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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1975

Page

2

Smoking Patch Therapy Fails To Stop Woman From Smoking

In Charleston two weeks after Dr. Ronald Free offered Derma Patch Therapy the experiment failed for the writer who smoked more after treatment. Beads taped around the ear did not curb cravings while the procedure drew criticism over its effectiveness and practicality. The piece notes a Montreal exhibit reopening in a separate item.

Kay Michael Ronald Free Free Oak Hill Clinic Derman Dr. Frees the Gazette Dr. Free Charleston Jed

Japanese Studies Split Over Most Common Japanese Surnames

AP reports two independent studies by computer firms yield different results on whether Suzuki or Sato is the more common Japanese surname. Traditional view favors Suzuki as the most common.

Tokyo Suzuki Sato

WV lawmakers press coal issues before House panel

West Virginia House member Lewis McManus and State Senator Alan Susman urged a House subcommittee on monopolies and commercial law to adopt a national stance on the fuel adjustment clause and oppose TVA involvement in Peabody Coal. They pressed for capital for deep mine development and long term contracts at fair prices. The session, chaired by Rep. Peter Rodino, lasted about an hour.

Washington Lewis McManus West Virginia House of Delegates Alan Susman Raleigh House Judiciary Committee Peter Rodino D-N.j McManus Susman Peabody Coal Co Tennessee Valley Authority TVA Peabody

Deregulation Push Calls Congress to Free Oil Prices

The Interstate Oil Compact Commission asked Congress to deregulate oil and gas prices and to promote Outer Continental Shelf exploration. Delegates from 36 states backed amendments to S 692, opposing expanded federal control while urging action to ease energy problems and unemployment.

Edward Peeks Congress Interstate Oil Compact Commission IOCC Daniel Boone Hotel Senate Edwin Edwards Louisiana Edwards Robert L. Parker Tulsa Okla Parker Drilling Co Parker Washington

Harrison County Clerk cleared to practice law on side

An Attorney General opinion says Harrison County Clerk Frank J. Maxwell Jr may privately practice law while serving as clerk. The ruling notes Class II counties differ and that Maxwell is not barred by statute from private legal work. In a separate note from Akita Japan a snack bar near the jail decor resembles a prison.

Associated Press Harrison County Frank J. Maxwell Jr Attorney General’s Office State Bar District Bowman Swart State Tax Department Harrison Akita Japan

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