No 9 Mine Safety Sharply Criticized
Testimony at a mine safety hearing described failures to warn workers and reach them in time. Slovekosky said he fears job trouble after oath testimony. Officials plan more witnesses as the hearing resumes Friday about the deadly underground fire.
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Russell Foster
Slovekosky
Biafore
Jan
Suspect Bound Over In Car Theft Case
A man named Alex Kovar testified after Slovekosky and faced a private inquiry as a grand jury considered charges of possessing stolen property. The report notes a dramatic explosion at a coal mine area near No 9 and details related testimonies and local reactions.
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Alex Kovar
Slovekosky
Kovar
United Mine Workers Jour
Bridge Motors
South Charnal
Edileston
Rex Lauck
No. 9
C. L. Hughes
Paul Simpson
Everest Ave
St. al
Hughes
Simpson
Corkle Ave
Charleston Wake
Ben Martin
H. H
China
Jim Heron
Wvui
Charles Biafore
Washington
Bernard
Biafore
Zimmerman
Department of
West
Virginia
Jim Westfield
University School of Medicine
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Medical
Hope
Dr. Zimmerman
Colombo
Ceylon
Westfield
Mini
Diab Named WCHS General Manager in Charleston
George Diab was named general manager of radio and television station WCHS in Charleston. He succeeds Philip Marella who moves to Atlanta as assistant to Rollins Broadcasting executive vice president R Randall Rollins. Diab previously served as assistant general manager and vice president of WIRF TV in Wheeling and spent 20 years with WTRF TV.
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George Diab
WCHS
Charleston
Diab
Wirf-Tv
Wheeling
Philip Marella
Atlanta
Marella
R. Randall Rollins
Rollins Broadcasting, Inc
Wtrf-Tv
AAY-CD Receives $840,440 Federal Grant
Washington reports the Office of Economic Opportunity approved an $840,440 grant to Action for Appalachian Youth Community Development for federal support of operations in Kanawha Boone and Putnam counties for eleven months.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Action
Antipoverty Agency
Kanawha
Boone
Putnam
Master Plan Outlined For Civil Disorder Control
George Lawless reports that law enforcement leaders discuss a statewide master plan to manage civil disorder. FBI agents and state officials cite a rise in officer fatalities and reference incidents like the Silver Bridge collapse as examples of disruptions to public order.
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Charleston Lions Club
FBI
Charleston
James Baisden
Co.b
South Charleston
J. Henry Francis
W. Va
Capt
Baisden
Silver Bridge
Othr
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