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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1976
Page
1
Gov. Moore said he has been asked to apply for the WVU presidency but has not submitted information to the research committee. He noted a July 1 deadline and the desire to complete a statewide in-depth survey before deciding. He warned against persistent media harassment and defended past campaign expenditures.
Regents chancellor Ben Morton said Gov. Moore's name has been submitted to West Virginia University as a potential candidate. He noted the search is open with about 160 nominees. a committee will narrow to three to five by next February and the board will make the final selection. WVU President James Harlow retires June 30.
A 9 year old St Albans girl was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a sycamore tree fell on her while she rode home on a bicycle. Lori Turley daughter of Russell and Mrs Turley of Kanawha Terrace suffered a broken arm skull fracture and cracked vertebrae at George C Weimer Elementary School.
The Mth annual Kanawha Valley Communication Club Jamboree will be held Saturday and Sunday at the West Virginia Auto Auction Building at the St. Albans interchange of I-64. A fish fry is planned with entertainment and a door prize drawing Saturday, and Sunday will feature prizes and music.
An unclassified CIA analysis dated April 1976 warns a rising likelihood of foreign linked terrorists carrying out major actions in the United States within coming years. It cites potential use of chemical biological and radiological weapons and notes increased opportunities due to large events.
Hayward L. Hinzman of Lewisburg received the Superior Service Award from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He serves as county supervisor for the Farmers Home Administration for Greenbrier and Pocahontas counties and accepted the honor from Secretary Earl L. Butz in Washington for excellence in supervising credit programs.
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