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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1973

Page

4

Weather Summary for Zone 8 and Regions

Partly cloudy with a chance of scattered showers and thundershowers mainly late day. Highs in the 80s and 90s, lows in the 60s to 70s. West Virginia Virginia and Ohio regions report hot, humid conditions with afternoon thundershowers possible. Kentucky and Western Pennsylvania show warm to hot with showers at night. Monday humidity and wind data included with June precipitation totals and records.

West Virginia Virginia Pennsylvania Kentucky Ohio Mid &S

Watergate prosecution moves and immunity talks unfold

Federal prosecutors led by Archibald Cox reassess immunity and plea offers to Pavel Dean in the Watergate case as U.S. District Judge John Sirica weighs Dean’s immunity, grand jury testimony, and Senate coverage. The May 22 letter hints at Dean’s potential testimony against Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell Magruder while Kalmbach faces testimony on White House fundraising.

U. S John J. Sirica Dean Sirica Senate Nixon Magruder Commerce Maurice H. Stans Kalmbach White House General Accounting Office Finance Committee Watergate Stans John D. Ehrlichman Charles Shaffer Senate Committee Shaffer H.R. Haldeman Ehrlichman Atty John N. Mitchell Central Intelligence Agency

Dunbar City Council weighs minor overrun and sewer funds

Finance chairman E H Penn tells Dunbar council the year ends with a small overrun in the police budget for an extra automobile. Unpaid invoices total 7885. Sewer fund debates arise over reallocating 65000 from Moran Avenue. motion fails. Gasoline price rises, courthouse actions include tear down of Simmons house, library board appointment, stenographer resignation, and June 5 election canvass certification.

Andrew Gallagher Dunbar E. H. Penn Penn Martha Klein Mary Lou Lynch

State road bond sales plan outlined for 500 million

The state will sell 40 million dollars this month and another 40 million next fiscal year under road bond amendments. Debt service on bonds totals 89.9 million from gasoline taxes and other state tax revenues. Bond rates shifted from 6.88 percent in 1969 to 5.16 percent in 1974, with the debt rating aiding lower interest.

Treasury Department of Highways

Struggles and Debt Figures From West Virginia Miner Story

Joe Ellis faces an uncertain future in mining as he weighs leaving underground work despite union ties and his wife's wishes. Separate figures show West Virginia debt service rising to 113 million in 1978 79 with road bonds peaking near 50 million in 1974 75 and a projected per capita and family income context from 1960 to 1971.

Ellis Sre SDH Moore Building Commission West Virginia Chamber of Commerce Idebt Service

Rates at issue in PSC case under general regulatory law

Pavel a Phone seeks to uphold rates in effect since last November. Attorney John T. Cowan argued there is no authority in state law requiring a gap between rate decisions and new rate filings. He contends the PSC has allowed multiple rate cases in succession.

John T. Cowan PSC Commission Cowan

Freeze Bill To Get Early Vote

Senate Democrats push an early vote on a 90 day wage price freeze to curb inflation. Sen William Proxmire introduces the measure as a rider to a 613 million State Department authorization. Mondale proposes limited wage catch up for those under 3.50 an hour.

Washington Senate Democrats William Proxmire Dwis State Department Proxmire Senate Walter Mondale Dminn

Designer Sean Kenny dies at 42 in London hospital

Irish born stage set designer Sean Kenny who worked on Oliver and other hit musicals died Monday in St Bartholomew's hospital after a stroke at age 42. He gained fame for his innovative scenic designs in London and Broadway productions.

London Sean Kenny Oliver St. Bartholomew's Hospital

Portland man scatters ashes at sea by air in Oregon

Mike Todd, an air taxi pilot from Portland, flies 120 mph over the Pacific to scatter cremated remains for families. For 35 dollars he provides a color photo and a card with time and place, often guiding relatives to recognizable landmarks. He scatters 15 to 20 times monthly, sometimes over Mt Hood, and notes the Oregon law allows such disposal.

Todd Portland Pacific Oregon Mt. Hood Peggy Elmgren The Oregon Funeral Directors Assn

Nine Municipal Elections Today In West Virginia

The Associated Press notes a second round of June municipal elections is set in West Virginia with nine communities voting today. Last Tuesday saw nearly 200 towns selecting mayors records and council members in places like Huntington and Clarksburg and many small communities.

Associated Press West Virginia Huntington Clarksburg Follawsbee Hinton Kenova New Cumberland New Martinsville St. Marys Wellsburg West Logan Williamson

New Gas Range Cuts Gas Use With Modern Features

If you replace your old gas range you need not worry about your home gas supply. A new modern gas range saves gas through better efficiency with automatic controls improved insulation and other gas saving features.

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