West Virginia and neighboring regions forecast summary
Weather forecast covers West Virginia Kentucky Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. Colder conditions expected with varying highs from the upper 20s to upper 40s and lows in the 20s to near 30. Panhandle and mountain zones show much colder nights while Charleston area stays partly cloudy and cooler.
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Ford flies to Tokyo en route to Peking on Asia pledge tour
President Ford aboard Air Force One stops in Tokyo for refueling on the way to Beijing. Officials call the Tokyo stay strictly ceremonial and say no substantive talks are planned before his arrival in China. Ford had prepared remarks in Fairbanks favoring a mutual pledge to oppose military expansion in Asia.
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America
Not Worth a Visit The World We Live In
A satirical survey ridicules nations for excesses and costs. It claims Switzerland is obsessively clean polishing money and washing paper notes. Italy is risky with Mafia plots and festivals. Germany is dour with old-country nostalgia. The piece ends proclaiming the world as a whole not worth a visit.
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Height Rule Ban Urged For Police
A private Urban Institute study for the Police Foundation and the International Association of Chiefs of Police urges police departments to remove minimum height standards to evaluate if height affects performance. The report covers Nassau County New York Dallas Des Moines Dade County and Oakland findings show no strong link to assaults crashes injuries or commendations. Nassau noted more complaints against shorter officers.
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MIR declares leaders condemned and sentencing in Chile
The MIR faction announces death sentences for Pascal Allende and Gutierrez for gravely harming the revolutionary movement. It cites their asylum as aiding the junta, while security raids near the capital and detentions of priests nuns and a doctor tied to Muker involvement.
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Sheila Cassidy
Moynihan Says U S Debated Mideast Council Role
Buffer Moynihan and Syrian Ambassador Mouaffak Allaf stepped in after nonaligned council members failed to craft a working resolution. The United States pressed that a presidential statement refer to a majority of the council, not the council, to avoid implying unilateral stances. Israeli ambassador Herzog condemned the vote as surrender to Syrian blackmail and Soviet dictates and promised a cabinet briefing after a special meeting.
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Tipton Man Foils Holdup by Slamming Car Into Pole
In Indianapolis, Thomas B. Vinson, 41, avoided a robbery by ramming his car into a utility pole to thwart two hitchhikers who produced a gun after boarding his vehicle. A $30 theft was reported. the suspects, Lawrence Hall, 21, and Gregory Dines, 18, both of Indianapolis, were later arrested and charged with robbery and armed felony.
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Mother and Daughters Clash Over Religion in Tacoma Case
In Tacoma Washington two sisters aged 12 and 16 sought freedom from their Jehovah’s Witness mother. A juvenile court judge ordered the younger girl to return home and the older girl placed in a foster home for 30 days. The judge also ordered family counseling and relaxations of restrictions to defuse the conflict.
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New Taxes Criticized by New York Comptroller
New York Comptroller Harrison J. Goldin called $200 million in new taxes tied to a federal rescue plan regrettable and counterproductive. He said the taxes were foisted on the city at President Ford's urging and would accelerate departures of people and businesses. The piece notes further fiscal strains and plans for funding city bills, plus references to MAC pension advances and university funding reform.
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Three Rezoning Ordinances On City Council's Agenda
Charleston City Council set an 8 p.m. meeting with three zoning items. Landco Inc seeks to rezone four acres around 55th Street MacCorkle Avenue 56th Street and Washington Avenue for mixed use. A Virginia Street E. site 1325 rezoning to allow a four story office building for Charleston Federal Savings and Loan Co. Plus plans to purchase three properties on Columbia Avenue for Elk River Park and a five year catering contract for Rose City Cafeteria at the Civic Center.
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Iran Grants Approval for 1000-Mile Gas Pipeline to USSR
Iran signed a 20 year pact to export 13.4 billion cubic meters of gas annually to the Soviet Union with plans to ship an equal amount of Soviet gas westward to West Germany Austria and France. Officials cited an estimated pipeline cost between 2 and 3 billion dollars.
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Arafat says Soviet fleet would oppose US in Lebanon
Yasir Arafat told Besjud Budapest in an interview that if the US Sixth Fleet intervened in Lebanon’s civil war the Soviet navy in the Mediterranean would oppose it. He warned Lebanese leaders against inviting the fleet and noted Moslem and Christian factions have fought since April. No Soviet comment followed.
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Ford Names Campaign Chief in Wisconsin
Former Wisconsin Governor Warren P. Knowles, 67, was appointed Sunday to head President Ford's campaign committee in Wisconsin. Knowles, a three term governor who left office in 1970, now resides in Milwaukee.
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