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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1968

Page

2

Putnam to Get 750 Million Power Plant

The Charleston Gazette reports the John E. Amos plant near Charleston will be built by AEP at a cost of 750 million dollars. Lawrence H. Lieving is named resident engineer for construction. John E. Amos, for whom the plant is named, is a longtime Charleston resident and leader in law, business, and state politics.

West Virginia Lawrence H. Lieving John E. Amos Lieving The Charleston Gazette Putnam OPC At Ohio Power Company Ohio River Charleston Amos & Brotherton Bell Lines, Inc Consolidation Coal Co Vulcan Materials Co Conner & Amos Nursery American Trucking Assn Amos West Virginia University West Virginia House of Delegates Senate Democratic National Committee AEP Putnam County Appalachian Power Co

Public housing brief on federal leased housing plan

Housing Authority heard a briefing on the federal leased housing program by Kilpatrick of AAY-Community Development Inc. Dallas Ogden, chair, hopes to aid 15 to 20 low income families and plans to present to the new administration. The program requires private owners to meet minimum code standards with the authority offering guaranteed rent.

South Charleston Housing Authority Imjusul Pou BI der Kilpatrick Aay-Community Development Inc Kilpatrick Dallas Ogden Ogden Thomas Memorial Hospital Ibers

Welfare Recipient Tax Relief Studied

The West Virginia Welfare Department outlines a new plan to disregard the first 30 dollars earned per month plus one third of any earnings above that amount for families receiving Aid to Dependent Children benefits. The policy, aimed at July 1 implementation, excludes full time students and certain part time students from earnings disregards.

Associated Press State Welfare Department West Virginia Ietea

House backs bill to extend food stamp program nationwide

About a quarter of the House urged Thursday that legislation be enacted to allow extending the food stamp program to all states cities or counties that want it. District leaders and committee members argued for broader eligibility and access to meals assistance nationwide.

Washington House

West Virginia Leaders Condemn Kennedy Killing mourns gun laws

West Virginia Governor Hulett Smith and state leaders express grief over Senator Robert F. Kennedy s death. Smith urges stronger gun control and seeks a summer session agenda with legislators. A funeral rosary and public services unfold in Charleston as leaders call for unity and renewed civic duty.

Hulett C. Smith West Virginia Robert F. Kennedy Smith William J. Thompson

Hill heads police at Chesapeake in temporary appointment

Robert Hill, a patrolman, named temporary chief of police in Chesapeake replacing Jack Lavender who was fired for refusing to take orders and failing to perform duties. Mayor Burd White cited numerous citizen complaints about Lavender. Rockefeller praised Kennedy as urgent compassion for the alienated and poor.

Robert Hill Chesapeake Jack Lavender Burd EF. White Lavender Kennedy Rockefeller Washington

Memorial Rite For Kennedy Backer Sullivan Leads Call

Memorial service for Robert F. Kennedy is planned with Rep. Leonor Sullivan and 108 House members from 28 states backing a food stamp program expansion. The plan seeks end to the program's monetary ceiling and funding for 1969 and 1970 72 years, aiming to allow broader county participation and coupon value increases. The speakers include Rev Gabriel Giles and Rev Truman Potter at St Marks Church and Christ Church Methodist in California.

Leonor K. Sullivan Dmo Sen. Kennedy Gabriel Giles St. Anthony Cal Truman Potter Christ Church Methodist Congress California

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