Weather Summary for Charleston and Regions
Friday June 29 1973 forecasts show zones 2 3 4 and 6 7 8 with variable cloudiness and shower chances 3 to 30 percent highs from the mid to upper 70s for zone 9 and upper 60s to low 70s for other zones cool nights lows mid 40s to low 50s West Virginia expected variable clouds and showers highs unspecified. Weather details cover multiple zones with localized temperature ranges and overnight cooling.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Amos Plant Faces Sulfur Rules and Coal Supply Hurdles
APCC officials criticize EPA for delays while edging toward relaxed emissions rules for the Amos plant. AEP believes West Virginia coal under 1 percent sulfur is available, enabling continued operation of the giant unit as it monitors air quality and contemplates sulfur removal equipment.
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Beard
AEP
Amos
APCC
West Virginia
Miller C. Porterfield
Appalachian Power Co
Dennis Spriggs
Citizens For Environmental Protection
Spriggs
Joseph Dowd
Dowd
Fairmont
ARP
Kammer
Mitchell
Moore
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Gov
Carbide Fund Payoff to Employees Planned
Carbide employees in Kana wha Valley will receive about 12 million dollars on Monday from the general savings fund. In all, 88 million dollars will be distributed to about 50 800 employees in the United States and overseas. The fund grew from 66 million dollars saved by participants plus 15 million in company contributions and 7 million in earned interest. Payroll deductions may reach 7 12 percent of earnings. the company adds based on length of service. Next payoff is set for June 30 1975.
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Carbide
Kanawha Valley
General Savings Fund
Nixon Era Hearings Report New Conspiracy Claims
Dean testified to hearings about the Watergate affair detailing alleged presidential knowledge and cover up. He described Haldeman and Ehrlichman as daily Nixon aides and cited June break in and Sept meeting as pivotal moments. Federal investigators pursue conspiracy and perjury charges tied to the case.
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IRS
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Dean
White House
Baker
Oval Office
Democratic Party
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehruichman
Haldeman
Nixon
State Funds Tied Up in Kanawha County Schools
Kanawha County Schools face a new fiscal year with only 50 percent of needed funds, about 20 million dollars tied up in state budget deliberations. The board approved spending from permanent improvement for Cedar Grove dressing rooms and bought land near Dunbar Junior High for 10 000 dollars. A Putnam County teacher submitted a written critique to the board. Personnel changes included transfers of Calhoun and Morton to new posts.
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Kanawha County
Kenneth Underwood
Cedar Grove
Dunbar Junior High School
Putnam County
Reba Adams
Parks Ave
Nitro
Carver Technical Center
St. Albans High
James H.morton
Lincoln Junior High
Charleston High
Weather snapshot for Virginia Western Pennsylvania Kentucky and Ohio
Parts of Virginia Western Pennsylvania Kentucky and Ohio show partly cloudy skies and mild to warm temperatures with highs in the upper 60s to mid 80s. Nightly lows vary from the mid 50s to mid 60s with scattered thundershowers possible. June precipitation totals reach 4.12 inches month to date with 0.32 inches in the last 24 hours.
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Virginia
Mid &S
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
House Okays Interim Highway Funds For States
The House approved a bill to provide 1.5 billion in interim highway funds to states awaiting a general highway bill. West Virginia would get 22.5 million for interstate construction and 4.4 million for primary and secondary roads. Randolph said passage avoids a total halt and lets contracts resume while the conference committee resolves differences in the highway bill.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Jennings Randolph
Dw.va
Senate
West Virginia
Randolph
House ‘Conference Committee
Marshall University Names Marvin E. Billups Associate Dean
Marvin E. Billups, retired Army colonel and current assistant dean of students in charge of the Marshall Human Relations Center, has been named associate dean of students. In the new role he will direct the center and work with the dean of students to shape all activities and services overseen by the dean’s office.
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Huntington
Marvin E. Billups
Asso‘lciate
Marshall University
Billups
Marshall Human Relations Center
Ofice
Energy research funding and fuel-saving measures outlined
The plan merges atomic energy and fossil fuel programs under ERDA with a $2.25 billion and $72 million budgets. The President aims a 7 percent agency energy cut, fewer flights, slower speeds, and voluntary driving-speed reductions to save jet fuel and energy.
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AEC
Atomic Energy Research
Interior Department
New Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Bob Jones Head IM Speaker Availability
Contact Jer lene Lewis at 2167 North 21st St Nitro to obtain the Bob Jones Head IM Speaker. Call 755-7486 for details and scheduling.
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Bob Jones
Jerlene Lewis
North 21St St
Dam Construction Contract Awarded in West Virginia
The U S Army Corps of Engineers granted Lane Construction Co. a 14 636 899 contract to build a rock fill dam on the Little Kanawha River near Braxton County West Virginia. The 1400 foot long by 1200 foot high dam will begin construction immediately per Sen Jennings Randolph.
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Washington
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lane Construction Co
Meriden
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Northeast and
Mid - Atlantic States
Olake
Gus Douglass
Aronammanr
Suvamlitlil
Krvin
Weicker
Ehrlichman
Internal Revenue Service
Charleston National
Charleston National Bank
iCharleston National Plaza
William N. Woodworth
Ervin
George Steele
M. U
Pavel
Wolfschmidt
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
AT. NE
Icommerce Special
National Bank OF Commerce
United States
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the National Bank OF Commerce
Commerce Square
Charleston, West Virginia
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