Coloring Champion Wins With Bold Felt Tip Art
Milton Butch Fleischer a 19 year old Washington DC sophomore at Morris Harvey College won a national coloring contest with a reindeer sleigh Santa scene filled with a bag of hamburgers. He used felt tip markers and crayons, saying color and willpower matter more than tools.
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Animale
Milton “Butch” Fleischer
Washington, D. C
Morris Harvey College
Suese 1
Butch Fleischer
Ferrell
State and National Convention Slates Revealed for May Primary
Filing with the secretary of state lists candidates for the May 9 primary across state Senate and House districts, plus delegates to the Republican and Democratic National Conventions. Notable names include Del Ronald E. Wilson of Weirton and Del Warren R. McGraw of Pineville for state senate, and Donald E. Crookshanks of Rupert for the 4th District House seat. Delegates-at-large include D Boone Dawson and Harley C. Staggers, with Kaufman and Hall among Democratic selections. McGovern is favored by Kaufman. Other entries name Stephen E. Haid, T. DeWittton, and J. R. Spears among several district delegates. These filings cover multiple districts and party slates with varied hometowns across the state.
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Secretary of State
State Senate
Del
Ronald E. Wilson
Weirton
del. Warren RB. McGraw
Pineville
Donald E. Crookshanks
Rupert
D. Boone Dawson
Charleston
Joe McQuade
Gavley Bridge
David Brent Bailey
St. Albans
Frank A. O'Brien Jr
Wheeling
Harley C
Staggers
Keyser
Thelma N. Hall
Madison
Phyllis E. Given
John G. Hutchinson
R. C. Curry
Rt. 1
Wayne
Paul J. Kaufman
Kaufman
George McGovern
Stephen E. Haid
Parkersburg
Peter Kalis
West Virginia University
T. DeWittton
Jim Strong
Fornsbee
Robert “MicGovern
Godfrey
Bayard
James Jefferson
Monroe
Scarbro
T. E. Myles
Fayetteville
Richard Laurence Withers
Philippi
Ire Wolfe Bowman
Kingwood
Hilda S. Long
Huntington
Nick Joe Rahall I
Beckley
Board ‘of Park Commissioners
Joseph ‘Ray Dawson
Odell Huffman
Princeton
Hulett C. Smith
John T. Mad
Eigntep
Bennertic Nationant Jr
Nelle Lily Simmons
Afte
Essan Nala
David Brent Baik
A Albans
del. Odell Huffmann
Artifacts Date Back To 9 000 B C Fayette Survey Finds
Fayette residents show concerns over federal revenue sharing and economic issues in a Fayette County survey. A Kanawha River site near St Albans revealed artifacts dating to 9000 B C. 70 percent approve naming a woman to the state Supreme Court. The poll reflects worries on economy, retirement help, health insurance, and troop withdrawals from South Vietnam. Two theories on early American habitation are discussed by archeologist Bettye Broyles.
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Fayetteville
Fayette
Europe
U.N. Aire
law _land
Helly
Gers
D-W.va
Charleston Gazette
Shanes
Democratic Newane
sFayette
St. Albans
West Virginia
Bettye Broyles
Fayette Mountains
Logist
Miss Broyles
North American
Rocky Mountains
South America
West Virginia CPA exam winners named in Charleston
Ten individuals from West Virginia were among those who passed the uniform written CPA examination held in November by the State Board of Accountancy. Names include W. William Goodell, C. Page Hamrick III, George S. Millhouse, Percy E. Osborne, David W. Zinn, Barbara W. Lilly, Lynwood R. White, Donald J. Brohard, Richard S. Cavallo, and Connie J. Sue Elmore, with hometowns listed as Charleston, South Charleston, Princeton, Morgantown, and Oakvale.
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Certified Public Accountant
West Virginia
W. William Goodell
C. Page Hamrick III
George S. Millhouse
Percy E. Osborne
David W. Zinn
Charleston
Barbara W. Lilly
Lynwood R. White
South Charleston
Donald J. Brohard
Princeton
Richard S. Cavallaro
Morgantown
Connie J. Sue Elmore
Oakvalle
Strip Report Distribution To Be Feb 14
The Associated Press reports that Stanford Research Institute’s controversial strip mining study will have final copies delivered to the Capitol on February 14 at 11 am. The leaders said 800 copies would be distributed to legislators, the Governor, Department of Natural Resources officials, the news media, and interested groups. A hearing with the Joint Committee on Government and Finance is planned for February 22, followed by a news briefing on February 23 with Dr. Richard Schmidt and leaders McCourt and McManus.
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Associated Press
Stanford Research Institute
Haris McCourt
House
Lewis N. McManus
Capitol
Department of ‘Natural Resources
Joint Committee On Government and Finance
Richard Schmidt
McCourt
McManus
Total Employment and Optimism Rise Nationally
A U S report shows total employment up by about 1 million with a 0.8 percent hourly earnings rise and the jobless rate easing to 5.9 percent in January. Officials cite higher employment as a signal of improved economy, while noting revisions and seasonal adjustments in wage figures.
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Washington U
Bureau of Labor
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziejgler
Miami
Herbert Stein
Washington News
Hriafing
Algo
Milin
Silion
al ‘Vad
New Festival Expands Writers Program Across Mountain Culture
The Appalachian Arts Festival adds a fifth annual writers program with 18 experts in cinema TV journalism and arts. A color video taping plan via EEN aims for national TV exposure. The festival, sponsored by MHC Publications and the West Virginia Department of Patronage, grows cost fivefold. Author Stuart latest figure in regional literary scene with multiple books and translations.
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Er A
Mortarve
Hill Ee
Punteealta
Paralite Agsadi
EEN
MHC Publications
West Virginia
Hiserman Studying Authors For Appalachian Conference
Notable writers and scholars from North Carolina, Hazard Kentucky, and West Virginia prepare for a regional Appalachian Conference. Participants include Poety Review editor Guyane, Dr. Jack Weller, Clyde Ware, McNeill Pease, and multiple Marshall and WVU faculty.
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Univerdty
Appalachian Dawr
Guyane
North Carolina
Poekry Review
Jack. Weller
Hazard
Pairmont State College
Win
Atlantic Monthly
Ruel Foster
Morris ‘Harv
West Virginia University
Teey
West Will
Lish
Appalachian State
Arthur Buck
WVU
Post
W.E. Chilton- II
Charleston ‘Gazette
Dor Hatfield
Huntington Herald
Norman’ Simpkins
Marshall’ University
Aureen Milicia
Charleston
Edward W
Marshall
Hiserman
Ace Kellner
Walter
Felty
Jim Sprouse
Ucational Medi
Run for Post Sprouse Vacated in Run for Post Sprouse Vacated
Kanawha County officials and MHC Publications report the annual book project will proceed with a redesigned format and a three month schedule. The publication will cover poetry and prose from Castleberry and Henry C. Shores with Barbara Yeager Shores as editor. Writers Jesse Stuart and others are listed to appear on the MHC campus.
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MHC Publica ‘Tions
Sprouse
Kanawha
Kelly L. J
Castleberry
Henry Cry
Eraphics
State Supreme Court
Hiserman
Will
Socrat
Republic
Barbara Yeager Can Shores
Dew
William “Plumley
MHC
Jesse Stuart
Kentucky
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Lawrence J. Conway
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W. Va
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Southern Review
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