TV Highlights From The Charleston Gazette June 13 1971
TV listings for Tuesday evening feature The Mod Squad episode A Far Away Place So Near with Tom Nardina Ben Murphy and Clarence Williams II plus All in the Family Dr Cook's Garden and Justice in America Crime and the Courts. Notable actors include Crosby Geeson and Steger with PBS NBC CBS ABC networks and movie of the week.
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MOD
Line
Vietnam
Olor Hey
Tom Nardina
Ben Murphy
Mike Margotta
Clarence Williams II
Rod
Eric Sevareid
Steger
Miss Geeson
CBS
ABC
NBC
Dr. Cook
Archie
Big St
Bing Crossy
New Eng
Bunker
Frank Con
Dr Cook
Pio
Crosby
New England
Ogg
South Declarer Overcome By Card Play In Bridge
The narrative centers on a bridge deal where South faced a flawed line by West leading clubs. Analysis shows the contract would succeed if West chose hearts or if declarer overruled, highlighting the debated error and resulting in a theoretical make. The text also includes a separate civil suit involving Walter Webb versus Charleston institutions over medical treatment.
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Fred Karpin
South
Dumand
Amy
West
East
Declarer
Byrd Pushes Recreation Facility at Sugar Grove Station
Senator Robert Byrd urged the Senate Armed Services Committee to approve 260000 for a recreation building at the Sugar Grove naval radio station. In a letter to Chairman John Stennis he cited isolation and the distant Harrisonburg as reasons to fund the facility under the Military Construction Authorization Bill.
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Washington
D. C
Robert C. Byrd
D-W
Senate Armed Services Committee
Jeocerey
Naval Radio Station
Sugar Grove
John Stennis
D-Miss
Byrd
Harrisonburg
Police Probe Four Break-Ins Across City
Charleston police investigate weekend breakins at Toney's Tire Co Virginia Street W where $400 in tires vanished, Forrest Hills Texaco with $300 stolen from a safe, Fabric Shop Kanawha City where change from the register vanished, and Robert Long Hobby House reporting various items and $12 missing.
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Charleston
Toney’s Tire Co
Virginia Street
Forrest Hills Texaco
Kanawha City
Robert Long Hobby House
Pollution call lines water pollution report
Citizens urged to report water pollution to the Water Resources Division of the Department of Natural Resources between 8 20 a m and 4 30 p m. Call 46 2197 for guidance or to file a report.
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The
Air Pollution Commission
Water Resources Division
Department of Natural Resources
Barron Examinations Complete at Springfield Center
Dr. P. J. Ciccone the warden at the Federal Medical Center said a medical examination of former West Virginia Governor W W Barron is finished Barron who pleaded guilty to bribery received a 23 year sentence Barron was sent to the center for a 90 day confidential evaluation which has been submitted to the Charleston U S District Court and he is to be returned around June 27 at the end of the evaluation period.
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Springfield
P. J. Ciccone
Federal Medical Center
W. W. Barron
West Virginia
Barron
Ciccone
U.S. District Court
Charleston
Federal Court
Cabell Jurist Is Reappointed To Claims Court
The Associated Press reports Judge Henry L. Ducker of Huntington will receive a new six year term on the State Court of Claims starting July 1. State Senate President Hans McCourt and House Speaker Lewis N. McManus jointly announce Ducker will continue as presiding judge of the three judge court. His appointment comes as many terms on boards and commissions expire on June 30, including Regents members David B. Dalzell Elizabeth H. Gilmore and former Gov Okey L. Patteson.
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Henry L. Ducker
Huntington
State Court of Claims
State Senate
Hans McCourt
D-Webster
House
Lewis N. McManus
Raleigh
Ducker
Moore
Court of Claims
Nction
State Board of Regents
David B. Dalzell
Moundsville
Elizabeth H. Gilmore
Charleston
Okey L. Patteson
Mount Hope
Henry Lakin Ducker
J.E. Buff
West Virginia Air Pollution Control Commission
Sixth of Nine Brodrick Babies Dies in Australia
Sydney hospital bulletin reports the sixth of nine Brodrick babies born Sunday died Monday night. The tragedy follows the earlier six infant losses, with officials continuing to monitor the situation and offer support to the family.
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Sydney
Australia
Brodrick
Fire Calls In Charleston Put Nine Babies At Risk
The Charleston Fire Department logged several calls on Monday including a 1509 Washington Street blaze and a 1405 Delta Drive incident. Doctors reported the most recent death a girl, with hospital bulletins noting only one baby in satisfactory condition. Nine babies born to 29 year old Mrs Leonard Broderick on Sunday resulted in multiple fatalities, including two boys and a girl who died Sunday night.
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Charleston Fire Department
Washington
Andiet
Delta Dr
Washington St.e
Leonard Broderick
City Club Granted Beer License After Governor Intervention
The Swinging 70's club in Kanawha City, operated by Metro Inc., won a beer license after initial denial by ABCC Commissioner John K. Barber. The Municipal Planning Commission had allowed beer sales on the second floor of the A&P building, citing existing first floor licenses. State officials said the decision favored serving college students, and Beer Commissioner James Ross issued the beer license with gubernatorial input explaining the intent and rules governing second floor establishments.
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Kanawha City
Governor's Office
Foul Club
Alcohol Beverage Control
John K. Barber
Metro Inc
A&p
Swinging In’s
Municipal Planning Commission
Stanley Deutsch
Deutsch
Municipal ‘Planning Commission
Barber
James Ross
Ross
Bill Loy
Loy
Norman Yost
The
Beer Commission
Air Standards At Allied Plant Claimed Okay
A U S Labor Department reinspection of Allied Chemical South Plant in Moundsville found compliance with air quality standards. Plant manager Thomas Capps said federal officials informed him the June 4 samples show airborne mercury concentrations no longer constitute a hazard, after a June 1 citation for excessive mercury vapor.
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Moundsville
U.S. Labor Department
Allied Chemical
South
Thomas Capps
Allied
Three Juveniles Charged in Theft in Charleston
Three 15 year old youths were arrested by Charleston police after a Saturday night break in at Plastic Sales Corp on Fourth Avenue. One was charged with possession of stolen merchandise and released to parents. The other two, charged with breaking and entering, are at the Rail Home for Children in Dun der. Detectives say a company truck carried about $500 worth of equipment, which has been recovered along with the vehicle.
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CBS
America
Coopera Courts
Red Steiger
Claire Bloom
Judy Geeson
Charleston
Plastic Sales Corp
Fourth Avenue
B&e
Dunder
Oidonese Center
U.l.croson
Thomas Raymond Jackson
P.O. Box
Institute
W.va
Gertrude Burts
Wertz Avenue
W. Va
Knollwood Playground
Up Elk
TYSON
Cal
Evatype
Victoria Road
Evatype Rubber Stamp Company
7Th Avenue
35Th Street
Bik Chimney
Clendenin
Emberton Proposes Kentucky Severance Tax Platform
Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Emberton outlined the economic phase of his platform calling for a severance tax on coal oil and gas extracted in Kentucky. His Democratic rival Wendell Ford supports a severance tax but only on coal not oil and gas.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Tom Emberton
Emberton
Wendell Ford
State Summer Classes Begin at West Virginia State College
Summer session classes commence today at West Virginia State College in Institute. The nine week session runs to August 13 while the six week session ends July 23. Late registration fees apply now and changes require dean approval until June 21.
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West Virginia State College
Institute
Appeal Docket Scheduled Today in Kanawha Court
The justice of the peace appeal docket for Kanawha Common Pleas Court Division TI opens at 9 a.m. today with 61 cases for Vandalia Baptist Church choir and men’s chorus program, and 58 cases to be called Wednesday. A gospel program by Mount Zion Baptist Church follows a Friday 7:30 p.m. service at 442 McDonald St. South Charleston. If cases are not listed within two terms, they are dismissed for failure to prosecute.
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Justice of the Peace
Kanawha Common Pleas Court Division
Vandalia Baptist Church
Mount. Zion Baptist Church
McDonald St
South Charleston
Ower
Hip Bone Hooked to Vocal Cords in Singer’s Study
Merideth Bunch, Salem College alumna, earns music degree and pursues a USC doctorate in voice while teaching dental anatomy. Her work in voice science combines science and music, leading to a course titled Functional Anatomy for Singers offered by USC schools of music and dentistry.
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Los Angeles
Salem College
University of Southern California
Merideth Bunch
USC
School of Dentistry
Miss Bunch
Schools of Music and Dentistry
Woman Freed After Hearing in Credit Card Case
New Orleans woman Jane Ann Shrimpton, 31, released from Kanawha County jail after an intermediate court hearing on a fugitive warrant. She pleaded guilty to two counts of fraudulent use of credit cards tied to stolen cards from Roanoke Virginia. extradition proceedings were paused after a judge ruled the warrant had exceeded the 30 day limit.
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New Orleans
Kanawha
Jane Ann Shrimpton
Jain N. Charnock Jr
William Brotherton
Charnockater
Miss Shrimpton
Virginia
Charleston
Brotherton
George W. Wood
Playground Activities Announced In South Charleston Areas
Recreation activities have been scheduled for South Charleston playgrounds. On Friday from 2 to 4 p m Jackson Street playground hosts a city wide sports competition featuring tennis softball whiffleball croquet and checkers. Winners receive certificates and ribbons.
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South Charleston
Jackson ‘Street
Fire
Recreation Department
Staunton Avenue
Tennis, Inc
Mound
Bob Anderson
Firing of Camp Asthmatics Caretaker Sparks Police Action
In Red House near Camp Broncho junction a caretaker, Ralph Faulkner, was fired by Dr. Merle Scherr. Faulkner refused to leave and stayed in his room where officials found a gun. no threats were made. State police from Winfield intervened to resolve the incident.
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Red House
Scherr
Faulkner
Salvation Army
Winfield
First Crossing Project Planned
Mayor John Hutchinson prioritizes a Virginia Street grade separation to fulfill his campaign pledge. He met with Penn Central officials to discuss details. If completed, motorists will avoid delays at a busy city crossing. Lee Washington and Patrick Streets are slated next.
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John Hutchinson
Virgina Street
Penn Central Tailroad
Virginia Street
Lee
Washington
Patrick Streets
Bureau Invites Callers to Fair Play Office
The Bureau of Accuracy and Fair Play invites complaints from readers who feel treated unfairly in Gazette stories or business dealings. Open weekdays 9 am to noon on the Newspaper Agency building's third floor. Complaints may be made in person or by calling 346-5101.
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Bureau of Accuracy and Fair Play
The
Gazette
Newspaper Agency
Perim
61 CHS Reunion Set for July at Heart Town Motor Inn
The 1961 Charleston High School graduating class plans a reunion on July 34 at the Heart Town Motor Inn on Washington Street. Mrs. Linda Schneider Harlan, 343 1594, handles reservations. In London the House of Commons has installed closed circuit television screens in visitors galleries with flash cards showing speaker names and debate subjects.
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Charleston High School
Town Motor Inn
Ton Street
Linda Schneider Harlan
London
Britain
House of Commons
Lost and Found Notices From Local Listings
Two male dogs half Beagle half Shepherd aged about 3 months. White with brown spots and one black and brown with white. Vicinity of Racine. Reward. Brushton 834-5175. Pair mens bifocal glasses dark frames in case. Vicinity Capitol Station Post Office. 346-7378. Male Siamese cat. May be in Forest Hills area. Reward. 246-1048. Hereford cal vicinity 40th Street Road Nitro. 755-1466. South Hills female Buff colored cat wearing pink collar. Reward. 44-3353.
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Brushton
Capitol Station
Forest Hills
Hereford
40Th Street Road
South Hills
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