West Virginia and Ohio Weather Forecast Update June 23 1975
West Virginia zones report sunny warm humid conditions with highs from the 70s to 90s and lows generally in 50s to 60s. Virginia and Western Pennsylvania show hot conditions with upper 70s to 90s and scattered thundershowers in parts. Ohio remains warm with humid conditions and highs mid to upper 70s to 80s.
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West Virginia
Northern Panhandle
North Central
Central Mountains
Northern Mountains
Eastern Panhandle
Panhandle
Bos
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Ohio
Oil and gas exploration problems discussed at meeting
Edward Peeks reports three frontier areas challenge drilling technology ultra deep wells beyond 20 000 feet deep water offshore and ice covered seas Posgate Exxon production vice president says deepwater drilling may exceed 3000 feet with costly economics Bertha Rogers Well at Washita County Oklahoma deepest onshore well at 1441 feet is cited Other speakers warn on federal regulation and energy policy while advocates urge industry university government cooperation and geothermal energy potential in the earths heat discussion continues among about 400 attendees from 36 states
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Edward Peeks
James C. Posgate
Exxon
Posgate
Interstate Oil Compact’ Commission
Daniel Boone Hotel
Bertha Rogers
Washita County
Okla
Bering Sea
Beaufort Sea
Alaska
Dorfman
Edwin Edwards
Louisiana
Commission
Barbara M. Heller
Environmental Policy Center
Washington, D.C
Hubert E. Brauning Jr
Gulf Oil Co
Don E. Kash
University of Oklahoma
Gov. Moore
Poll Cites Chances For School Bond
Voters split on a proposed bond with 45 percent backing but disapproving of the board's performance among backers. Among opponents 81 percent deem the board unacceptable. Support rises in Charleston and South Charleston. minimal belief fundamentalists oppose the bond. Proposals call for a 10, 20, or 36 million plan tied to a 10 dollar annual tax increase. Textbook attitudes show mixed opinions and busing support is fragile but not divisive. board to decide on floating the bond soon.
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Board of Education
Charleston
High Court Suit Seeks Ban on Appointing Indigent Defenders
Partain argues court appointment system imposes extreme financial burden on him and peers. He seeks Supreme Court action to bar Judge Harvey Oakley and all similarly situated judges from appointing lawyers to defend indigents, and to halt further compulsory appointments.
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Partain
Supreme Court
Harvey Oakley
Logan County
Kelly Making UMW Board Comeback
UNIONTOWN Pennsylvania James W Kelly, on the United Mine Workers International Executive Board under former President W A Boyle, appears to be making a comeback by winning a seat on the District 4 executive board With 17 of 20 locals tabulated unofficial results show Kelly leading a field of 10 candidates for three board posts Official vote totals were not released
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Comeback Uniontown
James W. Kelly
United Mine Workers International Executive Board
W.A
Tony” Boyle
UMW
Kelly
Bell System uncovers numerous wire tapping devices
The Bell System reports finding between 150 and 250 tapping devices on its lines annually with no record of how many are removed. Investigators also found magazine ads for interception devices in Playboy Popular Science Saga and The Police Chief. Some devices tested at Yale failed to work while many did work.
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Bell System
Playboy
Popular Science
Yale
Christian Rock Group to Perform in Kanawha and Roane Counties
Christian rock group New Psalm from West Virginia Wesleyan College will perform at multiple churches this week. Shows are 7 30 p m today at Christ Church United Methodist 7 30 p m Wednesday at Central United Methodist 7 30 p m Friday at Spencer Baptist Church 7 30 p m Saturday at Clendenin United Methodist Church 12 a m Sunday at Central United Methodist and 7 30 p m Sunday at First Advent Christian Church.
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New Psalm
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Kanawha
Roane
Christ Church United Methodist
Central United Methodist Church
Spencer Baptist Church
Clendenin United Methodist Church
First Advent Christian Church
Revival Set at Strange Creek Church Next Week
The Rev. Huston Smith will lead a revival at Strange Creek Missionary Baptist Church starting this Sunday at 7 30 p.m. Services continue daily at the same time for an indeterminate period.
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Huston Smith
Strange Creek Missionary Baptist Church
Obituary for DeMark of Boomer at St. Anthony’s Shrine
Bodies DeMark was a member of St. Anthony's Shrine in Boomer and lifelong resident. Surviving: mother Emaline Wead DeMark of Boomer, brothers Michael and Tony Sammy at home. Mass 10 30 a m Wednesday at St Anthony's Shrine Boomer. Burial in Montgomery Memorial Park Lon don. Friends may call 4 to 9 p m today at B C Hooper Funeral Home Montgomery. Scriptural wake service 7 p m today.
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DeMark
St. Anthony's Shrine
Boomer
Emaline Wead DeMark
Michael
Tony
Sammy
Leon Alexander
Montgomee Memorial Park
London
B.C. Hooper Funeral Home
Montgomery
They Don't Make It Comedy Fragment
A surreal monologue traces a family fleeing a mobile home life as the house itself breaks down and sinks. The speaker insists on novelty and decline, while the wife questions the absurd dream and endures a futile chase for replacements. The refrain echoes a faded era and absence of the thing they seek.
Service Held for 2-Year-Old Mary Elizabeth Wright
State police said Mandy Wright, daughter of Mrs. Betty Bur bess, of Ripley, died after falling into a farm pond behind her grandparents’ home. A service was held here for the child.
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Ripley
Mandy
Mary Elizabeth Wright
Betty Burbess
Drowning Victim Remains In Ripley After Funeral Service
Relatives report a girl pulled from a pond near Ripley with attempts to revive her failing. Surviving are Mr. and Mrs. Guy U Wrigh n of Ripley and great grandmother Mrs. Dessie Lanham of Ripley. Service held at Parsons Funeral Home in Ripley with burial at Jackson Memory Gardens in Cottageville.
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Guy U. Wrign
Ripley
Dessie Lanham
Parsons Funeral Home
Jackson Memory Gardens
Cottageville
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