Alcoholism Treatment Gains Focus At WVU School Session
West Virginia University and the State Department of Mental Health sponsor the West Virginia School of Alcohol Studies June 16 21 at WVU to present scientific information and practical applications for controlling alcoholism. The series notes no cure but emphasizes management and prevention, with data on prevalence and social impact across the state.
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South overcomes strange spade opener in bridge play
In a complicated bridge deal East opens strong with spades and West misfires on a substandard overcall. North rebids two clubs, South pursues slam via cue bids, but North withholds, leaving South in a game. The commentary discusses improper assumptions about alcoholism and public policy, citing Powell v Texas and AA referrals, and notes local treatment efforts and court cases.
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Statehouse Camping Ban Signed
Gov. Hulett Smith signed an executive order prohibiting camping on state government property in the statehouse complex. The ban covers tents and camping gear on the statehouse lawn the Governor’s Mansion and areas owned or leased by the state. The measure follows protesters who pitched tents on the State Capitol lawn to publicize welfare program views.
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Virginia group seeks bigger student loan fund
Del Ivor Boiarsky and the Virginia Association of Colleges and Universities urge passage of a bill to expand guaranteed student loans and increase appropriations. They cite about 2 200 applications and potential federal matches to enlarge the program for more students.
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