Neely to Leave City Collector Post in Neely
Neely, city collector and coauthor of the new city budget, plans to leave to help set up John’s new financial department. He cites commitments to another job and mid-June timing, noting a salary raise from 14,500 to 21,000 in the reworked budget. Mayor Hutchinson says no successor has been named.
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Hutchinson
John
Neely
Charleston
Don Richardson
Ravenswood
The
Silverton
Hoxie Brothers Circus
Ravenswood Plaza
Landowners Granted Part In Capitol Suit
The State Supreme Court allowed 11 Charleston East End landowners to intervene as parties in a suit by the State Building Commission over the Capitol complex expansion. The owners join Gov. Moore and Secretary of State Rockefeller IV as defendants in a test of recent legislation. Moore supports the project but delays $9 million bond steps. Rockefeller opposes it for different reasons.
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Associated Press
State Supreme Court
Charleston East End
State Capitol Complex
High Court
State Building Commission
Gov
Moore
John D. Rockefeller IV
Commission
Rockefeller
Gloria Swanson Cancels Charleston Appearance
Actress Gloria Swanson has canceled a Saturday Charleston appearance after sustaining a minor back injury in New York. Edward Poole, who operates a Flemington greenhouse and promotes organic farming, said the trip’s cancellation is due to travel inconvenience. Swanson and Poole are longtime childhood friends and she planned to attend the Democratic Jackson Jefferson Day dinner.
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Gloria Swanson
Charleston
Edward Poole
Miss Swanson
New York
Poole
Flemington
County Teachers Get Traineeships
Mrs. Joe Spangler and Mrs. Roberta Strosnider, Kanawha County special education teachers, receive summer traineeship grants to study the education of the handicapped. They will attend the Kanawha Valley Graduate Center under a U S Office of Education program run by the West Virginia Division of Special Education. Grants awarded to 34 teachers in 24 counties.
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Joe Spangler
Roberta Strosnider
Kanawha County
Kanawha Valley
U. S. Office of Education
Division of Special Education
West Virginia
Factors guiding medical students to rural practice
West Virginia University medical students weigh rural service. A fourth-year student, William Taylor Fithian III, told the Conference on Appalachian and Rural Health that four main factors will influence where he and peers practice: family, community, professional help, and avoiding regions with limited educational funding and teacher resources.
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Morgantown
West Fn Virginia University
Conference On Appalachian
William Taylor Fithian III
Fithian
Ima
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