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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1973

Page

2

Cabin Creek Plant Seen As Long-Term AEP Asset

Cabin Creek plant in West Virginia operates near full capacity amid plans to meet new particulate limits. Manager George Briers says the plant is needed, with 120 workers and four electrostatic precipitators installed in 1970. Compliance delays hinge on space and fuel quality.

Appalachian Power Company Cabin Creek American’ Electric Power AEP George Briers Hinton Appalachias Appalachian Kanawha River West Virginia Briers Kanawha State’ Air Pollution Control Commission Gov.Moore U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Amos

Senate confirms Schlesinger as Defense Secretary

President Nizon's nominee James R. Schlesinger is confirmed by the Senate as secretary of defense. The former Atomic Energy Commission chairman has led the Central Intelligence Agency since January.

Defense Senate Nizon James R. Schleswinger Atomic Energy Commission Schlesinger Central Intelligence Agency

Red Cross Blood Station Extends Hours Friday and Monday

The Red Cross blood donor station at 1600 Kanawha Blvd. E. will operate 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and Monday due to a valley blood shortage and the July 4 holiday. All blood types are needed, a spokesman said.

Red Cross Kanawha Blvd

Montoya Denies Laundering Funds in 1970 Campaign

The Wall Street Journal reports Watergate committee findings alleging money laundering via dummy committees for Montoya’s 1970 New Mexico re election bid. Montoya denies the charges, saying state law filings were properly completed and he complied with reporting requirements. The Journal cites at least seven auxiliary committees in Washington and $57 000 from labor groups and about $45 000 from other sources routed through them.

New York The Wall Street Journal Senate Watergate Investigating Committee Montoya New Mexico Watergate Committee Nixon Washington Journal Montova

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