West Virginia Doctors Shortage: Solution in Expanding Internships
Dr. John T. Chambers argues WV universities should enlarge internship and residency programs to 500 plus physicians to alleviate the shortage. He cites cost comparisons to new medical schools, warns federal funding declines, and notes WV's high medical-education spending. He urges state funding around 3 million yearly for quality programs.
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Charleston
Chambers
Marshall University School of Medicine
Greenbrier College of Osteopathic Medicine
West Virginans
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West Virginia University School of Medicine
West Virginia University
Marshall
Greenbrier
Third Rare Cancer Case Linked to Vinyl Chloride Exposure
The report notes a third case of a rare cancer linked to extended vinyl chloride exposure. Medical researchers confirm the association and call for ongoing surveillance and industrial safety reviews to protect workers.
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Carbide
South Charleston
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
Washington, D.C
Sirica Refuses To Cut Liddy Prison Term
U S District Judge John J Sirica rejects reducing G Gordon Liddys six years eight months to 20 years for conspiracy burglary and wire tapping He cites Liddys lack of remorse In a six page memorandum the judge notes the obstinate disregard for law Liddy the Watergate chieftain received the harshest sentence among those linked to Watergate
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G. Gordon Liddy
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Sirica
Scenic Reserve Proposal in West Virginia Highlighted
Charleston author Charl ton Ogburn advocates a National Scenic Reserve in West Virginia in The Southern Appalachians. The plan would safeguard lands and encourage restoration of old buildings with federal protection and financial incentives. Ogburn spoke at The Diamond about book sales and noted parallels to Kennedy's Martha's Vineyard proposal.
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Southern Appalachians
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Grandpa Jones to Head Mountain State Park Bluegrass Festival
Grandpa Jones of Hee Haw will headline the 2nd Annual Mountain State Park Bluegrass Festival at Point Mountains near Webster Springs next Friday through Sunday. The event features multiple acts including the Butler Brothers, Teays Valley Boys, McCumber Brothers, Easter Brothers, Betty Fisher & Dixie Bluegrass Band, and others. Admission is 4 dollars on Friday and 5 dollars for Saturday and Sunday. children under 12 admitted free.
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Black Mountain Boys
Lewis Family
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Windy Mountain Boys
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Blue River Boys
1200 Pairs of Underwear Aid Kanawha County Clothing Center
Kanawha County Clothing Center director Mrs. John E. Giannakis seeks donations to buy 100 dozen boys underwear at 4.50 a dozen, plus funds to dry clean winter coats. The nonprofit center serves local students needing clothing for school, with 450 dollars needed for full-year supply and 25 thousand grant awarded to West Virginia University for curriculum development. Donations accepted at the center on Florida Street and Second Avenue or at 3805 Venable Avenue.
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Kanawha County
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
West, Virginia
Florida Street
Second Avenue
Venable Ave
Jackson appoints new county commissioner
RIPLEY Raymond R. Skinner of Gay has been chosen as Jackson County Commissioner. A 58 year old Republican from Washington District he fills the post after the death of Foster F. Morris last month.
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Gay
Jackson County
Washington
Foster F. Morris
Appeal for Life Rejected by Idi Amin
In Uganda, Idi Amin refused Queen Elizabeth II's plea to spare Denis Cecil Hills, a 61 year old retired British lecturer convicted of treason. Amin says only British Foreign Secretary James Callaghan can save Hills, and Callaghan has not agreed. Hills would be shot at 10am local time Monday if Callaghan does not arrive before then.
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