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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1973

Page

8

CURA appoints Lee Swartz as permanent director

Everette Knapper of the Charleston Urban Renewal Authority says the selection of Lee W. Swartz, 37, project director in Rochester, aims to minimize effects on neglected communities. Swartz replaces acting director Michael Wenger as Hempill’s resignation precedes Swartz’s start. He holds a Cornell degree and has postgraduate work.

Kay Michael Stail Everette Knapper Charleston N.Y Knapper Swartz Michael Wenger Eric Hemphill Wenger Cornell University

Transportation levy supporters tout proposal in Charleston

In a Summers Street bus shelter Jess Casebolt of Chelyan and C. H. Clung of Charleston discuss mass transit plans as downtown Charleston hosts volunteers distributing literature for the June 26 special levy election for transportation funds.

Summers Street Kanawha Valley Jess Casebolt Chelyan C. H. Clung Charleston Gazette Jack Tiernan

EPA Grant for Strip Mining Study Draws Fire in WV

Robert H. Handley, head of Citizens to Abolish and Mining, blasted the EPA approval of a $2 million grant to the West Virginia Surface Mining and Reclamation Assn. to study a new surface mining method. He questioned site selection and urged unbiased research, noting ARC reports favor deeper mining and job growth if strip mining ends.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA West Virginia Handley ARC Charles Rivers Associates Inc

Battle Emerges Over Farm Subsidy Caps

Rep. Ken Hechler launches a bipartisan bid to limit farm subsidies to 20 000 per crop via an agricultural appropriations amendment. Hechler notes Kern County California had 528 farms receiving at least 20 000 last year totaling 22.5 million, while no West Virginia farm reached that level. Hechler recalls past failed attempts and cites Senate support this session for a 20 000 ceiling.

Washington Ken Hechler Hechler West Virginia California Kern County House Senate

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