West Virginia Weather Forecast January 10 1975 Summary
United forecast for zones including Northern Panhandle Northwest West and Southwest: Sunny and cold with highs in the upper teens to low 20s and lows near zero to above. Central Mountains South: Sunny and cold with mid teens to near 20 highs and 5 to 16 above zero lows. Eastern Panhandle very cold and clear with mild teens highs and zero to 5 below zero lows. Virginia very cold clear with highs around 30s and lows around 20s. Western Pennsylvania partly sunny and cold with highs near 0 to 13 and lows near 0 to 15 below. Kentucky very cold with clouds, snow flurries, teens to mid 20s lows in low teens. Ohio increasing clouds, possible snow showers, teens to mid 20s highs and low teens lows. Friday humidity and temperatures show a 7 p.m. reading. record highs 76 in 1930 and record low in 1970. Total January precipitation noted at 7 p.m.
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West Virginia
Northern Panhandle
Cen- Altai Mountains
Eastern Panhandle
Charleston
North Central
Central Mountains
Zoo
Northern
Dave
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Snyder Appeals Firing Upholding Labor Dept Director Confronts Court
The former director of the wage and hours division in the Labor Department has appealed to the Kanawha County Circuit Court from a West Virginia Civil Service action. The appeal challenges the firing and seeks reinstatement or reversal of the termination ruling.
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Labor Department
Kanawha County
West Virginia
Appalachian approves fuel credit amid lower coal costs
Appalachian announces a two part credit plan totaling about 8.8 million dollars in April plus interest for customers to reflect lower fuel costs. Vaughan notes credits stem from reduced coal prices and may continue through mid 1976 unless PSC intervenes. The moves accompany a February 24 PSC required 24 million dollar cash refund from a 1971 1973 rate case. A separate docket covers Walter L. Snyder appealing a dismissal over falsification charges tied to state records. Snyder previously faced indictments tied to former official Robert McConnell and was suspended during the case. Mrs Joyce Kilburn Bunn of Charleston West Virginia has graduated cum laude from the University of New Hampshire.
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Vaughan
Public Service Commission
Appalachian
PSC
Snyder
Kanawha
Robert McConnell
Joseph H. Mills
Civil Service
Durham, N.H
Joyce Kilburn Bunn
John Kilburn
Crestview Drive
Charleston
W.va
University of New Hampshire
Michael Tennican
Boston
Temple, Barker and Stone
West Virginia
Parlett says he was fired as Marshall medical school dean
Dr. Robert Parlett stated that he forced Marshall University President Robert Hayes to admit he fired him as dean, denying earlier claims he resigned. The university will appeal the LCME third refusal for accreditation before funds are released. the appeal is set for Jan 17. Parlett remains skeptical others may leave, and Hayes appointed Dr. Robert Kuhn interim dean.
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Huntington
Robert Parlett
Marshall University
Robert Hayes
Parlett
Marshall Medical School
Hayes
West Virginia
Marshall
Liaison Committee On Medical Education
Veterans Administration
Thurday
Robert Kuhn
Board of Regents
West Virginia May primary filing highlights
The Associated Press notes candidates filing for the West Virginia May 11 primary. Entries include Holly Gillespie in the 6th District and Brooks Lowe in the same district, Paul Bartlett in the 6th, and Howard Corcoran as Republican at large along with Charles Kesler for the 2nd District. Democratic entries list James Derflinger and Garman Grimmett. The Pribilof Islands host 1.8 million northern fur seals.
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Associated Press
Secretary of State
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Holly M. Gillespie
Friendly
Brooks “Buck” Lowe
Kopperston
Paul C. Bartlett
Grafton
Howard V. Corcoran
Wheeling
Charles R. Kesler
Oak Hill
James L. Derflinger
Falling Waters
Berkeley County
Garman Grimmett
Camper Stolen With Owner Still Inside
In Clarksburg West Virginia a camper was stolen with its owner Terry Eberhart inside. He chased the thief and captured a 16 year old driver. The suspect was charged with grand larceny of an auto and disorderly conduct.
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Clarksburg
W.va
Terry Eberhart
Eberhart
Bridgeport
Harrison County
Putnam County Opens Five Adult Vocational Classes
Five Putnam County centers will host adult vocational courses this semester at Hurricane and Winfield High schools Scott Teays and George Washington elementaries and the Eleanor vocational center. Placement officer James Levine said flexible options will run any class with at least 12 participants. Registration is set for January 26 at the vocational center and January 26 at Hurricane High and January 28 at Scott Teays Elementary, with classes starting the week of February 2.
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Winfield
Putnam County
Hurricane
Winfield High
Scott Teays
George Washington
Eleanor
James Levine
Vocational Center
Hurricane High
Scott- Teays Elementary
Appalachian Gets Variances On Air Pollution Compliance
The Air Pollution Control Commission granted variances to American Electric Power Co for 1977 78 dates to install precipitators at John Amos Mitchell plants and approved a Cabin Creek coal burn variance. Sporn face continuation. The panel set Feb 20 for another hearing while noting delays and potential rate impact.
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Skip Johnson
Air Pollution Control Commission
American Electric Power Co
APCC
John Amos
Mitchell
Cabin Reek
Cabin Creek
Philip
Hunt
Carl Beard
AEP
Amos
Sporn
Putnam County
Poca
George Briers
Appalachian Power Company
Schools May Publish Financial Standings
Deputy superintendent John Hughes guides four schools through a plan to report income from nonnutritional food sales for 1974-75 and audit general fund invoices. The effort aims to reveal spending trends and other income sources, with a board approval expected in February.
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John Hughes
Byrd Declares Presidential Candidacy Amid Campaign Questions
Senator Robert Byrd announced a presidential bid while noting national ambitions shared by many senators. He plans to file for the West Virginia primary while seeking a fourth Senate term as party leaders weigh internal implications.
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Byrd
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Montana
West Virginia
Wallace
Bonds Called Best Way to Finance West Virginia Roads
Treasurer Ronald Pearson endorses selling 300 million in road bonds as the best method to fund Interstate highway improvements. He opposes using teacher retirement or workmen's compensation funds, warning such moves would reduce interest earnings and risk financial prudence. Highway Commissioner William Ritchie supports directing 200 million to upgrade the West Virginia Turnpike. Legislators have resisted further road bonds, arguing against more debt. General obligation bonds are urged as the superior option. He warned pension fund use would amount to financial inbreeding.
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Associated Preas
Ronald Pearson
William Ritchie
West Virginia
Pearson
The evolving kiss code in presidential politics
The piece debates how conventions around affection and public disclosure shape presidential politics. It notes women candidates face different expectations, cites Kennedy era rumors, and questions whether electorate norms help or hinder leaders.
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Kennedy
Congress
Pentagon
Relocation of Kanawha Home for Children Considered
The Kanawha County Commission orders a study on relocating the Kanawha Home for Children from Institute. Two sites under review are Elk Two-Mile and land near Camp Virgil Tate by Sissonville. If moved, the Institute building could become a Shawnee Golf Course clubhouse to save money and free land for recreation.
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Kanawha County Commission
Kanawha Home
Institute
Elk Two-Mile
Camp
Virgil Tate
Sissonville
County Commission
John D. Catalano
Regional Development Authority
Jack Whiting
Whiting
Kelly Castleberry
Kanawha
Clay
Boone
Putnam
Jackson
Lincoln
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