Weather and crime themed forecast fragment from Feb 1972
Fragmentary regional forecast notes for Ohio Charleston Virginia Western Pennsylvania and surrounding areas. Mentions snow flurries cloudy skies colder temperatures windy conditions and a few rain showers or snow chances. Includes historical references to record highs and lows for the date.
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Ohio
Charleston
Mosbhy
King
Calder
Pennsylvania
Totel
Governor Enters Race of Century in West Virginia
The newspaper reports Gov. Moore announces re election bid amid party unity and public sentiment. He frames as a decisive moment in state politics while prospects for Republican opponent Cecil Underwood loom for U.S. Senate, with discussions on succession and term rules.
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Rockefeller TV
West
Moore
West Virginia
U.S. Senate
Cecil H. Unerwood
People
John Jeremiah Jacob
John D
Charleston Gazette
Charleston
W. Way
Pubneha Daily
I Gazette Company
Irginks
St. Charleston
W. Yan
Merle Norman dies in Sydney cosmetics pioneer
Merle Norman, founder of Merle Norman Cosmetics Inc., died in Sydney while filming a television segment. A U.S. consular official said her body would be embalmed in Sydney and flown to the United States. She arrived in Sydney Monday aboard the liner Monterrey and died of natural causes during a hotel nap.
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United States
Gazette-Mail
Merle Norman
Mail Empires
Quiside W. Va
Sydney
Monterrey
Moh
Merle Norman Cosmetics Inc
Santa Monica
Congress Oak Hill
David Dix
Elepigs
Sent Oak Hill
Nesday
Bostic
Ecal
Special Will to Live Amid Coast Guard Crisis
A grieving parent recalls Keith, a Coast Guard member, facing possible arrest and license suspension as lectures on a drug spill and leukemia prompt doctors’ cautions. The speaker clings to Keith’s steadfast will and faith, hoping for a cure.
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Keith
Matthews
Coast Guard
Severman
U. S. Corps
Nte
Broadcasters Warned On Hijack Messages
FCC cautions broadcasters and licensees that unauthorized interception or wide public spread of FAA air-ground communications could disrupt law enforcement during hijack incidents and endanger passengers. FAA urged FCC to probe suspected illegal intercepts by radio stations and newspapers. FCC notes authority limits with newspapers and urges coordination with FAA to balance public interest and security.
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FAA
FCC
Commission
Federal Communications
Ing
Penn
Federal Aviation Administration
Senate approves bill restricting election result disclosure
The State Senate passed a bill by 30 to 1 to prohibit disclosure of election results until all 39 polls close, with Sen Brad Sayre dissenting. Another measure passed 31 to 0 standardizes procedures for proposing constitutional amendments. Both go to the House, while action on removing medical qualifications for the state mental health director and institutions was delayed.
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Sayre
R-Roane
House
Senate
Four Cases Continued in Charleston Municipal Court
Four cases were carried forward Wednesday in Charleston Municipal Court. Gary Lee Lanham of Nitro faces a grand larceny charge and is moved to February 16. Roger Walker of Pacific Street has a receiving stolen goods charge set for next Wednesday. I R Lilly, no address listed, has a breaking and entering charge set for today. James Lee Brown of the Heart-O-Town Motel faces an armed robbery charge set for the same session.
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Charleston
Municpal Court
Gary Lee Lanham
Nitro
Roger Walker
Pacific Street
I. R. Lilly
James Lee Brown
Heart-O-Town
Hughes Meeting More Ice Water On Irving Story
Los Angeles Times reports escalating intrigue as Howard Hughes seeks to answer questions about a Mexico trip and alleged memoirs while grand juries review the matter. Irving and Nina van Pallandt contest key affidavits with both federal and county probes continuing. Meanwhile Kanawha County candidates file for assessor and House of Delegates seats, with Debra Rutledge and Lawrence Conway among Democrats and Eric Nelson among Republicans. Local races also list Sam Shelton for Kanawha County Board of Education and Poke Withrow for Constable.
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Los Angeles Times
New York
Howard R. Hughes
Hughes
McGraw-Hill
Nina Vin Pallandt
Ghai “Tety
Irving
Priseven
Mexico
Mary
Sam Rubin
Pedro
New York State Supreme Court
Samuel L. “Mfont
Shelton
Miami
Kanawha County
Fern Rd
Charleston
Justice of the Peace
E. J
Sam” Javins
Ruffner Ave
Boylen
Davis Circle
Spared
WVU Professor Publishes Book on Vocational Facilities
Dr Richard F Meckley assistant professor of educational administration at West Virginia University Kanawha Valley Graduate Center has authored a book published by Charles E Merrill Publishing Co Col umbus Ohio titled Planning Facilities for Occupational Education Programs It offers a step by step guide from needs survey to building occupancy Dr Meckley joined the graduate center faculty in 1969 and helped plan the expansion of the Center for Vocational and Technical Education at Ohio State University
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Richard F. Meckley
West Virginia University-Kanawha Valley Graduate Center
Institute
Charles E. Merrill Publishing Co
Columbus
Ohio
Meckley
Graduate Center
Center For Vocational and Technical Education
Ohio State University
House Votes Continued on Admin Chief Deputy Director Bill
The House debated laws affecting state hospital superintendents and considered creating a deputy director appointed by the governor to serve at his pleasure as the chief administrator. Four other bills passed to the Senate include a weapon possession bill limited to small caliber pistols and a deer hunting penalties provision with escalating fines and jail terms.
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Dependments
Senate
Muskie proposes two key steps to end Vietnam war
Senator Edmund Muskie outlines a two point plan to end the Vietnam conflict. He calls for a firm withdrawal timetable for all U S troops ships and bombers in exchange for safety guarantees and a peace framework without insisting on a cease fire. He criticizes President Nixon s proposals as aimed at bargaining at the conference table rather than achieving victory on the battlefield.
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New York Times
Washington
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Vietnam
Nixon
Saigon
Ce Wis
United States
Pset
U.S
Pera
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