Regional Weather Forecast June 3 1975
Zones across the region report partly cloudy skies with showers likely East and West zones show highs from the mid 70s to low 80s with mild overnight lows. Western Pennsylvania and Kentucky expect scattered showers and comfortable temps with highs near 70s. Mondays HUMIDITIES and wind data indicate SE winds up to 5 mph. record highs and lows noted from 1925 and 1986.
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Charleston
Central Mountains
Panhandle
WESY
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Ohio
Dismissal of Charges Disappoints Brotherton
Senate President W T Brotherton Jr of Kansas said on Monday he was disappointed by the dismissal of charges. The statement underscores ongoing tensions as the case closes without a conviction and analyzes potential political ramifications for the state government.
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Brotherton
Senate
W.T Brotherton Jr
D-Kanawha
Sato obituary and Nobel prize controversy in 1974
Former Japanese premier Kakuei Sato, once Nixon’s ally, faced domestic and international scrutiny after being named co winner of the 1974 Nobel Peace Prize with Sean MacBride. Critics cited a pro US military policy stance while supporters praised efforts to stabilize Asia and curb nuclear spread. Private funeral services set in Tokyo with a public Buddhist ceremony to follow.
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Sato
Nixon
Peking
Washington
Chiang Kai-shek
Sean
MacBride
Ireland
Nobel Committee
Asia
Japan
U.S
Oslo
Tokyo
Drug price advertising sparks pharmacy trade clash
Carl Roberts of the pharmacists group says price information for consumers is not prohibited but advertising aims to create demand. The National Association of Retail Druggists opposes the FTC proposal, arguing it would promote dangerous drugs. Engman downplays fears of mass “world a fix” songs, noting price disclosure would just reveal costs. FTC cites $6.79 billion in 1973 prescription drug purchases and a $130 million potential savings estimate, with laws in some states already restricting price advertising. Public comment runs through August with hearings planned before a final decision.
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Carl Roberts
Pharmacists Trade Association
National Association of Retail Druggists
FTC
Commission
Engman
Virginia
U. S. Supreme Court
Sadat welcomes Israeli cutback as step toward peace
In a television interview Sadat welcomed Israel's troop cutback as a move toward peace. Egyptian officials said Cairo would study the changes to see if they are more than superficial and could lead to cargo moves to Israel soon. Ford Sadat talks ended without a communique or public policy statement. Sadat invited Ford to Cairo and Ford accepted. In Washington, U.S. intelligence noted Syrian armor moved away from the Golan Heights, easing potential clash with Israel amid Syria Iraq water dispute. Pentagon analysts saw the redeployment as a result of that dispute.
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Sadat
Israel
Cairo
Ford
Middle East
United States
Washington
U.S
Golan Heights
Pentagon
Syria
Iraq
Euphrates River
Crash Kills Cabell Couple in Head On Collision
Ceredo West Virginia police report Daniel T Lilly and Iva T Lilly of Huntington were killed Monday night when their new car was struck head on by a second vehicle on U S 60 near Ceredo. The other driver Joseph Wayne Meade 24 also of Huntington faced a driving while intoxicated charge and was hospitalized with a broken leg after the crash. Four passengers in his car received treatment at Huntington hospitals.
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Ceredo
W.va
Huntington
U. S. 60
Here
Daniel T
Iva T. Lilly
Joseph Wayne Meade
Mining Post Examinations Planned in July
The Associated Press reports examinations for coal mine inspector electrical mine inspector noncoal mine inspector and safety instructor will be held July 18 and 19. Written tests precede an oral exam. Salary details include coal mine inspector 15300, electrical mine inspector 16325, mine safety instructor 11200, and noncoal mine inspector 11100 per year.
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Associated Press
Buffalo Creek Incorporation Rejected by County Board
Logan County Commission rejected a petition to incorporate Buffalo Creek valley due to insufficient signatures. Leader Charles Cowan had no comment. State official Jay Morrison said the decision was a technicality and that joint signatures by spouses were discarded, prompting another attempt.
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Logan
W.va
Buffalo Creek Valley
Logan County Commission
Charles Cowan
Jay Morrison
State Office of Federal State Relations
Buffalo Creek
Morrison
City Council Denies Home Use For Law Offices on Kanawha
Charleston City Council votes 20 to 4 to deny a special permit to use 1614 Kanawha Blvd E as law offices. Opponents cited neighborhood concerns and existing business density along the boulevard. The decision followed lengthy discussion with East End residents and supporters.
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Kanawha Blvd
Charleston
East End
Paul Kaufman
Ray Rathiff Jr
Richard Kennedy
11Th Ward
Elizabeth and
Greenbrier Streets
Eugene Harper
Kanawha Valley
China Won't Yield Taiwan Says Teng Hsido-ping
Teng Hsido-ping vice premier of the People’s Republic of China told American News editors that China will not yield on Taiwan and seeks full US relations. He said there is no two-China policy acceptable, but China can wait if U.S. policy remains unchanged. He noted equality for women but cautioned it will take time. He spoke during a 2-hour interview at the Great Hall of the People.
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Robert P. Clark
Courier-Journal & Times
Peking
China
People’s Republic of China
Ford
Taiwan
Teng Hsido-ping
United States
Teng
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Great Hall of the People
Florida Man Impeached Pennsylvania Senator Ousted for Extortion
Pennsylvania senator Frank Mazzei, previously convicted of extortion, was expelled by a 47-0 Senate vote amid threats against supporters and public outcry. Florida Treasurer-Insurance Commissioner Thomas O Malley faced impe achment by the Florida House, the first cabinet member impeached since 1897, with two of eleven articles approved alleging over $72 000 in favors sought from regulators. Mazzei’s five year prison sentence and $20 000 fine followed his conviction. he appeals as actions against him were debated. State Attorney General said suspension of O Malley remains in effect only after articles reach the state Senate.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Florida
Frank Mazzei
Senate
Florida House of Representatives
Thomas O’malley
House
O'Malley
Mazzei
Underworld
Rules Committee
Robert Shevin
State Senate
Justice Defends Finance Law in Court Challenge
The Justice Department asked a D.C. appeals court to uphold most parts of the federal campaign finance law while questioning the FEC power to enforce via civil suits. The briefs total 112 pages and respond to a Buckley McCarthy led suit claiming First Amendment limits on contributions and disclosure.
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Washington
Justice Department
Federal Election Commission
Department
U.S. Circuit Court
District of Columbia
James L. Buckley
Con
R-N.y
Eugene McCarthy
Dminn
Four Inmate Rights Suits Are Rejected
US District Court Judge Robert Maxwell rejected civil rights suits from four state prison inmates. Virgil Back sought 3 million dollars for ulcer treatment denial, Donald Roberts 44 thousand for presumed drugged food and denied library access, education, and guard brutality. Jesse White claimed 230 thousand for inadequate medical care, William Snyder 10 thousand for guard abuses and improper confinement, limited outdoor exercise and denied medication.
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Wheeling
W.va
Robert E. Maxwell
Virgil Back
Jesse W. White
William A. Snyder
Donald W. Roberts
State Division of Corrections
Back
Roberts
White
Snyder
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