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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1975

Page

3

Young Democrats Split Over WV Governor Pick at Conference

At Morris Harvey College the West Virginia Democratic Youth Conference drew 16 to 21 year olds split between Rockefeller and Sprouse. Many remained undecided with strong praise for both and worries the party could stay divided into the primary season. Conference delegates expect a Democrat to win the governor’s office with Byrd and Randolph among speakers at the Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner.

Rick Steelhammer West Virginia Democratic Youth Conference Morris Harvey College John D Jay” Rockefeller IV James Sprouse Jennings Randolph Robert C. Byrd

Three Local Craft Unions Strike in Kanawha Valley

Three building trade unions in Kanawha Valley have been on strike since May 31 threatening labor management peace and the multicraft agreement. Plumbers Local 651 Painters Local 970 and Asbestos Workers Local 80 paused work with limited picketing while other locals honored lines. A 31 cent hourly raise for about 3,000 craftsmen is tied to multicraft talks. Painters plan a meeting and Pipefitters Local 625 recently joined the pact. Separate dispute hits St Albans Mall as bricklayers strike over pay at Holbrook & Lee projects.

Edward Peeks Kanawha Valley Plumbers Painters Asbestos Workers Charleston Elmer Burdette Burdette Kanawha Valley Contractors Assn Multicraft St. Albans Holbrook & Lee

West Virginia May primaries discussed by lawmakers

A legislative subcommittee reviewed delaying the West Virginia primary date. Senator Ralph D. Williams asked for interest in a draft to move primaries, but only a couple supported the idea. Lois Kauffeld urged stricter campaign finance reporting, facing resistance from lawmakers wary of overhauling election laws.

Herb Little Associated Press West Virginia Ralph D. Williams D-Gréenbrier Cochairman Williams Lois Kauffelt Charleston League of Women’ Voters Pat R. Hamilton Fayette

Police Eye Arrests In Death

Clarksburg police said a report will go to the Harrison County Grand Jury over the May beating death of Thomas R. Horner 74 a former Kanawha and Harrison County school official. Horner was beaten May 13 and died later in Morgantown. He led Charleston High School 1937 1940 Stonewall Jackson 1940 1949 and Harrison County schools 1962.

Clarksburg Harrison County Grand Jury Thomas R. Horner Kanawha and Harrison County School Board Horner University Hospital Morgantown Charleston High School Stonewall Jackson Kanawha County Charleston City Parks and Recreation Commission Harrison County

Two SLA Soldiers Convicted in Foster Killing

In Sacramento California Russell Little and Joseph Remiro of the Symbionese Liberation Army were found guilty of first degree murder in the cyanide bullet assassination of Oakland School Superintendent Marcus Foster. A verdict also convicted them of attempted murder in the wounding of Foster’s top aide Robert Blackburn.

Sacramento Calif

Prisoners Demand Release in Canada Hostage Standoff

In New Westminster British Columbia three life‑prisoners held 14 officers hostage and demanded an Army helicopter to move them and the hostages to the airport and onward to an undisclosed foreign country. Prison director Dragon Ceretic named Andy Bruce Claire Wilson and Douglas Lucas as the prisoners.

NEW Westminister B.C British Columbia Dragon Cernetic Communist Party of Canada Andy Bruce Prince Albert, Sask Claire Wilson Douglas Lucas Winnipeg Ceretic

Democratic Governors Deny Plan To Block Wallace Bid

In New Orleans the Democratic national chairman and Rhode Island Gov. Philip Noel refuted a coordinated effort to block George Wallace's presidential bid. The 67th annual National Governors Conference opened as more than 30 governors discussed boosting their influence on the 1976 nominating process amid energy policy debates and GOP pushback.

New Orleans George Wallace Philip Noel Rhode Island Robert S. Strauss Ford Democratic Congress House Robert D. Ray Iowa James Holshouser North Carolina Crat Wallace Alabama Noel Wendell Anderson Minnesota Strauss Senate Mike Mansfield

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