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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1973

Page

9

Unemployment Rises as Oil Crisis Lags in November

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports 4.7 percent jobless rate in November, with 200,000 more out of work to 43 million total. analysts expect around 6 percent next year due to fuel shortages. Blue collar and service workers show larger declines, while Vietnam veterans 20 to 24 see slight improvement. Officials note November figures precede embargo effects and fuel price surges.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics Herbert Stein Nixon Council of Economic Advisers Stein Bureau

Judge Grants Continuance In Drug Trial

U S District Judge Dennis R Knapp granted a continuance until next Friday to receive pleas from Finley D Seldomridge owner of Finleys Pharmacy and its pharmacist William P Anderson. The indictments allege shortages of methamphetamine and barbiturates and accuse them of distributing four ounce portions of a cough syrup containing codeine elixir for non medical use.

U. S Dennis R. Knapp Charleston Finley D. Seldomridge Finley Quarrier St William P. Anderson

Nixon May Go Rail for Washington Getaways

Washington sources said President Nixon may switch from air travel to Amtrak for getaways to conserve fuel. Reports circulated of a possible Blue Ridge run to Camp David, with White House officials denying plans but considering expanded rail travel.

Washington Nixon Amtrak Camp David Maryland Catoctin White House Key Biscayne Fla San Clemente Calif Brunswick Potomac River Florida California Les Aspin D-Wis Aspin Senate

County Court Seeks UMWA Headquarters in Kanawha County

Kanawha County court again formally requests the United Mine Workers of America move its national headquarters to the heart of the bituminous coal industry in Kanawha County West Virginia. Court officials say the location fits the region with airport and interstate access.

Kanawha County United Mine Workers of America Thomas Black Dewey Kuhns Kelly Castleberry UMWA Arnold Miller Pittsburgh Kaniwha County West Virginia Miller IUMWA Black

Alaska Hawaii face energy crunch threats to state economies

The Associated Press reports Alaska fears aviation fuel shortages could strain its airplane dependent economy while Hawaii risks a tourism downturn. Alaska uses fuel for harsh winters. Hawaii relies on imported fuel and oil, with 80 percent of goods moved by tanker. Some airlines have cut flights. state officials seek special fuel allocations.

Associated Press Alaska Hawaii Equator Oahu

Secret Service Guarding Agnew Indefinitely

The Secret Service protection for Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will continue at President Nixon's direction for an indefinite period. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said the White House will decide when protection ends, and Nixon authorized it for an indefinite term but said it will terminate and not be secret when it does.

Washington Spire T Agnew Nixon White House Gerald L. Warren Secret ‘Service Warren

Alaska Faces Fuel Supply Patterns Across Regions

Alaska shows varied heating fuel readiness with Cook Inlet gas in Anchorage, coal in Fairbanks, and rural diesel shipments. The year included September and October deliveries amid discussions on freeze up and federal allocations affecting supplies for surviving West Virginia group gatherings in Charleston.

Alaska Anchorage Cook Inlet Fairbanks

Chessie and Ethyl to Buy Elk Horn Shares

Chessie System Inc and Ethyl Corp say they will purchase 283,050 Elk Horn Coal Corp shares from Western Pocahontas Corp at 25 dollars per share. Western Pocahontas, a Chessie subsidiary, holds 27 percent of Elk Horn. Elk Horn, based in Charleston West Virginia, owns about 130000 acres mainly in Eastern Kentucky with 8 percent on Chessie System rail lines.

Edgar F. Meiskell West Virginia R. F. Randolph Amsco, Inc State of Kanawha County Kanaie Gun Sanmiastone Cleveland,ohio Chessie System Inc Ethyl Corp Elk Horn Coal Corp Western Pocahontas Corp Western Pocahontas Chessie System Elk Horn Charleston W.va Kentucky Chessie Ien Chessie System

Southeast heats up over oil shipments and fuel allocations

The southeastern region faces fuel strain as 45,600 residents rely on tanker heating oil from Seattle, California and Hawaii with some shipments cut by federal allocation. November marks the coldest in 18 years in the area and Alaska pumps 80 million barrels annually, 95 percent sent elsewhere. Governor rejects changing this ratio but instructs Tesoro-Alaska to halt marine fuel sales to a Japanese fleet. Hawaii’s builders warn federal programs could cut 150 million dollars in business after a member survey. Tourism officials note airlines bring 2.5 million visitors to the islands.

Seattle California Hawaii Southeast Alaska Pees Tesoro-Alaskan Petrol Corp General Contractors Assn.of If Airlines Islands

Births and family notices from THOMAS AREMORIAL HOSPITAL

A long list records births at Memorial and McMillan Hospitals including many families in St Albans Nitro Dunbar Hurricane and nearby areas. Daughters and sons born to Landers Griffin Johnson Smith Welker Christy Davis Rubin Johnson Nichols iemore Lee Racer and many more with addresses and family names such as McLaughlin Hutton Dunkle Fields Byrne Newhouse Crisiip Williams Beal Wendling and others. The item catalogs newborns by family, with no narrative action.

Thomas Aremorial Hospital Landers Larry Gene Third Ave St Albans Hammer William Griffin Kanawha Terrace St. Albans Johnson Joseph E 20Th St Dunbar Smith Joseph B Nitro Welker Darrell. Lee Green Acres Dr Hurricane Racer Jerry L Finn Ave Christy Oren We Jr Charles Ave Dunbar, Davis Clarence L Teays Lane Hurricane. Rubin Barry Apt Wlliams Roy W Star Sri Brounland Everett C Myers Ave Dunbar Nichols Dale A Lientner Ave Dunbar Iemore Larry Keith Kanawha Tapk ANS King James Cy Buffalo Lee William J Bailey Rd Charles Thomas JeHries Arthur Lae Georges Carlyle Z Waycross Stone Randall Lee Main Ave White Ign Robert D Sunny Brook Mc Wee Og Meiere Harvey W Gary Ray McLaughlin Dassh Lard St. Mcmillan Hospital Paul Williams Me St Grt Ate & Ie Young Paul E. Hutton Campman “Creek Bang Dunkle Oskhurst Prive Darrell Fields Chas James Byrne Martha Robert Newhouse Tale Charles Seieary Melton Elkview Dennis Miller Clendenin Irl Harvey Fields Redloak St Nes Eugene Brown Thee Gibeaut I Woodland David Cottrill Rensford Stee Harold Moore Moore- Tend James Casto Richard Hart James Snes Tia Win- Ston Ruffner Cobb Dalewood Clarence Crisiip James Williams Pine Dunbar Robert "Etewick Richard McNiel Stewart Park Nitro Ars Steven Rhodes Kenna William Asbury E Ars Michael Caldorph Ray Woods Jr Charles Fitzgerald Carbon David Beal Orchard Stalteras George Wendling Powell Kee Larry Rosa Samuel Johnson Bey Charles Perk Arles Dannie Lanham Rte Boy

Women Gain Ground in Zurich Dog Population Trend

The World Federation for the Protection of Animals reports in Zurich that female dogs rose 10 percent while male dogs declined 35 percent over eight years. No firm cause given, with the trend seen in other countries.

Zurich Switzerland World Federation For the Protection of Animals

Paint Creek Area Fire Destroys Thompson Home

A Friday blaze in Livingston of Paint Creek gutted a six room frame house owned by Eloise Thompson. Firemen traced the cause to an overheated coal stove. Pratt and East Bank volunteers fought the fire over two hours, with damage about 10 000 to the structure and 6 000 to contents.

Livingston Paint Creek Eloise Thompson Pratt and East Bank

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