Weather Outlook Across Regions With Rain Likely
Regions from West Virginia to Ohio and Kentucky expect rain or showers this period. Temperatures range from highs in the 40s to mid 50s with nightly lows in the 30s to 40s. Northern areas may see drizzle and mixed cloud cover, while precipitation totals run modest for December.
Weather Forecast Fragments for Zones 1-3 and 9
Fragmentary forecast indicating rain likely with highs around the upper 40s to mid 50s. Zones 1 2 3 9 show wet conditions and cooler temperatures with a chance of showers.
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Nixon Seen Concerned About Coaches Not POWs
Minnie Lee Gartley of Dunedin Florida criticized President Nixon for showing warmth toward astronauts and football coach Don Shula while failing to comfort POW families. She noted her son Navy Lt Mark Gartley and Lt Norris Charles, released POWs, and joined others urging renewed pressure for peace amid intensified bombing.
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FPC Delays Blue Ridge Dam Impact Report Schedule
Washington AP report shows the Federal Power Commission postponing the draft environmental impact statement for the Blue Ridge hydroelectric project to January 22, with comments due March 12 and a final statement planned for April 9. The delay follows a Supreme Court ruling on agency responsibility for environmental statements.
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Jury Convicts Carrie Jarrett in Boy’s Slaying
A Ka nawha Intermediate Court jury finds Carrie Jarrett guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the March 4 shooting death of a 13-year-old boy William Childress. The verdict follows an eight day trial. Jarrett remains charged in the death of her ex-husband.
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Fire destroys home in South Charleston blaze caused by Christmas tree
Firemen estimated about $2,000 damage in a late Thursday fire at 4612 Mac Corkle Ave South Charleston. An artificial tree or fresh tree was blamed for the blaze and officials urged extreme caution with Christmas trees to prevent fires.
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British food prices rise 23 percent since June 1970
In London, Agriculture Minister Joseph Godber told the House of Commons that British food prices have surged 23.1 percent since Prime Minister Edward Heath took office in June 1970. He attributed the rise to a global shortage of fresh foods.
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WVU Receives EPA Grant For Plant Stomata Research
Morgantown report says West Virginia University biology department awarded a 9 249 grant by the U S Environmental Protection Agency to study how pine tree stomata respond to ozone and sulfur dioxide.
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Santa Claus Arrives in Belle for Holiday Cheer
The town welcomes Santa at 12 30 p m Saturday with treats for children and a city program for adults. The event promises seasonal fun and community spirit in Belle.
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Hanoi and Hanoi area hit in four day raids
Tass says Hanoi power and railway stations were destroyed and the Gialam airport terminal damaged during four days of raids. Thousands of homes and many establishments razed or damaged, with hundreds of civilians killed or wounded in Hanoi Haiphong and nearby areas. US Command reports two Army light observation helicopters shot down near My Tho and Tay Ninh with crewmen wounded. Viet Cong declares Christmas and New Year ceasefires. Phenom Penh reports Washington pressing Lon Nol to begin direct talks with Sihanouk forces. Haig meets Asian leaders as Kissinger envoy travels.
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Five Refresher Courses Stated At Montgomery Tech
West Virginia Tech's division of social science will offer five undergraduate refresher courses in the second semester. Courses include money and banking American government economics sociology and social welfare and poverty. Evening classes run at Tech with registration through the registrar.
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