Weather Forecast Fragments for June 1 1978 Regions Broadly Summarized
Weather notes cover Northern Pennsylvania to Kentucky with partly cloudy skies and a chance of showers and thunderstorms, highs in the 70s to 80s, and lows ranging from the 40s to 60s. Winds vary, with humidity and occasional record temperatures noted for June 15.
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Pannandié
Hortherest
Vet
Southwest
Morin Cedral
Mest Virginia
Ald
Aos
Rei Ang Haly
Niar
Bos
Kentuck
Theuay
Tscuntauts
Panel Refuses Salary For Girls' Home Chief
Senate leaders told Dr. Bateman they could not justify Bracco’s value to the state given his two homes and travel, while threatening to require more details. The committee noted Bracco’s unusual arrangement and questioned Bracey’s presence, and reviewed the Science and Culture Center bond expenditure, warning the commission against overstepping legal limits.
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Senate
William T. Brotherton Jr
Kanawha
Bateman
Bracco
New York
Buckhannon
Mental Health Department
House
Lewis McManus
D-Raleigh
Dr. Bateman
McManus
Bracey
State Building Commission
Science and Culture Center
McCarty
Commission
Moore
Brotherton
Joint Committee
Disabled Veterans To Accompany Train Visit South Charleston
The Disabled American Veterans Field Service Unit will accompany the America Freedom Train when it visits South Charleston June 25 27 at the Charleston Ordnance Center. Sponsored by the South Charleston Bicentennial Commission the Charleston Kanawha Valley Bicentennial Commission and the Daily Mail. For information contact Disabled Veterans VA Regional Office 102 8th St Huntington.
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Disabled American Veterans Field Service Unit
America Freedom
South Charleston
Charleston Ordnance Center
Five Day Stay in Weston Hospital Ends with Fear and Flight
A patient recounts a frightening admission to Monongalia County hospital's crisis unit. He faces cold wards, unclear procedures, and involuntary hold risks, while resisting treatment and planning discharge after five days. He reveals fear of staff and concern over custody under habeas corpus threats.
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Monongalia
CIG
CIU
CIA
Robert
CIS
Roger
Times Buys Serial Rights To Nixon Memoirs
The New York Times Co. acquires newspaper and magazine serialization rights to Richard Nixon memoirs from Warner Books. First draft due by year end, publication planned for fall 1977. Special Features will handle pre publication serialization. Nixon’s White House years spanned 1969 to 1974.
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Times Service
New York
New York Times Co
Richard M. Nixon
Warner Books
the Times Co
Nixon
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Oil Divestiture Bill Advances in Senate Judiciary Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved an oil divestiture bill 8 to 7 to force the 18 largest oil companies to divest all but one segment of their operations within five years. Supporters say competition would rise. opponents warn of higher costs and inefficiency. A Mathias substitute for a public trust failed 13 to 2.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Robert C. Byrd
Dw.va
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Mathias
Byrd
Democratic Platform Committee
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Robert Hardesty
Federal Trade Commission
Antitrust
TV chiefs plot Stop Carter drive at Democratic nominating convention
Buchwald quotes executives suggesting a Stop Carter movement backed by Cronkite Reasoner and Brinkley. Their plan envisions skipping the first ballot to provoke a second ballot, creating suspense and potentially changing the outcome. They discuss using televised drama to influence viewers and the nomination process.
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Platform Committee
Cronkite
Reasoner
Brinkley
Chancellor
Carter
Cronkite and
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Virginia
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Yost
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Noriera Mountain
Eastern Pan Range
Weston Hospital
United States
West Virginia
Ctu
Bob
Russell
Tuam
Americas
N. Y. Times
Buchwald
Sealdon
Woodtex
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