West Virginia Weather Forecast Zones for June 18 1875
Weather forecast by zone across West Virginia and surrounding regions for Thursday June 18 1875. Northern Panhandle Northwest and North Central expect partly cloudy warm humid conditions with highs in the low to mid 90s and lows in the 60s. Southwest and Central Mountains expect warm sunny spells with highs upper 80s to low 90s and lows in the 60s. Eastern Panhandle and Virginia averages forecast warm sunny days with highs low to mid 90s and Lows mid to upper 60s. Regional notes include humidity, chances of thunderstorms in Western Pennsylvania and Kentucky, and a Wednesday high of 86 and low of 68. Precipitation totals for 24 hours and month-to-date are listed.
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Ten Appalachian Governors Meet Public Works Panel
Washington AP Ten Appalachian state governors met with Senate Public Works Committee members to press for stronger participation in Appalachian Regional Commission programs. A plan to extend ARC funding of 300 million dollars through 1979 was discussed amid calls for more governor involvement and a dispute over commission leadership roles.
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Washington
Appalachian States
Senate Public Works Committee
Commission
Public Works
Sen
Jennings Randolph
W. Va
Randolph
Julian Carroll
Kentucky
Appalachia
House
Senate
Donald Whitehead
John D. Whitman
Children’s College Eyed For Grades 3 Through 6
West Virginia State College and RESA plan a weekend children’s college for Kanawha County students in grades three through six. Barbara Jones notes the program offers arts, languages, music, science and more taught by college faculty, with $25 per course and nine to ten week blocks.
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Kay Michael
West Virginia
State College
Regional Education Service Agency
RESA
Barbara Jones
Kanawha County
Jones
Children’s College
Bentsen Qualifies For Federal Election Funds
Senator Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr of Texas qualifies for federal matching funds under the 1976 campaign finance law by raising about 450000 dollars since Jan 1. He has secured 21 states including the District of Columbia, with individual gifts up to 250 dollars eligible for matching.
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New York Times
Washington
Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
Texas
Bentsen
Treasury
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Henry M. Jackson
District of Columbia
Ben Palumbo
Dunbar Mayor Denounced Over Sanitary Board Move
Dunbar Mayor Frank Leone faced accusations from Councilman John McKee of political maneuvering to remove a Republican sanitary board member. Leone rejected the claim saying Harper’s term expired and resignation not required. The matter heads to the next council meeting for decision.
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Second Ward
Dunbar
John McKee
Frank Leone
Sanitary Board
Dennis Raines
McKee
Harper
Leone
Ehrlichman Case Triggers Dispute
Washington AP reports John D. Ehrlichman’s appeal from his plumbers trial conviction sparked a dispute between the Watergate prosecutor and the Justice Department over procedures and prior actions. The disagreement centered on filing timelines and legal strategies as the appeal moves forward.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Plumbers
Watergate
Justice Department
Buckalew to Assist Transition at Morris Harvey College
Morris Harvey College President Buckalew agrees to stay on month to month as the board seeks a new leader. A consultant will interview candidates within three to four weeks after Hugh Thompson declined the post following intimidating calls and press interference concerns.
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Morris Harvey College
Marshall Buckalew
College
Board of Trustees
Buckalew
Deal Tompkins
Hugh Thompson
Siena Heights College
Adrian
Mich
Thompson
National Teacher Examinations at Morris Harvey College
Prospective teachers may take the National Teacher Examination at Morris Harvey College on July 19. The test targets individuals preparing to teach, seeking certification, or applying for jobs requiring the exam. Registration forms are available from registrar Benjamin T. King.
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Morris Harvey College
Benjamin T. King
Morris Harvey
Marilyn Shank Receives Degree at Asbury College
Marilyn Shank daughter of Joseph Thomas Shank of Charleston West Virginia graduated June 2 from Asbury College in Wilmore Kentucky.
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Marilyn Shank
Wilmore, Ky
Joseph Thomas Shank
Charleston
W. Va
Asbury College
Man gets four-year sentence in drug case
A 29-year-old Narrows Virginia man Patrick W Johnson was sentenced by District Judge K K Hall to four years in prison for distribution of marijuana. Johnson, an cooperating witness, asked to serve in a minimum security prison to continue his college education.
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Narrows
K. K. Hall
Hall
Patrick W. Johnson
Virginia
Johnson
West Virginia
Arizona
Roger Wolfe
Rockefeller Commission Report Urges Changes In Covert Action Policy
The Rockefeller Commission draft calls for tighter executive review of covert operations and a joint Congressional briefing on all covert actions. It opposes mandatory presidential certification of each operation but favors centralizing U S intelligence with a direct line to the president. It notes covert actions may conflict with US standards yet argues they remain necessary to avoid strategic disadvantage.
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Rockefeller Commission
Murphy Commission
Joint Congressional Committee
U. S
Dental Intelligence Agency
Fteer
United States
Chessie Clears Hurdle Toward Rail Purchase
Congress has 60 working days to approve or disapprove the final plan for Chessie system rail restructuring. The association would acquire Erie Lackawanna properties east of Wadsworth Ohio and main stems of the Reading while ConRail gains other main lines and trackage rights. Freight services would continue on lines carrying commuter traffic with cooperation from state and local authorities to maintain service.
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Association
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Midwest
Chessie
Erie Lackawanna
Wadsworth
Ohio
Reading
Conrail
Pottsville
Philadelphia
Bound Brook Junction
Harrisburg
Allentown
Wilmington
Del
Newark
N.J
Point
Horned Owl Display At Sunrise Children’s Museum
A two foot horned owl will be on display for three weeks at the Sunrise Children’s Museum and Planetarium. The nocturnal raptor will be exhibited to visitors before being moved to a French Creek game farm in Upshur County.
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Children’s Museum and Plantetarium
French Creek
Upshur County
Group Starts Plans To Attract Refugees
A Charleston Interfaith Refugee Task Force begins efforts to sponsor Southeast Asian refugee families, aiming to place at least 12 with churches, individuals, and civic groups. Members stress helping with housing, furniture, schooling, and community integration amid concerns about adjustment.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Interfaith Refugee Task Force
James Lewis
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Kim Keene
Lewis
Pottery Class Offered At North Charleston Center
The North Charleston Community Center offers a six week beginning pottery class from 6 30 to 9 pm on Mondays starting this Monday. The fee is 5 per class plus a 15 membership to a pottery cooperative covering clay glazes and materials. Instructor Jack Holmes will teach hand-building and an intro to wheel throwing. Additionally Huntington editors Martin Kisk and Janie Shelton named editor and managing editor at The Parthenon.
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North Charleston Community Center
Jack Holmes
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