreign policy while urging veto power to curb excessive spending. Ford outlines defense strength as essential to peace and seeks bipartisan support for spending restraint.

Ford Congress Cost of Living Council Richard M. Nixon Capitol Nixon America China Middle East Democratic Congress United States of America

Six Charleston residents pass West Virginia CPA exam

Six Charleston residents and one from St Albans are among those who completed the West Virginia Board of Accountancy written CPA examination held May 8-10. Names include Stanley Adkins, Larry Allen, Catherine Landers, David Pollitt, Robert Ruckle, Joseph Sowards, and others from Huntington, Clarksburg, Wheeling, Fairmont, and more.

Charleston St. Albans West Virginia Board of Accountancy Stanley 8. Adkins Larry M. Allen Joseph Dever Catherine C. Landers David R. Pollitt Robert L. Ruckle Joseph W. Sowards Donald Koteskey Belle Paul B. Campbell Fred L. Janssen James R. Damron Jr Robert C. Glenn Cincinnati Samuel A. Goldston Parkersburg Joyce

Tragic Soviet Alpine Team Lost On Lenin Peak Route

A Russian women’s Alpine team perished during a Lenin Peak ascent amid a severe storm. Oral radio messages indicated tents blown away and multiple deaths as survivors struggled through whiteout conditions. An American-Japanese party discovered the bodies near the summit area while aiding retrieval efforts.

Ella Fadeyeva Moscow Lenin Peak Jocelyn C. Glidden Ogden Utah Allen Steck Berkeley Calif

Ford Accepts Resignation Of Malek From White House

President Ford accepted the resignation of Fred V. Malek deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget. Malek who worked in Nixon era staffing will join D K Ludwig to aid international business operations and real estate ventures. He is the first top Nixon aide to depart the White House.

Washington Ford Fred V. Malek Office Malek Nixon D. K. Ludwig White House

Convicts Escape Pen Near Mifflinburg Triggers Local Fear

Four inmates escaped from Lewistown Federal Penitentiary in a commandeered garbage truck and are feared to be holed up in dense woodlands north of Mifflinburg Pennsylvania. Residents keep children indoors and sleep with rifles after authorities say the dangerous trio includes a former Green Beret and three bank robbers. Local residents express ongoing vigilance as state police monitor hunting cabins and rugged trails nearby.

Mifflinburg Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary FBI Green Beret Larry Brown

Plaza East Liquor Store Opens in Plaza East Center

State ABC Commissioner J Richard Barber announced the opening on Monday of a new self service liquor store in the Plaza East shopping center. The outlet replaces ABC stores on Capitol Street and Washington Street East.

State Alcoholic Beverage Control J. Richard Barber Plaza East ABC Capitol Street Washington Street

Heck's Dividend Declares Quarterly Cash Payment

Heck's announces a regular quarterly cash dividend of 3 cents per share payable September 26 to shareholders of record August 2.

Heck’s

Drought Hits Corn Crop Foreshadowing Higher Prices

The Agriculture Department warns this year's corn harvest will be 12 percent below 1974, signaling higher food prices in 1975. Secretary Earl L. Butz notes some relief if rains help soybeans, while experts expect potential beef and poultry market impacts from drought and feed costs.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Dawson Ahalt Agriculture Earl L. Butz New Orleans Butz Ahal Adab Texas Oklahoma

CWA Local Plans Thursday Meeting on Bell System Pact

The Communications Workers of America Local 2001 will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Civic Center to discuss the Bell System accord with C&P Telephone Co. in West Virginia and three other carriers. Officials say the pact covers work rosters and town reclassification by cost of living, with ratification by C&P workers in four regions. If ratified by Sept 1, wage adjustments would be retroactive to July 18.

Communications Workers of America Civic Center CWA C&p Telephone Co West Virginia Bell System Union and Company C&p Maryland Virginia District of

Woman Victim Found Dead in Ashland Skyline Drive

An all points bulletin seeks a white male, 30 to 35, 6-2 and 150 to 155 pounds wearing a yellow shirt and white dress shoes. The victim, identified as Mrs. Niesel, was killed with an ironing knife whose receipt and container were found near the body but the weapon is missing. The victim's son fled to nearby residents for help, later hospitalized for shock.

Rayburn Skyline Drive Ashland

Property Offered by Mlegheny Properties in Petersburg West Virginia

Real estate listing notes offerings by Mlegheny Properties based in Petersburg, West Virginia. Details on properties, terms, and contact information are summarized from the notice.

Mlegheny Properties

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