Moore Gov Responds To Miners On Black Lung Law
Governor Moore signals possible black lung legislation during upcoming budget session and warns miners he may call a separate session for a single item. He notes the law will be shaped by January actions while stressing unity with United Mine Workers District 17 and allied groups in WV.
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UMW District 17
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West Virginia
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Burnette
Association
Burnelle
Charles Brooks
Charleston
Jung
I. E. Butt
House of Delegates
Larkin S. Philpott
Beckley
Leonard Prakovich
Fairmont
Thomas Williams
Bellaire
Ohio
Humphreys
Moore Outlines Governor Powers Over State Colleges
West Virginia Governor discusses authority over hiring and firing at state colleges and universities. He notes substantial influence but emphasizes instruction of how to use it, with arbitration through negotiations and contracts. A Supreme Court case on salaries at Marshall University looms as a key test of authority.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Board of Education
Joseph C. Peters
Marshall University
State Board of Education
West Virginia University Board of Governors
Board of Regents
State Superintendent of Schools
West Virginia University
Potomac State College
Light a Bike Program Adopted by Nitro Officials
The Nitro Veterans of Foreign Wars and city police plan a light a bike program across from police headquarters. The governor has discussed it with prospects and advocates free bicycle lights. under an initial schedule from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. participants will move out and select a location.
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Nitro Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ap-A
Youth In Baseball Accident In South Charleston
A 11 year old Randolph Collins was admitted to Thomas Memorial Hospital with a possible fractured skull after a baseball struck him on the head during an American Legion game near South Charleston High School. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Fenton Collins of 1029 Oakmont Rd.
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Charleston
Thomas Memorial Hospital
Randolph Collins
Fenton Collins
Oakmont Rd
Collins
American Legion
South Charleston High School
Papers Antitrust Proviso Shelved By Senate Subcommittee
The Senate antitrust and monopay subcommittee shelved a proposed exemption for 44 metropolitan newspapers. Despite well organized support, the measure drew a surprisingly unanimous vote to delay passage this year. The Charleston Gazette and Daily Mail were among the newspapers to be affected.
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Washington
Senate
Charleston Gazette
Daily Mail
WVU Arts and Sciences names Dean's List students
Morgantown WVU College of Arts and Sciences announces second semester dean's list selections including Garrett Moran Burnsville James Blankenship Oak Hill Jon Reed Spring Hill Drive South Charleston James Sell Box 33% Charleston Crystal Whittington Dunbar Martha Cox Logan Elizabeth Roberts Kimball David Walker Walch Julia Thomas Marlton David Feazel Sherry Miles Beckley among those recognized for academic achievement.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University College of Arts and Sciences
Garrett Eugene Moran
Burnsville
James Blankenship
Oak Hil
Jon Anthony Reed
Spring Hill Drive
South Charleston
James Leith Samsell
Box
Charleston
Crystal Whittington
Dunbar
Martha Jane Cox
Logan
Elizabeth Roberts
Kimball
David Aldred Walker
Walch
Julia Moods Thomas
Marlton
David Feazel
Sherry Sue Miles
Beckley
Boy 12 Held In 3 Burglaries
A 12 year old boy accused of breaking into a Wertz Avenue neighbor’s house three times this month was certified to juvenile court. He faced burglary charges for stealing $2.30 in the first entry and $9 in the second and third entries. police reported a $59 warthe recovered by juvenile detectives.
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Cour
South
Tavern machines hit by thieves in Ka nawha City
The Fraternis House in Ka nawha City was broken into during the night with several machines pried open and cash stolen. Police reported Thursday. Machines opened included the cigarette machine poker table bowling machine and mike fox. No estimate of the amount taken was released.
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Fraternis
Kanawha City
Mike Fox
Weather forecasts across states show hot humid conditions
Forecasts in Ohio Kentucky Virginia and surrounding areas predict mostly fair hot and humid weather with afternoon thundershowers mainly in the north and west. Temperatures reach highs near 95 with lows in the 70s to upper 70s and scattered thunderstorms possible across regions including Virginia West Virginia and Ohio.
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Pennsylvania
Cor
Ohio
Charleston
Kentucky
Virginia
Two Appointed To Investigate Airport Lease
William Rice and George Jones, both of Charleston, were named Thursday to investigate proposed changes in a 1-year lease at Kanawha Airport held by General Aviation Service, Inc. Rice represents Kanawha County and Jones Charleston on the Central West Virginia Regional Airport Authority. The changes focus on lease fee adjustments under an escalating clause based on volume, requested by GAS owner C Steve Hanifin, former state aeronautics commissioner.
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William Rice
George Jones
Charleston
Kanawha
General Aviation Service, Inc
Centtral West Virginia Regional Airport Authority
Rice
Kanawha County
Jones
C. Steve Hanifin
Dr Green Heads Kanawha City Lions Club Officers Named
Dr Thomas H Greene elected president of the Kanawha City Lions Club. Officers include Arthur T Ciccarello first vice president Harold R Neal second vice president George Lundeen third vice president and others such as Dr Edgar L Gray secretary George M Moses treasurer Howard M Weiner lion tamer Marvin Morrison assistant lion tamer George Grubb tail twister and several directors. Grubb, 75, nominated Lion of the Year.
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Thomas H. Greene
Kanawha City Lions Club
Arthur T. Ciccarello
Harold R. Neal
George Lundeen
Edgar L. Gray
George M. Moses
Howard M. Weiner
Marvin Morrison
George Grubb
Wiliam Laynn
Samuel Toory
Mason Welle
James Frail
Herbert Nottingham
Richard Kennell
Grubb
Siege on Ben Het Outpost Continues Amid Heavy Shelling
The Ben Het outpost in the Central Highlands faced ongoing mortar and artillery bombardment as allied air power and ground troops attempt to hold and resupply the camp. Reports tally American deaths at 247 last week and enemy losses near 3,958, with fresh South Vietnamese troops airlifted in to relieve fatigued forces.
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New York Times
Saigon
Ben Het
Central Highlands
U.S
Educational TV Grant For Channel 9 Approved
The U S Office of Education awarded a $289,826 grant to West Virginia Educational Broadcasting Authority in Charleston to activate a new non commercial educational TV station and Channel 9 at Grandview W Va
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Washington
U. S. Office of Education
West Virginia Educational Broadcasting Authority
Charleston
Grandview
W. Va
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