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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
2
The forecast shows widespread precipitation and cooler conditions across the central and eastern states. However, the Northeast and Northwest avoid the worst of the system while the Pacific Northwest and Dakotas face mixed results with showers and sun breaks.
Fragmentary OCR text reports Friday June 25 weather details with scattered words about forecasts and wind. Key items are not readable, making precise locations, temperatures, or outcomes impossible to confirm.
A federal funded study probes slow progress in expanding Civil Service coverage. It cites 10,700 outside the system and 300 more eligible, with staffing shortfalls and fragmented personnel leadership across the State Civil Service Office, Highway Department, Governor’s office, and agencies. Recommendations urge universal coverage, improved data systems, and an affirmative program for disadvantaged workers.
Randy Martin sixteen was treated for minor injuries and released from Charleston Memorial Hospital after a bicycle crash on Campbells Creek. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Martin of Campbells Creek.
City police said residents on Crescent Road and Bigley Avenue reported three explosions Thursday near a construction site on Interstate 77 bridge piers. Officers found no damage from the blasts.
Rescue teams recovered the body of Louis D. Burns, 35, pilot of a Petroleum Helicopter Co. helicopter that struck a power line and crashed into the Mississippi River near Gretna. Burns was formerly from Logan, West Virginia.
HUD urged substituting for the courthouse in the Government Square Urban Renewal effort as court leaders weigh a smaller brick building against the proposed 12 story glass design. Critics question the massive planning spend while Youth theft cases and church meeting notices round out the local items.
CBS Chief warned that TV executives could mold public opinion if allowed to produce film material and testimony under subpoena. Stanton refused to hand over all film prints and sound tapes, calling it a free society issue and arguing government editing oversight may be unconstitutional.
Stanton warned that edited news gathering will be curtailed while Staggers cited testimony that the network manipulated the documentary by electronic means. The dispute centers on whether such edits strike at the foundation of American broadcasting.
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