Weather forecast for West Virginia zones
Nationwide style WV forecast describes Zone 1 9 Northern Panhandle North Central Northern Mountains Partly cloudy with light snow likely. Highs upper 20s to low 40s Lows upper teens to low 20s Zones 2344 7 Charleston Northwest West Southwest Central Mountains South Light snow likely Highs about 40s Lows mid 20s to 40s Zone 9 Eastern Panhandle Cloudy with a chance of light snow Highs in 40s Lows upper 20s
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Weather Outlook Across States Shows Cold With Mixed Precipitation
West Virginia may see snow flurries and highs near the upper 30s to low 40s while Virginia gets light rain and warmer temps in the upper 40s to low 50s. Western Pennsylvania experiences rain mixed with snow. Kentucky faces rain changing to snow with teens to mid 30s. Ohio stays cold with rain turning to snow and highs in the 20s to low 30s. Friday humidity at 00.5 and January totals noted with records referenced.
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Firms Seek Ways to Cut Mail Costs After Rate Hikes
West Virginia companies seek to reduce mail volume and switch to lighter letters and postcards amid a 26 percent overall postal rate increase. Kroger, C P Telephone, Charleston Gazette, and others review direct mail use, with university and utility offices rerouting letters to save costs. Some firms pause while others plan broader cost-cutting measures, including bulk mailing reviews.
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Hearst
Kroger Co
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C&p
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University Post Office
Harry Ernst
University
Ernst
College of Arts and Sciences
Charlestn Gazette
Tom Ryan
Columbia Gas Transmission Co
James Thomas
Carbon Fuel Co
Larry Maynor
The
West Virginia Coal Assn
Monsanto Co
Wall Street Journal
State invests 30 million quarterly in West Virginia banks
State Treasurer Ronald Pearson announces a new policy to place 30 million dollars quarterly for one year in 214 West Virginia banks to bolster local lending. About 180 banks have already accepted 26 million dollars, with an average return of 6.2 percent.
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Fanny Seller
West Virginia
Ronald Pearson
Pearson
U.S. Treasury
State Investments Board
Gov. Moore
John Gates
Three Hurt in Fayetteville Bar Shooting
Three Fayetteville men were injured at the Stardust Lounge on U.S. 21 after an argument at about 12 30 a m. William Colling was wounded in the chest and remained in satisfactory condition at Raleigh General Hospital Beckley. Donald Woodrum was in satisfactory condition at Oak Hill Hospital. Jimmy Dorsey was treated for a neck wound at Beckley VA Hospital. James Woodrum, 53, was arrested for malicious wounding and freed on 25000 bond after waiving grand jury action. The case remains under investigation.
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Fayette County
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Raleigh General Hospital
Beckley
William Colling
Oak Hill Hospital
Donald Woodrum
Jimmy Dorsey
Beckley VA Hospital
Sheriff's Deputies
Oak Hill
James Woodrum
Woodrum
Justice of the Peace Dillard
Police Report Details Burglary and Theft Incidents
Charleston police report multiple thefts since Thursday including burglaries at Dr B F Clark and Dr Norman Bshar offices on Washington Street East with tampered equipment, a Grant Street home break in for a TV and stereo valued around 500, six stolen car radios from city streets, CB radio sets stolen from several vehicles, a GE VHF radio from a Columbia Gas Co car, and a wristwatch with 20 in cash taken from William Slater on Horns Alley.
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Larry Haddox
Rt. 5
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Sear’s
Larry Sanders
Huntington
General Electric
Columbia Gas Co
MacCorkle Avenue
Kanawha City
Robert Payne
Hampton Road
Thomas Lightner
Moundsville
Staunton Avenue
William Slater
Twin 60
St. Albans
Two Boone Youths Hurt In Mishaps
Two Boone County youths were injured in separate car pedestrian accidents Friday state police at Madison said. Brian Harper of Bloomingrose was struck while darting across Tonys Branch Road near Bloomingrose and is in satisfactory condition at Memorial Division CAMC. Mark Vanpelt of Madison, son of Mr and Mrs John Vanpelt, is in satisfactory condition at CAMC General Division. details of his collision were not immediately available.
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Hernshaw
Ford veto blur, Dunlop weighing resignation amid labor clash
President Ford announced a veto on a labor management bill amid fierce GOP and contractor pressure. Dunlop considered resigning for two to three weeks before Ford urged him to stay. Ford labeled the decision tough, citing unresolved union contractor rifts, while signing two other Acts on Native Claims and Overseas Voting Rights for expatriate U.S. residents.
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Congress
House
Seate
United States
Rosenberg Case Details Highlight Witness and Confidences
The article notes the executions of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg on June 19 1953 amid protests. Star witness David Greenglass testified he provided atom bomb writings to the Rosenbergs in late 1945 while a Los Alamos machinist. It also cites FBI notes about Confidential Informant T-1 linked to Jerome Tartakow as disclosed in a 1956 Justice Department memo.
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Los Alamos
N.M
FBI
T-1
Schneir
Jerome Tartakow
Justice Department
Cooperative Teacher Placement Center Opens March 9
The sixth annual Cooperative Teacher Placement Center starts March 9 at Morris Harvey College and runs through March 10. It is a joint effort by Marshall University Morris Harvey West Virginia Tech West Virginia State and West Virginia University to aid schools in placing their education graduates.
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Marshall University
Morris Harvey
West Virginia Tech
West Virginia State
West Virginia University
McHugh Seeks Re-Election As Kanawha Circuit Judge
Kanawha County Chief Judge Thomas E. McHugh, 39, announces Democratic bid for one of four at large circuit seats in 1976. He cites reform of jurist selection toward nonpartisan elections and highlights court innovations in juvenile justice, night justice, juror call system and volunteer efforts.
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Thomas E. McHugh
McHugh
Kanawha County
West Virginia
Circuit Court
Frank L. Taylor
Smith Road Housing Plan To Be Heard
An $8 million 196 unit housing development by Hunters Ridge Inc. on 44 acres along Smith Road opposite Oakhurst, proposed by Es til and Greenlee, Charleston real estate firm, will be heard by the Charleston Municipal Planning Commission Wednesday. Construction to begin in April with 52 units ready about 16 months later. units priced $35,000 to $40,000. Public hearing at city hall council chambers begins at 7 p.m.
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Greenlee
Charleston
Hunters Ridge Inc
Oakhurst
Calvert Estill
Planning Commission
City Hall
IRS Beginning Program to Aid Hard of Hearing
Parkerburg sees a pilot toll free teletypewriter system by the IRS to aid deaf and hearing impaired people. West Virginia Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Michigan are included. District director T Blair Evans notes 120000 in WV have serious hearing impairment. System uses a phone line and teletypewriter modem with typing at both ends. Access available at rehab center in Institute and at Romney school for the deaf and blind.
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Internal Revenue Service
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Kentucky
Indiana
Michigan
T. Blair Evans
IRS
West Virginia Vocational Rehabilitation Center
Institute
West Virginia School For the Deaf and Blind
Romney
Higbee Named Juror For Pulitzer Prize
Dallas C. Higbee executive editor of The Charleston Gazette is named one of fifty editors appointed as a juror for the Pulitzer Prize journalism competition. He also served as a juror in last year's contest.
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Charleston Gazette
Columbia University
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