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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1976

Page

5

Housing codes blamed for Charlestown shortage

Jay Morrison of the Greater Charlestown Home Builders Association criticized city building codes that stop small basic homes. He urged relaxing standards for mobile homes and permanently built low cost homes to address a housing shortage, urging equal treatment for all residents. Morrison spoke to Mayor Hutchinson and the city council amid a planning group reevaluation of mobile homes.

Greater Charleston Jay A. Morrison Association United States Morrison Hutchinson Charlester

Shanklin Heads Citizens' Bus Committee In Kanawha Valley

John A. Shanklin former Charleston mayor elected chairman of the Citizens' Committee to Keep the Buses Running. The group aims to show top bus service and support a July 20 levy to fund KRT through 1980. Also chosen were John L. Wynne as vice chairman and James L. Burns as secretary treasurer.

John A. Shanklin Charleston Citizens’ Committee Kanawha Valley John L. Wynne Kanawha Banking and Trust Co James L. Burns City National Bank

Supreme Court backs firing of illegal strikers in Hortonville case

The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 4 that school boards may dismiss teachers who illegally strike during contract negotiations. The decision reversed Wisconsin’s high court on Hortonville, where teachers were discharged in 1974. The ruling upheld board authority despite due process concerns and noted the board’s involvement in events did not erase trust in policy makers.

Washington Supreme Court Wisconsin Supreme Court Hortonville Wis Plains Interior Department Nixon Ford U.S. Court of Appeals Interstate Commerce Commission Richmond Jefferson Doyle Richard Wood Dover Ohio District of Colombia Hortonville Education Assn Warren E. Burger High Court Potter Stewart William J. Brennan Jr Thurgood Marshall

West Side Lions Plan For Summer Fest

The Charleston West Side Lions Club will sponsor a Lions Summer Fest next Monday through Saturday at the Charleston Civic Center parking lot. Provisions warn that prosecutors may use statements from police questioning to challenge testimony in court, while the latest ruling declines to apply this silencing principle. The court also strikes down a Puerto Rican law barring non citizens from professional engineer licenses.

John Paul Stevens Harry A. Blackmun William H. Rehnquist Charleston West Side Lions Club Charleston Civic Center Ence

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