Claims Court Bill Loses 2 Judges
The West Virginia House moved a claims court bill through committee and faced changes. The plan originally would pay three judges up to 21,500 dollars yearly, now reduced to one judge at 100 dollars daily with a 21,500 cap. Other measures include state aid kindergarten bills and several liquor club tax followups. Public hearings were announced for Monday through Wednesday on related fiscal and organizational topics.
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Weather summary for Charleston and region Feb 11 1967
Saturday forecast reports mostly cloudy and cold in Charleston with a high near 38 and a low around 22. West Virginia sees partly cloudy skies with scattered snow flurries and cooler temperatures. Virginia and Kentucky show mixed clouds, possible rain and snow showers, turning colder across the region.
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Ex Delegate Cites Work Load Unusually High
A detailed expense list runs from Dunaway and others showing monthly phone credit bills for West Virginia legislators. Names across parties and districts appear with amounts from $1.14 to $86.05, reflecting December to January listings and additional entries for Dunaway and Mentz and others.
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Red Guards Siege of Soviet Embassy in Beijing Continues
The Red Guard siege of the Soviet Embassy in Beijing persisted Friday as Moscow reports say Soviets halted demonstrations outside the Chinese Embassy there while awaiting Beijing’s response. Tass notes firecrackers were tossed into the Beijing compound and loudspeakers blasted anti Soviet rhetoric. A Soviet note warned of necessary reply measures if Red Guards are not withdrawn quickly.
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Nato and Soviet Troop Cut Seen by Brandt
West German Foreign Minister Willy Brandt suggested a possible reduction of Nato and Warsaw Pact forces in Europe could ease inter allied relations. He referenced a Berlin report that Marshal Grechko told Ulbricht the USSR might withdraw 50,000 troops, though he said he did not know details.
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Car Safety Rules Probe Slated
Senator Warren Magnuson of Washington announced a Senate investigation into the controversy over government safety standards for new cars. The probe aims to determine the standards' adequacy and enforcement.
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King Hassan II Receives U.S. Arms Pledges in Washington
During a Washington visit King Hassan II of Morocco obtained additional pledges of arms from the United States to strengthen defenses. An unscheduled second meeting followed between Hassan and President Johnson after the monarch's two day stay.
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Colombia Quake Toll Rises to Seventy Eight
The government announced Friday night that at least 78 people were killed and more than 300 injured in southern Colombia in the nation's worst quake this century.
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Arlington Burial Rules Tighten at National Cemetery
The Pentagon announced that soon almost all noncareer veterans will be barred from Arlington National Cemetery due to space limits. Beginning next week interments will be limited to active duty and retired servicemen Medal of Honor recipients high government officials including the president vice president Cabinet members congressmen and Supreme Court justices.
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U S Postpones Nuclear Test At Nevada Site
The administration paused a planned peaceful nuclear excavation experiment at the Nevada test site over political concerns abroad. The Atomic Energy Commission said the test would be temporarily postponed this month.
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Indira Gandhi hospitalized after stone attack
In New Delhi Prime Minister Indira Gandhi is hospitalized with a broken nose after being struck by a hurled stone at a rally. Doctors expect release today but she has canceled remaining campaign appearances as India plans general elections February 15 to 21.
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Pontiac Recalls 26,600 Automobiles
Detroit The Pontiac Division of General Motors Corp. Friday called back 26,600 1967 model automobiles for inspection and for repair of their brake systems if necessary.
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Hughes seeks stiff fines and abolition of pollution board
Gov Richard J Hughes announced plans to seek legislative approval to fine air pollution violators up to 2500 dollars daily. He also said he would ask the legislature to abolish the state air pollution control commission, which writes New Jersey codes and is dominated by industrial interests.
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French Road Mishaps Kill 12,277 in 1966
Paris government reports 12,277 people killed in French traffic accidents in 1966 down 56 from 1965. The toll notes 4,443 fewer injuries and 3,947 fewer accidents, reflecting a drop across the year.
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State job level highest in seven years, WV Gov says
West Virginia employment reaches a seven year high as Gov. Smith notes improved figures from the Department of Employment Security. The Friday briefing highlighted gains in total payrolls and job creation across multiple sectors.
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Faulty Salmon Found FDA Asks Removal
Seattle based Marine Foods Packing Co. must recall over 245000 cans of salmon due to defective seams and possible bacterial content. FDA investigation notes cans labeled with codes starting OR OP OC or O5 and no illness reports yet.
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Peace talks move toward Vietnam endgame at Chequers
In 1954 the French war ended in Indo China and Britain urged Russia to reconvene a Vietnam peace conference. The two leaders plan a final Sunday meeting at Chequers. Kosygin called for an unconditional end to U S raids as a first step, with Hanoi pressured to negotiate. Britain notes de escalation needs a Vietnamese concession.
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St Albans Man Hurt at Carbide Plant Spine Injury
Elmer Snow, 55, of St. Albans, sustained a spine injury in a Friday accident at the Union Carbide plant in Institute. An attendant said he was in satisfactory condition at Charleston General Hospital after being struck by block and tackle gear hanging from a crane.
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Price Fixing Charged State Units Sue Chemical Firms
State and local governments pursue chlor alkali makers for price fixing in California federal court. West Virginia seeks damages and enforcement value. several municipalities and public utilities join the multi defendant action. Settlement talks progress on a rock salt suit as defendants engage with state officials.
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Liquor Bill Worries Police Chief
Huntington Police Chief Gilbert Kleinknecht voiced concern about policing the newly enacted Private Club Liquor Bill. He warned it could hinder enforcement, likening private clubs to private homes and noting officers may need warrants to investigate liquor and related laws. He had previously suggested improvements to the old liquor statutes depending on police authority.
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