Editorials say Hays incident shows Congress lacks discipline
Editorial argues Rep. Wayne Hays betrayed public trust by hiring his secretary with taxpayer funds. Carl Albert comments on Hays mood, while editors blame Congress for broader moral failures and the party stalemate. It calls for internal discipline to restore the public's confidence.
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Carl Albert
House
Wayne Hays
Peron
Oklahoma
Democrat
Congress
Ohio
Rep
Hays
Beale Responds To Gazette Over Health System Agency
Gary R. Beale president of West Virginia Health Systems Agency Inc. replies to a May 27 editorial. He says the agency is a private nonprofit not state affiliated and outlines public hearings across the state on June 3 1976 to involve citizens in health care planning and policy.
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Gary R. Beale
West Virginia Health Systems Agency Inc
Charleston
WVA Hsa
State Welfare Department
West Virginia
the Gazette
Gazette
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Foundation
Alan Guttmacher Institute
Fred Jaffe
Planned Parenthood
Alan Guttmacher
Moves in Union Carbide plant leadership and local praise
Smiles to Glen Kraft step up from plant manager to operations manager in New York. HJ Karawan succeeds Kraft at the Institute plant. Charles C Wise Jr Charleston lawyer receives West Virginia University's highest alum award Order of Vandalia for long service. Ellie Sehaul and Carter Giltinan paint over a Charleston eyesore near the Union Building. Meals on Wheels Inc praises 28 000 meals delivered by 300 volunteers an almost 40 percent rise from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Kraft
Union Car—~bide’s
Institute
New York
Charles C. Wise Jr
Charleston
Order of Vandalia
West Virginia University
Meals On Wheels Inc
New York Times
Fiery Run
Gov. Carter
Woodrow Wilson
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Gov. Brown
Gov. Askew
Florida
the Gazette
East End
Capitol
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fort Collins
Colo
Baise
Idaho
Riverside
Calif
Las Vegas
West Virginia
Union Carbide
Putnam County
Hurricane Junior High
Winfield
Citizens Advisory Committee
General Hospital
Herbert) Scites
Nellie M. Thess
Canonization Rites Canceled in Moore Rustication
The article reports that Governor Arch A. Moore Jr faced a major setback as unofficial returns show him lagging behind Cecil Underwood in the statewide delegate at large race for the Republican National Convention. Moore trailed also by Tom Potter in the district tallies, casting doubt on anticipated honors.
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Highway Department
Moore
Cecil Underwood
Underwood
Tom Potter
RUSSELL BAKER A Political Dictionary excerpt
Entries taken from the 1976 edition of The Modern Political Dictionary satirize Congress, taxpayers, presidents, Democrats, Republicans and political campaigns. It lampoons political figures and terms with quips on taxonomy, motives, and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinea Servier
New York
Congress
Garden of Eden
Why Jimmy Wins by Carter in a Changing Faith Era
Analysis argues Jimmy Carter draws broad support from both churchgoers and secular conservatives by appealing to lost faith amid 1970s moral questions. The piece links his appeal to religion, skepticism of liberation, and the political shift in the Middle West and South as voters seek traditional values.
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Carter
America
Ford
Reagan
South
Middle West
Goldwater
Nixon
Middle America
White House
Wayne Hays
Congress
Walter Lippmann
Readers' Forum letters raise concerns on discipline and parks
Readers discuss discipline surveys in Kanawha County, East End park shortages, and Charleston’s treatment of public spaces. They criticize school management, demand better recreation areas, and comment on local governance and infrastructure. The letters touch on abortion fund debates and local bond issues while praising a Charleston concert and a regional writer.
Hoover on the Wagon Featured in Point Pleasant
A story about Goong Tom Hoover appears in Point Pleasant with notes indicating a feature on page 124. The piece highlights Hoover's journey or status related to a wagon theme or event, reflecting local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hoover
Point Pleasant
AMA Rebuts Subcommittee on Unnecessary Surgery
The AMA challenges the House subcommittee findings on 1974 unnecessary surgeries. It disputes 2.4 million cases and 11,900 deaths as invalid, arguing the methods confuse procedures with operations and rely on flawed 7 percent estimates, urging cautious interpretation of costs and mortality.
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Chicago
House
John E. Moss
California
United States
AMA
Eugene G. McCarthy
New York Union
McCarthy
New York
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Ellie Sehaul
Carter Giltinan
WSAZ
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Arch A. Moore Jr
Russell Baker
Ambrose Bierce
Panama Canal
James Reston
Tulst
Sheetie
Malden
Humi
Jimmy
Lincoln
Don Marsh
Ize
Kay Michael
Margaret D. Miller
Kanawha County Council of Ptas
Martha Ra
South Charleston
Freda
Willman
Edgewater Apartments
City
Euthanasia Fund
Population Council
John D. Rockefeller N. Jay
Linda J. Heal
St. Albans
Columbia Gas
Sixth Avenue
Stockton
Bruce Ehman
Bigley Ave
Colummn
June Hoydon
Tom
Yours
James Kilpatrick
Subcommittee
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American Medical Assny
Dr. McCarthy
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