Weather forecast for West Virginia Virginia Ohio and Kentucky
Regional forecast for zones 1 through 9 plus states West Virginia Virginia Western Pennsylvania Kentucky and Ohio. Describes partly cloudy warm humid conditions with showers and thundershowers varying by zone including highs ranging from the mid 70s to around 90s and nightly lows in the 50s to 70s. Includes Tuesday temperatures and June precipitation totals.
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Pennsylvania
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Judicial Reform Vote Delayed by House
The West Virginia House delayed a vote on a proposed judicial reform amendment to the state Constitution after a two week recess. The chamber also postponed a bill for matching local and state revenue sharing funds and adopted a resolution directing the attorney general to start proceedings to recover Buffalo Creek disaster expenditures.
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Buffalo Creek
Lewis McManus
Raleigh
Senate
McManus
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Warren McGraw
Wyoming
Pittston Co
Department of Employment Security
Transit bond plan aims for 1.8 million in state funds
The city will issue 1.8 million general obligation bonds to be repaid when tax money begins in 1974. Officials say it will take five months to secure funds and at least 10 months before service increases materialize. The authority relies on current rolling stock until federal grants are approved and buses are ordered. Mayor Hutchinson championed the transportation improvement program.
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Auld
Charleston
Hutchinson
Salem College to observe Randolph Year
Salem College will begin The Senator Jennings Randolph Year with a testimonial dinner on July 2, marking 50 years since his election to the Salem Board of Trustees. Randolph graduated from the college in 1924 and was its first student newspaper editor.
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Salem College
Jennings Randolph
Salem Board of Trustees
Randolph
Senator
Jessee F. Randolph
House Blocks Cambodian Bomb Funds
The House blocked new spending for bombing Cambodia and the Senate cut off all present funds. The 81 to 11 Senate vote sent the measure to President Nixon, with a 10 day window to act. West Virginia Democrats split on funds, while the House added new fiscal year spending authority.
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House
U.S
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Senate
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West Virginia
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Harley Staggers
Robert Mollohan
John Slack
John G. Tower
Rtex
Congress
Senate approves scaled down foreign military aid bill
The Senate passed a reduced foreign military aid authorization of 770 million dollars for next year, below Nixon's 1.31 billion request, with a 50-42 vote and a 40-35 motion to reconsider. A 232 million cut in grants was rejected 59-33 as Goldwater denounced the program.
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Senate
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Goldwater
Tower
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Robert C. Byrd
Jennings Randolph
D-W
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Arnett Family Ties Highlight WV Political Ties and Career
Ex city resident Arnett grew up in South Charleston in second grade and pursued political science at Florida Southern College. He served as Coast Guard lieutenant commander from 1957 to 1967 and held roles in ARC Merchant Marine Council and White House staff. He later worked with Senator Beall and ABC as executive director, praising West Virginia leaders Gov Moore and Senators Randolph and Byrd.
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South Charleston
Arnett
Paul Arnett
Florida Southern College
Lakeland
Fla
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White House
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U. S
J. Glenn Beall Jr
ABC
West Virginia
Moore
I. S
Jennings Randolph
Robert C. Byrd
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Angie lRave
Dean Tells Senate Panel on Watergate Testimony
Dean described extensive private investigations into his life and alleged efforts to portray his testimony as untruthful. He claimed FBI involvement and pressure from White House aides while detailing past conduct and questioning by three committee members on the Watergate matter.
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Senate
Maureen
Vist
Florida
White House
FBI
Montoya
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Senate Watergate Committee
Consumer credit bill outlines major features and status
The conference committee approved a consumer protection bill with caps on interest, changes to hold in due course, and revised loan terms. It preserves the Rule of 78 for certain loans, details rates for secured and revolving accounts, and allows three day cancelations for home solicitations. Speculation points to passage this week amid court action and industry opposition.
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Supreme Court
Palumbo
Senate
Moore
Thousand Oaks Fire Station Site Sparks City Debate
Thousand Oaks officials debate placing a fire station on a hillside site near Weber Valley. Alfred Poe urges city purchase of the land and a diesel fire truck, citing cheaper construction and quick response, while Larry Schmidt argues the proposed site offers ideal access from two hills for emergencies.
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South Charleston
J.isiniek
Alfred Poe
Thejaiso
Poe
Thousand Oaks
Weber
Sangre Ane
Opi
Larry Schmidt
Helow
Liberty Baptist to Honor Choir Director Rev Billy Bennett
Liberty Baptist Church will honor the third anniversary of Rev Billy Bennett as choir director at 3 p.m. Sunday. Special groups performing include the Penn Family Family Affair Angelic Gospel Singers Robert Clark and the Robinson Ensemble.
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Billy Bennett
Penn Family
Family Affair
Angelic Gospel Singers
Robert Clark
Robinson Ensemble
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