Nixon Names Stein and Whitaker to Administration Posts
President Nixon named Herbert Stein to the Council of Economic Advisers and John C. Whitaker as cabinet secretary in the new administration. Stein, a Brookings senior fellow, is 52 and previously advised on budget policy. McCracken remains council chairman.
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West Virginia center to offer fifty graduate courses
The West Virginia University Kanawha Valley Graduate Center will offer 50 courses starting January 15. Most classes will be on the West Virginia State College campus with others at Institute’s Vocational Rehabilitation Center and the Nitro center office. Eleven courses carry resident credit at WVU or Marshall University with Marshall credits by admission to Huntington. Seventeen courses cover engineering, physical and mathematical sciences. ten in management and governmental sciences. and 23 in human resources and education.
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Trench Mouth Risks and Contagion
Trench mouth or Vincent’s angina stems from poor dental hygiene and a fusiform bacillus. It is contagious through direct contact but not a venereal disease. symptoms include gum inflammation, fever, fatigue, foul breath, and possible neck gland swelling. Treatment centers on symptom relief and antibiotics, with dental follow up to address germ reservoirs.
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Nuclear blast proceeds amid protests near Las Vegas
The Atomic Energy Commission continued a one megaton underground test near Las Vegas despite protests by Utah activists and scientists. Five scientists left Salt Lake City for the protest, while Nevada officials and Howard Hughes associates met with AEC officials to discuss concerns. Evacuation plans included nearby Beatty and Tonopah areas with road closures and evacuations to reduce disruption.
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Live Nativity Scenes at Trinity Church
Nativity scenes will be presented Saturday and Sunday on the front lawn of the Church of the Trinity at St. Albans. Two showings nightly at 7 30 p m and 8 p m are scheduled.
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