Two Youths Die in Crashes Continued from Pane 1
West Virginia State College freshman Morris R Greene, 18, of St Albans, died after a car collision on West Virginia 25 near Nitro. Three others were injured, including Roy Dillmore and Robert Sanney. A second fatality occurred in Brooke County when James Vaughn, 34, of Beech Bottom, died after his tractor trailer collided with a car on Key WV 2. Police noted multiple accidents across the Kanawha Valley amid snowy, slick roads.
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Fidler and Frame Funeral
Belle
West Virgina
Nitro
Joseph Fasanelli
First Ave
Fosanelli
Greene
St. Albuins
Cohen Drug Co
St. Albans
St. Peter's Methodist Church
St. Albans High School
West Virginia
Brooke County
Panhandle
James Vaughn
Beech Bottom
Key W.va. 2
Christy Klofos
Follansbee
Wheeling
French Dentists Plan Medicare Pay Strike
Paris based French dental association calls 13,000 dentists to strike from February 18 to 20 over Medicare payments. They contend social security reimbursements are lower than those for private patients, affecting income.
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Medicare
Paris
France
Snow flurries and rain forecast across regions
Snow flurries are expected today in the Appalachian and lower Lakes area with light snow in the Northern Rockies and the plains. Rain is forecast in Florida and colder weather is expected in the Atlantic states. AP Wirephoto.
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Rockies
Plains
Florida
Atlantic States
Senate Approves Appalachian Bill
Senate endorses aid to boost livestock production in Appalachia with support from Sen Roman L. Hruska and colleagues. Debate centers on intended farm benefits and regional economic impact as the bill advances.
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Page
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Appalachia Aid Bill Passes Senate 62 to 22
The Senate approved the administration's Appalachia region aid bill by 62 to 22. The vote split among Democrats and Republicans with numerous named senators supporting passage, and opposition largely from Republicans and some border Democrats. Debate touched on regional development, tax provisions, and implications for small farms in Appalachia.
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Ariz
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Ala
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Fla
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Hawaii
Jordan
Ney
Saltonstell
R-Mass
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Hickenlooper
Mike Mansfield
D - Mont
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West Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Appalachia
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Falnad Dafaot
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Health Appointee Bill Said Doomed
A Senate and House approved bill would require a referendum next year and criminalize the manufacture advertising or sale of devices that cheat telephone bills. Other notes include Poling proposing a state motor pool to save about 740000.89 yearly, backed by Robertson Kelly and Gainer, and various political snippets from California to West Virginia.
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Senate
William A. Moreland
Ned) Watson
Marion
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House
Noel Poling
R-Jackson
Board of Public Works
C. Donald Robertson
John H. Kelly
Denzil Gainer
Robertson
State Road Commission
Weather Forecast Begs Readable Clarity Amid Snow Flurries
The dispatch details regional forecasts with partial clearing and cold air, snow flurries likely in Charleston and surrounding states, and night lows dipping into the teens. It notes highs in the 20s for several regions and lists winds, humidity, and extended temperature expectations through the week.
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Junsday
Charleston
West Virginia
Stern Pennsylvania
First Job Corps Trainee Arrives in Astoria
Kenneth W. Charles, 20, of Port Angeles Washington, became the first urban Job Corps trainee in the United States to arrive at Tongue Point Naval Station now Tongue Point Training Center. The program aids school dropouts aged 16 to 21 with academic and vocational training including auto mechanics.
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Ore
United States
Old Tongue Point Naval Station
Kenneth W. Charles
Port Angeles
Wash
Astoria Airport
Mrs Sherri Finkbine Births Fifth Child After Abortion Controversy
Mrs Sherri Finkbine, whose 1962 abortion sparked international uproar, gave birth Friday to a daughter, her fifth child. AP Wirephoto
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Sherri Finkbine
President Johnson to Attend Social Events in Washington
President Johnson, resting at the White House with a cold, will attend two Washington events. He will join an Anti-Defamation League award ceremony at the Shoreham Hotel on Wednesday night and a Thursday morning prayer breakfast at the Mayflower Hotel with administration officials and Congress members.
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White House
Shoreham Hotel
Mayflower Hotel
Congress
No. 1 Fugitive Captured After City Stint
Walter Lee Parman once Charleston s top fugitive was arrested in Los Angeles by the FBI. The 32 year old used a false identity and did not resist. Officers said he lived in LA for weeks in 1980, staying on Columbia Avenue, working at a service station and opening a bank account. Police noted two bad checks tied to the Charleston bank after his departure.
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Sgherleston
Los Angeles
FBI
Walter Lee Parman
Charleston
Parman
Columbia Avenue
Kanawha Valley Bank
IFMC Details Vehicle Program Costs and Competition
Slack notes that FMC plans a high volume vehicle at enormous expense. He says FMC is entering early in the program and production costs for needed quantities could total about 500 million dollars over several years.
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Hicle
Slack
FMC
Italian party chief resigns amid calls for party unity
Rome dispatch reports Mariano Rumor resigns as leader of Italy's Christian Democrats to clear the way for a new party and unite the party behind Aldo Moro's center left government. The move follows a division within the party and aims to end internal strife. FMC bids reference a heavy vehicle project with potential in West Virginia though not directly linked to the resignation.
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FMC Corp
Slack
West Virginia
Rome
Mariano Rumor
Italy
Christian Democrats
Rumor
Aldo Moro
Census Bureau Director Resigns After Four Years
Richard Scammon resigns as director of the U S Census Bureau after about four years. White House says he leaves to return to private research. Commerce Secretary John E. Connor names A Ross Eckler of New York City as acting director.
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Richard Scammon
Census Bureau
White House
George E. Reedy
Scammon
Commerce
John Ee Connor
A. Ross Eckler
New York City
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