West Virginia graduates face high out migration
A study of 40 Lincoln County seniors shows about 75 percent of rural West Virginia graduates may leave their home counties after graduation, with at least 25 percent planning careers outside the state. Undecided youths linger around emigration, while some back-County residents vow to stay to support state needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Brack
West Virginia
Lincoln County
Mobile
Lincoln
Ladies’ Foundation
Garmet
Charleston
Huntington
West Virginia youths seek jobs out of state amid brain drain
Lincoln County graduates weigh leaving for better pay in Oklahoma and Illinois while others plan to stay, study at Marshall or WVU, or pursue trades. Many cite limited local work and few vocational courses as reasons to migrate, with some returning to coach, teach, or work in state.
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Isbor
Lincoln County
Oklahoma
Lincoln
Guyan Valley
Robert Stacy
Huntington
Chicago
Jessie Adkins
Ranger
Michigan
Adkins
Ralph Damron
Guyan Valley High
West Virginia
Virginia
Marshall
Reynolds Aluminum
Damion
Reynolds
Ron McDonald
Branchland
Dayton
Ohio
Frigidaire
Mesa
Duvall
Bonnie Chambers
Air Force
Helen Ann Turley
Hamlin
Sandra Browning
Washington, D. C
FBI
Hamlin High School
Eddie Smith
West Virginia State College
West
Washington
Marshall University
Miss White
Janice Q. Adkins
Roger Lovejoy
West Virginia University
Hamilton Face Makes High Brow Rock Critical Leap
Record review praises Hamilton Face as a conservatory level rock ensemble. Steve Margoshes, a Juilliard trained pianist, leads a polished group with precise attacks and inventive orchestration. The album fuses folk forms with classical structures, avoiding stock rock clichés and showcasing strong ensemble coherence.
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Julliard
Hamilton
Hamilton Face
Steve Margoshes
Michael Gladstone
Lenny Laks
Ruth Romanoff
Alan Cooper
Ronnie Seldin
Margoshes
Pro Musica
Highbrows
Miss Romanoff
Longhair
Teen-age jargon in summer job interviews explained
Personnel experts describe a communication gap as teens use slang to describe work experiences. Firms like Snelling and Snelling supply glossaries and even teen translators to interpret youth language for better hiring outcomes.
Hurricane youth plan first outdoor teen dance in town
Local high school students organize a Community Recreation Center here and open with an eight o clock outdoor dance in the parking lot of the A to Supermarket on Main Street. Miss Phyllis Watson directs the program and a student board will run weekly teen dances and various activities.
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Brent L. Henry
Princeton University
Princeton Board of Trustees
Richard Cass
Princeton
Stephen Hughes
Maine University Board of Trustees
Stephen Spender
Jay & the Americans
League of Cardiac Children
New York
Purple Press
Charleston
Sandwich Community High School
Illinois
Glen Chivers
James Brown
Cincinnati
Vanilla Fudge
Atlantic Records
Bobby Russell
Cochairman
Charleston Mound
The
Barons
S. Charleston Mound
Charleston Civic Center
Phyllis Watson
A To
Main Street
Satisfied Minds
Miss Watson
West Virginia State College
More Swedes curious green cannabis craze in Sweden
STOCKHOLM The cannabis craze grips Swedish youth with street protests and calls to legalize grass. The police commissioner seeks broader powers against illegal drug networks and stronger customs enforcement as all marijuana is imported. Bror Rexed notes substance use harms and urges handling addiction as a societal issue.
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Stockholm
Sweden Now
Board of Health
Bror Rexed
Swedish Bureau of Public Health and Social Welfare
Tune In weekly hit lyrics feature announced by T T T
The Charles ton Gazette in Charleston West Virginia says it will start a weekly feature called Tune In. Readers including Debbie Smith of Para requested publishing the words of a new hit song each week. The plan includes a group or artist photo four paragraphs of late news and guitar chords.
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T-T-T
Debbie Smith
Para
Charleston Gazette
Virginia St. B
Charleston
W. Va
Top weekly record list with artists and songs
A compiled weekly chart-like listing features tracks and artists such as Singhs Love Theme, Elvis Presley in The Ghetto, Creedence Clearwater Revival Bad Moon Rising, Mercy Love Can Make You Happy, Friends of Distinction Grazin in the Grass, Edwin Hawkins Singers Oh Happy Day, Marvin Gaye Too Busy Thinking About My Baby, Gurss The Eyes, Fifth Dimension Aquarius Let the Sunshine In, Donovan Atlantis, Neon Philharmonic Morning Girl, Blood Sweat & Tears Spinning Wheel, Classics IV Every Day with You Girl, Hair original cast, and more, with notes indicating chart positioning and cross references to additional acts like Led Zeppelin Three Dog Night Tom Jones and others, credited to Billboard Magazine’s Record Market Research division.
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Singh
Henry, Mancin’ & Orchestra
Elvis Presley
Mercy
Friends of Distinction
Edwin Mawkins
Marvin Gaye
Gurss Who
Aquarius
Case
Giarzan
Ray Stevens
Atlantis
Donovan
Good Morning Starshine
Qulver
The
Isralelites
Desmond Dekker
Acts
Morning Girl
Neon Philharmonic
Spinning Wheel
You
Sanny Charles and
the Checkmates Ltd
Binea
Nashvith Skyline
Bob Dylan
Fifth Dimension
Galveston
Glen Campbell
Iran
Andy Williams
Tom Jones
Cloud Nine
Temptations
Edwin Hawkins
Hawaii
Doors barred in Honolulu on Fourth of July shows
In Honolulu the Doors swing band was banned from performing July 4 and 5 at the Honolulu International Center Arena over their controversial stage presence. Produced by Dick Clark, the act draws obscenity charges tied to a Miami incident, while Jim Morrison cites ongoing extradition battles and declines to comment during a NYC TV taping.
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Honolulu
Doors
Miami
Guido Salmagzi
Honolulu International Center Arena
Dick Clark
Jim Morrison
New York
Retirement Honors St Albans Band Director After 43 Years
A festive notice salutes St Albans Junior High band director Marold Leighty on his retirement after forty three years of baton work. The piece also promotes local music shops and instruments with playful slang and references to Conn trumpets, Marshall Amps, and Crescendos.
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Marold Leighty
St. Albans Junior High
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