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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1969
Page
3
A Charleston Civitan meeting Friday heard a WMAL TV aide advocate outspoken educational television that can critically assess the industry and suggest reforms. The production manager argued the medium should not be bound by commercial constraints and can push for change.
Alek and others map WMAL TV Channel 35 rollout from 4 p.m. July 1 in Cabell Wayne Kanawha counties. ITV will run 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in fall with in depth public programming and no ads. Four high school graduates receive Civitan citizenship awards.
A South Charleston IOOF official files a legal document charging Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr. with carelessness, delay and improper handling of the W. J. G. Taylor estate. The case centers on stock sales and dividends, with 16 exceptions raised as the Marshall County court weighs further action and possible removal as executor.
Rep. Ken Hechler reported that Dee-More Bras iere Co of Hamlin will expand with 341100 SBA loan 70000 bank Hamlin 120000 Lincoln Tada ines Inc and 180000 WV Industrial Development Authority. The financing funds new facilities and equipment and will raise payroll from 202 to 495, signaling growth. Also Marshall University summer term registration opens Monday with classes starting Tuesday and runs July 22 to August 22.
Eastern Associated Coal Corp the sixth largest coal producer in the nation has begun a program to reach a 4.5 milligram dust standard. President Eli Goldston of Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates spoke at the Charleston Rotary Club saying the target will be pursued quickly and further reductions will follow. The firm operates 10 to 12 mines in Pennsylvania and West Virginia with a 12.6 million ton annual capacity and plans a $100 million expansion to six new mines by 1972 increasing capacity to about 22 million tons.
Four West Virginians will be among the leaders at the 1969 B n ai B rith District No. 3 convention at Kiamesha Lake New York starting Sunday The list includes Arthur Recht Weirton administrative board Harry N Barton Charleston past district president Budd Moser Huntington past district president and Philip Bein horn Williamson council vice president The seventh annual district convention will draw about 2000 delegates and members The district covers West Virginia New Jersey Delaware and Pennsylvania.
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