Equal Time Rules Guard Religious Broadcasts by FCC Ruling
FCC ruling states a candidate appearing on a religious program must still grant equal time to opponents even if the candidate does not mention candidacy. Exemptions cover bona fide newscasts interviews documentaries or news events. The ruling was prompted by a request from Rev. Charles E. Reichenbach of Wheeling West Virginia regarding an Ohio county judge's appearances.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
William B. Ray
FCC Complaints and Compliance Division
Ray
Charles E. Reichenbach
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio County
Labor costs rise surpassing total mine costs
Morgantown reports coal firms now pay more for labor per ton of coal than the total costs of a ton ten years ago. Consolidation Coal Co official James R. McCartney noted wages welfare retirement, payroll taxes and workmen's compensation push labor to over 4.50 dollars per ton, while 1965 mine value averaged 4.44. He cited wage increases and falling productivity as real industry problems at a West Virginia Public Accounts meeting.
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Morgantown
James R. McCartney
Consolidation Coal Co
McCartney
West Virginia Public Accountants, Assn
Tthe
FCC Refuses Change in Cable Television Rules
Washington reports the Federal Communications Commission will not alter the current cable TV rules amid calls for changes. The FCC notes its three year study awaits Congress action and confirms rules will stay in effect with no immediate revisions to pay cable or distant affiliate access.
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FCC
Washington
Feds
Eral Communications
Seuress
Commission
Congress
Lance
Pergnnel
Montgomer Y
Tharleston
W.va
Creati Cs Lance
Ac Ri Garton
Riventone
Carter Washington & Ickhman
Ihe
Kanawhawe
Bea
Conauttant All Rees
Snelling & Snelling
ST. Phon
AES
Maant
Ravex
Shedis Ste Tg
Shi
Ake
Garete
Brive
Naval Revere
3. & Sons, Inc
Cr Eeington Sts
PHI Tribelea
Karpin on Bridge and Coal Figures in One Remarkable Deal
The column discusses a bridge hand where misread bids altered the outcome, detailing how East’s diamond discard revealed West’s four trumps and changed optimal play. It weaves in commentary on coal production in West Virginia and Pennsylvania, noting massive historic energy output and implying future importance.
Pebble Beach U S Open TV Preview and Family Show Spoof
Live from Pebble Beach coverage of the third round of the U S Open Golf Links tournament continues with telecast plans and sports specials. ABC in Paris broadcasts the World Middleweight Championship fight Monzon Boutir, followed by a two hour golf special and a Family episode spoof featuring Sammy Davis Jr. on The All in the Family. The schedule also lists Show Boat (1951) movie and a Paul Nuchins Show segment discussing the Buffalo Creek disaster with local media figures and a government budget outline for West Virginia projects including Eagle Lake and Harpers Ferry improvements.
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Wil Mae Togas
Pebble Beach
Cam
Beach
Calif
ABCEN
Paris
France
Carlos Monzon
Jean Claude Bouttir
ABC PQ
Buffalo Creek
Paul Nuchins
Wmal-Tv
News Ees
Nuchims
Bill Richards
Tall
Weave Vinguna
Wchs Radio
Alice Galloway
Family
Robert Byrd
D-W. Va
WXITJ
George Armstrong
Charleston Daily
Wchs-Tv
Ward G. Robinson
Byrd
Eagle Lake
Pocahontas County
Forest Service Products Marketing Laboratory
Princeton
National Park Service
Harpers Ferry
Bolivar
Leetown National Fish Hatchery
Jefferson County
Woman Sues Over Fall At Hospital in Kanawha Circuit
Ruth I. O’Neil and her husband Fred filed a personal injury suit in Kanawha Circuit Court seeking 120000 after Ruth, patient at Southern Hills Hospital in South Charleston, was left unescorted to the bathroom, fractured her wrist, and claimed sedation by nurse R Harless RN contributed to the fall. The suit alleges 10000 for Ruth’s pain and 20000 for lost companionship.
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South Charleston
Southern Hills Hospital Inc
Kanawha Circuit Clerk’s Office
Ruth I. O’neil
Fred
O’neil
Kinder pledges reform to streamline West Virginia clerks
Circuit Clerk Jack Kinder, elected president of the West Virginia Association of Circuit and County Clerks, called for legislative changes to upgrade offices. He urged higher fees to make offices self sustaining, a better jury selection method, destruction of old records, and use of microfilm to save space in crowded offices.
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Parkersburg
Kanawha
Jack Kinder
Kinder
West Virginia Association of Circuit and County Clerks
Parkersburg College Foundation names officers
Richard S. Cotterman was named president of the Parkersburg Community College Foundation Inc. with Dr. Robert D. Crooks vice chairman Dr. Sara R. Smith secretary Ben C. Johnston treasurer and C Eugene Stump as a board member The foundation serves as a depository for restricted and unrestricted gifts to the college Rev Floyd Clayton will speak at a 3 p m service in Rand and a public hearing in Dunbar WV set for July 13 1972 at 7 30 p m to consider a neighborhood business rezoning description covers parts of Lots 126 and 127 at 328 6th Street West Virginia
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Parkersburg
Richard S. Cotterman
Parkersburg Community College Foundation, Inc
Robert D. Crooks
Sara R. Smith
Ben C. Johnston
C. Eugene Stump
Clayton
Floyd Clayton
Hanna Drive Baptist Church
Gnatt Chapel
Rand
George Leftridge
Common Council
Dunbar
Virginia
6Th Shade
West Virginia
Cient
Notice of Motor Carrier Hearing and Public Notice
Public Service Commission of West Virginia will hear Motox carrier rate increase requests for 82 percent across all petroleum and refined products transport in bulk by Canawha and Putnam Counties. Objections may be presented at the June 28 1972 hearing in Charleston. Also notices bidding for hospital addition in South Williamson Kentucky and a rural water loan in Fayette County, plus Republican delegates for Kanawha County set for August 5 1972 conventions.
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Beene
Charleston
Public Service Commission of
West Virginia
Kanawha
Putnam Counties
Lemmon Transport Company, Inc
Aarion
Virginia
South Williamson Appalachian Regional Hospital
South Wil Hemson
Kentucky
Watkins, Burrows, and Associates
E.C.T
Watkins
Burrows & Associates
Addrest High Street
Lexington
Pilrgess Exchange
Quickman’s Lane
Louisville
Dodge Corporation
Bardstown Road
Dodge Corporaton
Euclid Avenue
Associated General Contractors
Plan Room
N. Broadway
Kky
F. W. Dexige Corporation
Aye
Teenessae Avenue
Enareston
West Vi
F. W. Dodge-Phatronix
Wittowbrookef
Indianapolis
Indiana
Watkins, Burrows and Associates
Appalachian Regional
Elkridge
Hospitals Inc
Kanawha County
Civic Center
Panel Approves 1.7 Million for Six State Jobs
Washington based Senate appropriations subcommittee on the interior approved 1.7 million dollars for six state job positions amid budget deliberations. The move signals continued funding for state infrastructure and personnel programs under the interior department.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee On the Interior
Nck
Alesdara
Suit alleges infringement of patent in Holiday Inn case
R Lee Fraser of Memphis seeks a U S District Court order to halt construction of a 4 million Holiday Inn in downtown Huntington. He claims builders illegally infringed a 1966 patent outlining a five step method building by raising the top floor first with all work at ground level. The 12 story motel is scheduled for completion later this year.
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Huntington SP
Tennessee
U.S
R. Lee Fraser
Memphis
Divorce Petition and Classified Notices From Charleston WV
A subjection of assets and a divorce action filed in civil court in Charleston, West Virginia, lists Lawrence Lynn Valois as defendant and seeks dissolution of marriage. The notice instructs the defendant to respond by July 25, 1972, or risk judgment by default. The page also carries emergency public notices, memorials, and a dense array of classified ads offering employment, services, and personal notices from Charleston.
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Lawrence Lynn Valois
Lawrence Lyne Valois
West Virginia
Valois
Patrick B. O’neel
Atorney
Bisinutt
Rrier
Lost and Found notices clutter local listings
The fragmentary notices report multiple lost items and pets around Charleston and nearby areas. Entries include a red-collared black miniature poodle near Forest Circle named Che Che with a $ reward, a black dog with white streaks near Downtown Charleston, a grey shaggy poodle with a red collar, and various other lost dogs, wallets, and valuables with contact numbers and rewards.
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Forest Circle
Che Che
Charleston
Manila Road
P. E. Madden
Gerges Creek
Campbells Creek
Malden
Selva Ood
Vicini
W. Robinette
Prince George
Virginia
Sissonville
Keen Mooney
Cos
Breagle Woodward
Asbury Road
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Fred Karpin
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King of Diamonds
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South Wi
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Pennsylvania
Pass Pass
Declarer
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Lyn Seevery North
United States
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Oak Hil
ABC
Wsaz-Tv
Hunting
Wsls-Tv
Romhaim
Claus
Banting
WTAE
Pho
Davis
The
Bill Dana
Sammy Davis Jr
Archie
Sammy
Dana
Fanny
Edith
CBS
Fergus McClelland
Ewa
Mississippi
Ava Gardner
Kathryn Grayson
Howard Keel
Joe E. Brown
Marge and
Gower Champion
Harpers Ferry National Park
Lake of Clouds
Randolph County
Fayette Getts Loan
R. S. Cotterman
Foundation
M. C
Queent City
Horace Mann
St. Albans
Dunbar Tity
Court House
Lawrence
Chilton
Charles
Paul Edens
Gister Pate
Kent
Mall
Imperial Inventors
Morse
Columbus
Ohio
L. Croson
Huntington
Gol Hill
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WOAY
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NBC
Cbs-Abc
Lancelot
Stingray Kentucky
West Virginia State College
Pune
Chevrolet
Cabin Crowe
General Motors Accepta Corporation
Kanawha Boulevard
Thomas
Harden and Harden Funeral Home
Cowley
Jerry
Jake
Marian
Papa Cooper
T Ormmers
Ial
Cali Qatoc
Hangerty
Miscelanseus Help
Alco EL Employmagenc
America
Capitol
al Quarrier
Nitro
Durseh
Charleston Tent
McCorkle Avenue
Taylorville
Ilinois
Weiner
Summers Street
Aahsteinibati
John L. Wika
Parkersburn
Teays Valley
Easter Road
Nitra
Donbar
Gazette-Mail
East End
John C. Whit Drive
Linda Joan Bonner
Sixth Street
Personnel Department
Newspaper Agency Corporation
Virginia Street
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