Back Burner Case on Columbia Gas Plea
A Columbia Gas of West Virginia petition seeks to lift a four year rate moratorium and gain an $8.1 million increase, arguing drastic gas cost rises and parent company concessions. The piece urges postponement due to PSC backlogs, calling the case an issue to simmer on the back burner.
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Columbia Gas
West, Virginia
Public Service Commission
PSC
Columbia
Columbia Gas of
West Virginia
Columbia Gas System Inc
Little West Virginia
Columbia Gas System
Inflation of pomp at West Virginia judge oath
The article criticizes the formal oath for K. K. Hall as Southern District of West Virginia judge, noting a ban on photographs and arguing federal judges should be public servants rather than distant authorities. It argues judges and aides act as Almighty God and calls for recognition of them as employees of the people.
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K. K. Hall
West Virginia
Right Wing Deserved Program Confirms Nixon Debate
A Nixon dialogue with John Mitchell reveals plans to reel in right wing supporters. They discuss naming, canceling China trips, and constitutional amendments while debating public messaging and future political strategy.
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New York Times
Washington
Nixon
Atty. Ger. Mitchell
Mitchell
John
J. Edgar Hoover
President
Pentagon
John Mitchell
United States
John John
China
Pat
White House
Julie
Martha
Readers Forum Powerful Message From A West Virginia Parent
A Charleston father of a former drug addict praises The Gazette for its series My Son Is A Drug Addict and notes the federal hearings on drug abuse reveal a national epidemic. Jennings Randolph commends the paper while a reader from St. Albans lauds the Gazette editorial Pride in Giving Should Be Praised Enough and praises the women’s department of the St. Albans Woman's Club for mobilizing volunteers and ideas.
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SUN
West Virginia
Ing
Charleston
Morgantown
Gazette
the Gazette
Imaginary briefing on Indochina policy by Dr. Kishan Jha
A London briefing transcript shows Dr. Kishan Jha defending India’s stance on Vietnam and criticizing U S policy. He argues problems in Southeast Asia should avoid force, notes casualties from bombing, and questions U S sincerity while praising American democracy.
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New York Times Service
London
New Delhi
Kishan Jha
United States
Americas
Indochina
Jha
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Pakistan
Dr. Jha
Kosygin
Wilson
Indo
China
Nixon
Cambodia
American General Accounting Office
Laos
Muskie Maintains Front-Runner Standing Amid Primary Pressure
Washington columnist notes Senator Edmund Muskie has not fully achieved his 1971 goal to thin the field before the first primary. While several rivals have dropped out, figures like Humphrey and Lindsay loom near open candidacy as Muskie preserves momentum and historical parity with Kennedy's 1959 path.
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David
Broder
Washington. Post
Washington
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Maine Democrat
Birch Bayh
Harold Hughes
Fred Harris
William Proxmire
Wilbur Mills
Hubert Humphrey
John Lindsay
George McGovern
Henry M
Scoop” Jackson
Sam Yorty
Romney
George Romney
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Dr. Gallup
Adlai Stevenson
Edward Kennedy
Gallup
Harris
Stevenson
Lyzidon Johnson
Florida
Campaign opening gun from Browning Jr letter
A letter from George to Chauncey Browning Jr is cited as an opening move in Browning's political campaign with reference to a page 1 story by the Attorney General's Office.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Browning Jr
Long Last
Attorney General’s Office
Veto of Soggy Mess Draws Cartoon on Nixon
The piece portrays President Nixon vetoing the child development bill amid cartoons and sharp critique. It notes Senate rejection of an override, leaving the bill dead for the session. Critics call Mondale’s plan a vast, costly, state-led approach risking parental authority and family responsibility.
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White House
Richard Nixon
Senate
Nixon
Sen. Mondale
Mondale
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