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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1977

Page

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West Virginia and nearby zones face cloudy, chilly weather

Weather summary for West Virginia and surrounding regions shows cloudy skies with rain or snow likely across zones 1 2 3 4 and 6 7. Highs mostly in the 30s to low 40s, tonight lows in the teens to 30s, precipitation chances up to 80 percent in several zones. Virginia Kentucky Ohio and Pennsylvania also report rain snow and colder trends with mixed precipitation possible tonight.

Panahangle Central Mountains Panhandie Claudy Virginia Kentucky Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Mit

Harry Hoffmann Ex Editor Dies in West Virginia

Obituary notes the death of Harry Hoffmann longtime editor of The Charleston Gazette in Charleston West Virginia He was praised by Sen Jennings Randolph Sen Robert Byrd Jay Rockefeller and Rep John Slack for his fairness journalism and leadership Hoffmann began at the Wheeling Register in 1929 joined Gazette in 1939 rose to editor in 1996 and remained active on the editorial board He is survived by his wife two children brother and sister and five grandchildren funeral mass set for Friday

Jennings Randolph D-W. Va Harry Randolph Washington The Gazette West Virginia Mary Veronica Robert C. Byrd U. S. Senate Jay Rockefeller Hoffmann Harry Hoffmann Rockefeller John Slack D-W.va Slack Statehouse Old Wheeling Register Wheeling Bill Lias John F. Kennedy Kennedy Hubert Humphrey U.S. State Department U. S British Guiana State Department U.S West Virginia Press Assn American Society of Newspaper Editors Associated Press Managing Editors Assn Elks Lodge Serra Club Kanawha Country Club Knights of Columbus Harry Michael Hoffmann Charleston Kathleen Groom South Charleston Joseph Mary Himelick

One Familiar Face Swears In as Mon Dale Resigns

Sen Walter F Mon Dale of Minnesota resigns to become vice president on Jan 20 During swearing in the Senate unanimously approves a resolution to count electoral votes on Jan 6 Vice President Rockefeller names Howard W Cannon and Mark O Hatfield to represent the Senate at the ceremony The Senate also considers Rules Committee reforms to cut debate and overhaul committee structure in a potential bid to ease end of filibusters Leaders Byrd and Baker are mentioned.

Senate Walter F. Mondale Minnesota Rockefeller Howard W. Cannon New Mark O. Hatfield Ore Rules Committee Byrd Baker

Newhart to Leave CBS Comedy Series

Comedian Bob Newhart announced he will quit his CBS television comedy at the end of the current season. He gave no reason, stressing the move is sincere and CBS has been notified.

Los Angeles Bob Newhart CBS Newhart

Brzezinski orders large scale NSC staff cut

Zbigniew Brzezinski, named national security adviser, trims the National Security Council staff from 45 to 40, says only a few will be retained. Deputy reportedly David Aaron, ex foreign service officer and Mondale adviser. He aims to reduce research and analysis branches to streamline the system.

Zbigniew Brzezinski Carter National Security Council Brzezinski Council David Aaron Foreign Service Elect Mondale Henry A. Kissinger State Department Brent Scowcroft

Senate names leadership roles after opening session

Senators named new leadership posts at the opening session. Alan Cranston and Ted Stevens were chosen as assistant majority leaders, replacing Byrd and Griffin respectively. Daniel Inouye became secretary of the Democratic Conference, while Humphrey remains a key figure with a suggested role. Republicans also reappointed committee chairs including Carl Curtis, John Tower, and Robert Packwood.

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