McGovern Calls Nixon to Tell All on Watergate Forum
Senator McGovern urges President Nixon to disclose all he knows to the Senate Watergate committee the federal grand jury and the American people. Senator Ervin says Mitchell will be called soon as part of the Watergate inquiry.
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George S. McGovern
D-S. D
Nixon
Senate
Federal Grand Jury
North Carolina
Sam Ervin
George Hearing
Donald
Cacheris
Mitchell
New York
Watergate Grand Jury
Haldeman
Magruder
McGovern
South Dakota
Sone
Ervin
Evin
John W. Dean
White House
Herbert Kalmbach
Stottlemyer seeks probe into county misconduct
Fred Stottlemyer of Charleston, who ran for county commissioner last year, says he has written letters to all three Kanawha County commissioners demanding an investigation and the firing of any county employees involved in a troubling incident. He notes widespread criticism of county government over tax-dollar misuse and urges swift action to prevent a coverup amid shaken public trust. Separately, Alcohol Commissioner Barber has purchased land totaling 47,000 dollars in Elk Two-Mile’s Hunter Branch area, including 25,000 dollars for 36 acres last June, 7,000 dollars for a single lot last September, and 15,000 dollars for a 122-acre hill tract in a deed recorded Wednesday.
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Fred Stottlemyer
Charleston
Kanawha
Washington
Barber
Hunter Branch
Elk
C. F. Hopson
Carl Baire
Nursery School Applications Open at Memorial Presbyterian Church
Memorial Presbyterian Church at 317 West Washington St Chil dren aged three to five can apply. Information available by calling 19846-0426 or 343-8041.
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Bream
Memorial Presbyterian Church Nursery School
West Washington St
Charges dismissed in Charleston Municipal Court
Charges against a Garrison Avenue man were dismissed in Charleston Municipal Court Friday after the complainant failed to prosecute. Junior Me. Claskey faced charges of destruction of property and discharging a firearm in the city.
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Garrison Avenue
Charleston
Junior Me.Claskey
Weather Outlook and Local Events Mentioned in Dunbar
Forecast for the state includes 80s highs with showers in the northeast and west. Mid-Atlantic states report warm humid conditions with chances of thunderstorms, showers, and thundershowers overnight, and lows mainly in the 60s to 70s. The Robison Ensemble performs at Ferguson Memorial Baptist Church in Dunbar at 7 p.m. Sunday.
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Charleston
Bow
West Virginia
Virginia
the &S
Pennsylvania
Cioty
Tow Ss
Kentucky
Lewes
Ohio
Stouty
Holand Uhic
California Institute of Technology
Robison
Ferguson Memorial Baptist Church
Dunbar
AP Writing Photo Winners Listed
Dick Stanley of the Huntington Advertiser and Lee Bernard of the Huntington Herald-Dispatch were named winners on Friday night in AP Writing and Photo categories. The event highlighted regional newspaper talent and honored journalists for reporting and imaging excellence.
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The
Associated Press
Dick Stanley
Huntington Advertiser
Lee Bernard
Huntington Herald- Dispatch
County to deploy 24 field deputies in Charleston plan
County official proposes 24 field deputies five more than funds allow to canvass property values and distribute a new door to door personal property tax form in Charleston. Existing summer help to assist residents with the simplified card sized form to improve return rates and update records.
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Gibson
Police arrest man on gambling charges at Pastime Billiards
Police arrested one man on gambling charges after a Friday night raid on the Pastime Billiards at Tennessee Avenue and Virginia Street. Edward H. Pullin of Ashford Boone County was released on $500 bond after a Monday Municipal Court hearing. Detectives Harvey Bush Roy Hyre and Larry Scott led the sweep.
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Tenessee Avenue
Virginia Street
Perccdes
Harvey Bush
Edward H. Pullin
Ashford
Boone ‘County
Bush
Roy ‘Hyre
Larry’ Scott
Wesley elected president of West Virginia Associated Press
The Associated Press report states Richard Wesley, executive editor of the Bluefield Daily Telegraph, was elected president at the West Virginia Associated Press annual meeting. He succeeds Harry Hamm of the Wheeling News-Register, with C Donald Hatfield of the Huntington Advertiser chosen as vice president.
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Jamnes A. Haught
Charleston Gazette
Wendell Coeshran
Morgantown Dominion News
Ernie Salvatore
Huntington Herald-Advertiser
Earl Benton
Charleston ‘Daily Mail
Haught
Tom Corrigan
The
Wheeling Intelligencer
Logan Banner
Mary
Walton
Paul T. Miller
Huntington’ Herald-Dispatch
Cliff McWilliams
Sam Hindman
Charleston Daily Mail
Huntington
Emery H
Jeffreys III
Benton
Vand Frank
Altizer
Herald-Dispatch
William
Charleston
Daily” Mail
Enac
Timothy Grobe
Huntington - Herald-Dispatch
Associated Press
Richard Wesley
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
West Virginia Associated Press
Wesley
Harry Hamm
Wheeling News-Register
C. Donald Hatfild
Huntington Advertiser
State appoints Blount postmaster in East Region
Gladys Marie Holstine Blount has been appointed postmaster of Blount, one of 53 named in the Eastern Region by William F. Bolger regional postmaster general. Also named in West Virginia are James Carbone Hepzibah Elizabeth Cornett Kimball and June Copper North Spring.
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Blount
Gladys Marie i Holstine
William F. Bolger
PostalService
West Virgina
James Carbone
Hepzibah
Elizabeth L. Cornett
Kimball
June M. Copper i
North Spring
Belgian Mirage collides with German glider over Borkenberge
A Belgian Mirage jet collided in flight Friday with a West German glider over the Borkenberge training area near Muenster. The Belgian pilot parachuted to safety while the German pilot died. Both aircraft were destroyed.
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Borkenberge
Germany
Muenster
S C Man Graduates From Anderson College
James P. Warner of South Charleston West Virginia will graduate Monday in Anderson Ind at Anderson College.
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Anderson, Ind
James P. Warner
South Charleston
W.va
Anderson College
Church Case bill would curb Indochina war spending
A proposed measure by Senator Frank Church and Senator Clifford Case would halt further US war operations in Indochina unless Congress explicitly votes funds. The plan seeks to force legislative approval before continuing military actions and disbursements.
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Sen
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Clifford P. Case
RN. J
Indochina
Congress
Kanawha County Board Seeks Five Education Posts
The Kanawha County Board for Education seeks five appointees including coordinator for instructional television, project manager for the community school at Stonewall Jackson High, director of Head Start, a learning disabilities clinician, and a shop foreman at the St. Albans bus garage. Applicants should contact the personnel office at 200 Elizabeth St.
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Kanawha County
Snakes Not Out to Get You Says Local Lecturer
Edward Peeks reports John Christie director of the Oglebay Institute told the Charleston Rotary Club that snakes are generally not out to harm people. He cited copperheads as overrated venom and noted deaths from bites are rare, emphasizing snakes teach humans to better read their surroundings.
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Edward Peeks
John Christie
Nature Education
Oglebay Institute
Wheeling
Christie
Charleston
Africa
Ohio
Exman
West’ Virginia
Small quake rattles New England and eastern Canada
A 4.4 magnitude quake struck near the Vermont New Hampshire border reaching eastern Quebec. Experts say the event, labeled a small earthquake on the Richter scale, caused minor disruption with little damage while prompting discussions on nature’s balance and public education.
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New England
Canada
Associated Press
Vermont
New Hampshire
Quebec
Columbia
University
Palisades
U.S
Geological Survey
The Charleston Gazette Advertising Statement
The Charleston Gazette is a daily independent Democratic newspaper serving Charleston West Virginia with Sunday editions. It operates as a second class matter at the Post Office under the 1897 act and has a history dating to 1873.
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Charleston
W. Va
Independent Democratic
Daily Gazette Bom Omedhy
Virgina St
New 60-Day Price Freeze Hardens With New Public Disclosure
The Cost of Living Council strengthens a price freeze by requiring firms to publicly disclose price increases over 1.5 percent and the amount by which their profits exceed allowable limits. Deputy director William Walker says public data may not aid consumers in judging justification for individual price hikes.
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Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Council
William Walker
Democratic Youth Camp Slated at Alderson Broaddus College
John Hoff, director, announced West Virginia’s fourth annual Democratic Youth Camp at Alderson Broaddus College in Philippi from August 4 to 11. Open to ages 16 to 21, interested participants should contact their Democratic county chairman or write to Democratic Youth Camp P O Box 5132 Capitol Station Charleston 25311.
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West Virginia
Alderson-Broaddus
Philippi
John ‘Hoff
P. O
Capitol Station
Charleston
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Fred J. Buzzardt
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Public Broadcasting Service
En Mika
National Weather Service
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U.S. Dept. of Commerce
City Man
Sam
Church
Ane
Stanley
Jon
Cabell County
Bernard
Tom Waller
Fairmont Times
Bluefield
State AP
S.C. Man Graduates
Gazette-Mail
Rabr
Newspaper Agency Corp
Wee Enes
W_ Va
Freeland
Gala
Ross Hunters
Burt Bacharach
Hal David
Cinema South Theatre
Mailto
Heart Association
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Detssis Fagle Hacy
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