Free Textbooks and Pay Hikes Planned in Monroe Levy
Monroe County voters face a $650000 special levy to fund free textbooks for all 12 grades and teacher salary raises. The plan runs 1969 70 to 1973 74, with yearly amounts for textbooks personnel salaries and Social Security. Voters in three other WV counties also consider excess tax levies for schools.
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Monroe County
Monroe County Board of Education
West Virginia
Marion County
Tucker County
Mountainlair brawl at WVU leaves injuries arrests loom
State police probe a brawl in West Virginia Universitys Mountainlair among about 20 people. One student hospitalized after a soda bottle strike, another youth arrested, a warrant out for a second youth, with several more expected to be taken into custody. The disturbance began in a washroom following a dispute over a drink, dividing roughly 50 attendees by color.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University
Mountainlair
Moutain Lair
Robert Smith
Geanette
University
Smith
Mountainiai
Tokyo
Susumu Hanagata
Japan
Henry T. Harris
Terry Gohl
Steubenville
Ohio
Philippines
Hanagatajon
Goh
Oxley Appointed by United Fuel Gas Co
Oxley named business representative for United Fuel Gas Co in Kanawha Valley and Charleston district. Kenneth R. Smith says he will handle builder sales and other communities. Formerly manager at Diamond Fence and Supply Co in Charleston he is a Stonewall Jackson High School and Cincinnati College of Embalming graduate.
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Rixey
Oxley
United Fuel Gas Co
Kenneth R. Smith
Kanawha Valley
Charleston
United Fuel
Diamond Fence and Supply Co
Stonewall Jackson High School
Cincinnati College of Embalming
The Charleston Gazette Publication Notice Notes
The Charleston Gazette lowercased imprint outlines its mailing, subscription terms, and advance payment request. It mentions post office entry and rates, carrier delivery, and association with news agencies, indicating standard newspaper boilerplate about subscriptions and distribution.
Divorce Case Trivialized as Husband’s Silence
London, Pamela Jeeves remanded a divorce Monday after stating her husband Basil would not argue with her. Judge Lloyd Jones, noting her tirades, said listening in silence was not a crime. After five years of marriage and no children, she left two weeks later, desertion cited by the court.
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London
Pamela Jeeves
Lloyd Jones
Demands for Retreat Admitted by Czechs
Prague reports the Czech Communist party acknowledged broad calls to review its retreat from Dubcek's liberal reform program. The Rude Pravo editorial noted local party groups pressed for information flow improvements and warned against reintroducing cabinet policy.
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Fred Coleman
Prague
Czech-olovak Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Communist Party
Rude Pravo
Soviet Ukraine
Dubcek
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Dubcsk
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Tate
Newssper Agency, Corp
Ork
Mare Bryan
Ant Ihe
Associated Press
Bette
Ubieatin
Miredaing
Torbent Depecimenta
Levin's
Summers ST
Spirit
Magicolor Paint Center
Zpravy
Vitava
Regina
Bunker Hill
Sunbeam
A.C
D.portagle
Care Booth
Hsio Miller
Sunbean
Ann Boggess
J. P. Miller
E. H. Perkins
Court St. Veterinary Clinic
Court St
Charleston Veterinary Hospital
Kenewhe Boulevard
Mao Blend Food
Oster
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Chesapeake
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