Assessment Funds Needed by Schools
The board discussed legal steps to protect teachers from pressure to change grades after a columnist disclosed a case of alleged parental and administrative influence. Officials deny exerting such pressure while noting the right to grade freely remains a core teacher value. Two July bid openings aim to clarify rising school construction costs as the county pursues a $26 million building program with bids about 22 percent above estimates.
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Gazette
James F. Dent
Snyder
John F. Santrock
Professional Ethics Committee
The
West Virginia Education Assn
Crash Kills Buxom Star and Two Others
A wreck near New Orleans killed star Miss Mansfield and two others after she left a Biloxi supper club to visit family. Mickey Hargitay and Matt Cimber rushed to the scene. her children and pets were treated, while coroner reports cited multiple fractures and a crushed skull.
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Timets
New Orléans
Miss Mansfield
Gus Stevens
Biloxi
Miss
New Orleans
Mickey Hargitay
Muscleman
Matt Cimber
Hollywood
Antonio
Rambo
James T. McClellan
Big Charity Hospital
Ochsner Mounds Dion Hospital
Hargitay
Los Angeles
SPCA
Brady
Warrison
Nicholas Chetta
Playground Activities Announced Across South Charleston Parks
South Charleston announces a city wide talent show at Jackson Street playground at 1 p.m. with winners from 16 playgrounds. The weekly tennis court dance moves to the city recreation center at 7 30 p m Saturday with music by the Rooks. Nearly 3000 people participated in park events last week.
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South Charleston
Bob Anderson
Jackson Street
Rooks
Port Said
Cairo
Camden Park
Challengers Not Affected By Club Law Debate
West Virginia court proceedings include WESAM with 400 contributors and disputes over property rights in the liquor by the drink amendment. St Clair allows adding necessary parties while Harshibarger argues the attorney general should avoid being a party to keep state representation neutral.
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St. Clair
WESAM
O'Brien
West Virginia
Harshibarger
Harshbarger
Alcohol Beverage Ccontral
Air Force hits base near Haiphong and Ha Noi rail yards
Air Force jets struck a depot and oil storage near Haiphong and then continued raids on rail arteries northeast of Hanoi. Ground action in Binh Dinh left 62 enemy dead over two days with seven American fatalities and 33 wounded. Marines in Quang Tri reported 17 enemy killed and four Americans dead with 24 wounded. B52s hit bunkers near Khe Sanh while Stratoforts attacked troop concentrations near Rontum. South Vietnam leadership rumors swirl amid military council talks.
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North Vietnam
Air Force
Hanoi
Red China
Mu Gia Pass
South Vietnam
Binh Dinh
U.S. 1St Airmobile Cavalry Division
U.S
Quang Tri Province
Demilitarized Zone
Khe Sanh
Stratoforts
Rontum
Central Highands
Weather forecast fragment for West Virginia and Virginia
Fragmentary weather item notes scattered showers and cloudiness. Mentions highs around the mid to upper 60s for West Virginia and Virginia with mild temperatures and variable skies. The text is incomplete and contains garbled place names and measurements.
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Charles
Imlid
West Virgina
Hkelv
Hha
Virgina
Wiest
Coal Official Caperton Dies at 67
Samuel Austin Caperton 67 president and board member of Slab Fork Coal Co. died Thursday morning at his Slab Fork home. A Fire Creek native, he lived in Slab Fork since 1923 when he joined the company after graduating from Virginia Polytechnical Institute and became president in 1944. He served on national coal and state business groups and held leadership roles in education and community organizations. Survivors include wife Helen Mason Caperton two daughters and two sons. body at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home with funeral slated in Slab Fork and burial at Sunset Memorial Park Beckley.
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Beckley
Samuel Austin Caperton
Slab Fork Coal Co
Slab Fork
Fire Creek
Virginia Polytechnical Institute
Caperton
National Coal Assn
Bituminous Coal Operators Assn
Helen Mason Caperton
James T. Hamlin III
Charlottesville
Austin Caperton Jr
Bernard M. Caperton I
W. Gaston Caperton Jr
Charleston
Florence McDonaugh
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Park
West Virginia Extends Welfare and Work Plan
The welfare and work program in West Virginia will be extended to August 31 and a broader extension for related programs is authorized, pending final congressional action. Joseph Meyers, acting U S commissioner of welfare, reported the continuation with White House approval and noted plans to keep font stamp and AFDC U programs alive pending conference outcomes.
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West Virginia
Ner L. L
Calue
Vincent
Joseph Meyers
U. S
Meyers
White House
Johnson
Senate
House
Congress
Unem-Sen
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
AFDCU
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Buddy Harvey
Roosevelt Junior High
Joe Wiseman
Leewood Junior High
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Dunbar High
Paul Baldwin
Dunbar Junior High
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Greater Charleston
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Cabin Creek
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Roger Dean, Inc
Kington 51
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