Health Director Attacks Water Firm Plans in Charleston
Health Director attacks the Kanawha City water plan as too costly for Charleston and Nitro residents. He cites Elk River supply and Sutton Dam, Corps assurances, and potential taste issues while urging PSC to require ratepayer funding for improvements.
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Kanawha City Bridge
Chelyan
Public Service Commission
Charleston
Nitro
Elk River
Sutton Dam
Corps of Engineers
Seckford
Kanawha City
Gauley Bridge
State Water Resources
Edgar N. Henry
Kanawha
Ka i
Foster Turner
No. 4
Alva Davis
Congress
Lewis Evans
United Mine Workers
Davis
Murphy
Tol
Sutton
Talks to open in Paris despite Viet Cong shelling
Reported shelling of South Vietnamese communities coincides with looming peace talks in Paris. U S and North Vietnam settle most procedural issues for expanded talks including speakers and languages. Remaining dispute centers on table shape with two rectangular tables or a single square table for the North Vietnamese delegation.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Public concern over mine disasters and media coverage
The author laments persistent mine disaster reporting while noting political protests and calls for better safety. He criticizes coverage gaps, compares with plane crashes, and argues that media attention unfairly shines a black eye on West Virginia.
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Anan
West Virginia
Westmoreland Admitted at Ft Bragg for Mild Asian Flu
Gen William C Westmoreland U S Army chief of staff was admitted Friday to Womack Army Hospital at Ft Bragg for special treatment after hospital officials diagnosed a mild case of Asian flu.
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Ft, Bragg
N.C
William C. Westmoreland
U.S. Army
Ft. Bragg
Womack Army Hospital
Move to Dismiss Sprouse Lawsuit Slated Monday
James M. Sprouse sues Arch Moore Jr and The Charleston Daily Mail with reporter Robert Mellace for $5 million alleging reputational injury. The hearing in Kanawha Circuit Court is scheduled for Monday morning. Sprouse is a Democrat challenging Governor Moore, a Republican opponent.
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James M. Sprouse
Arch Moore Jr
Charleston Daily Mail
Robert Mellace
Kanawha Circuit Court
Sprouse
Jose
Moore
Fire Calls in Charleston Friday
Charleston Fire Department runs list shows 6:21 am investigation at Russell Street and Central Avenue 6:05 pm false alarm at Second Avenue and Florida Street 6:07 pm assistance call at 35th Street and MacCorkle Avenue 8:00 pm investigation at 2310 Washington Street West.
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Charleston Fire Department
Russell Street
Central Avenue
Second Avenue
Florida Street
35Th Street
MacCorkle Avenue
Washington St. W
Weather overview and extended forecasts by U S Weather Bureau
A weather digest lists national and regional conditions with snow flurries in some cities and clear or cloudy skies elsewhere. Temperatures span from highs in the 20s to lows near freezing with gusty winds and light snow possible in parts of the central and western states and the northeast.
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West
Mir Cinia
Boston
Cody
Chicago
Clea
Cleveland
Ohio
Yveriabie
Denver
Detroit
Snr
Jacksonville
Western
Juneau
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
New Orleans
Seattle
Looting Ring Nabbed Over Parking Meters in New York
Twenty two people were arrested in New York on charges linked to looting city parking meters. Police say the scheme netted about five thousand dollars daily from meter collections, with two meter collectors and truck drivers among those detained.
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New York
Stete Yeas
Mithaw
Ely
Fraiman
Cime
Share with Others Joys of Christmas
A call to downtown shoppers to buy an extra toy for a needy child through the Salvation Army. Emphasizes sharing Christmas with underprivileged boys and girls who would otherwise go without.
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Salvation Army
Heart Transplants Draw Criticism as Reckless
Washington Post reports the Journal of the American Medical Association called several heart transplants reckless and notes Harvard surgeon Dr Dwight E Harken and Peter Bent Brigham officials urging caution. Doctors from Houston and others discuss tissue matching and donor rejection risks delaying further transplants at major centers.
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Washington Post
The
Journal of the American Medical Assn
Dwight E. Harken
Harvard University
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Denton A. Cooley
Houston
Grady Hallman
James Nora
Harken
Plane Crash Kills Six on St Thomas Flight
A small charter plane carrying ten passengers crashed after takeoff from St Thomas Island airport, killing six including two children and a maid in a house fire. Two passengers and the pilot died. eight were injured. The two engine plane belonged to Conquest Airlines, operating from San Juan Puerto Rico. The craft was returning to San Juan from St Thomas.
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Islands
St. Thomas Island
Conquest Airlines
San Juan
P. R
St. Thomas
San Air
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Faye Cassidy
Mine Workers Union
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Lee St
Shaw’ Hig
Atlantic
Mar
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Seventh Avenue
Order of Eagles
Seventh Ave
Cannister
Island
Washington
Nanine Clark
Recre
Ation Center
Rejanmona
Dennis Feise
West Babylon
N.Y
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Jalty
U. S
Alty
David Stein Jing
North
Feise
Lastileston Recreation Center
West Babylon Seventh Ave
Jerome R. Sievers
Ozzie Bynum
New York City
Barage Village
Horstar
Peter Bent Brigham
Harvard
Pital
Dial
Harleston Printingompany
Virginia ST
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Keemerlz
Florentine
Jewelers
Capitol ST
McCorkle
Wells Auto Store
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Wells
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Barbie
AMF
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Motoragi
America
Roadmaster
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Wolfson
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