TV Key Previews Undersea Film Good Repeat
Television listings preview tonight's programs with repeats and casts. The Men from Shiloh features Stewart Granger as Col. MacKenzie investigating a shooting connected to a business deal and romance with Diane Baker. Also on air are The Valediction, The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau, and Medical Center with Patricia Quinn in a behind the scenes look at interns and residency pressures.
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Nan Alien
Col. MacKenzie
Stewart Granger
Diane Baker
Tom Skerritt
Playground Lunch Program Feeds City Children This Summer
Charleston Parks and Recreation in cooperation with Kanawha County Board of Education will provide bag lunches to 1,100 children daily at 12 city playgrounds. Lunches prepared at Charleston High Cafeteria, planned by Mary Pullen and Nancy Street, include salad sandwich fruit milk and dessert.
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Charleston
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Nancy Street
School Board
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Coal Branch Heights
Vandalia
Riverview
Second Avenue
Sissonville
Orchard Manor
Washington Manor
Boys’ and Girls
Court Street
Chandler Drive
Littlepage
Smith Street
Stansbury Seeks Clarity On Parochial Bus Costs
Kanawha County Board of Education debates transportation for parochial students after a U S Supreme Court ruling. President Stansbury calls for guidance while stating public funds should not support private schools. Enrollment at Nitro central rises to 409 as county buses face higher operating costs with mixed student needs.
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Kanawha
Stansbury
West Virginia
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State Supreme Court
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Ginia University
Penn Jlaw
Nsylvania
Rhode Island
Arthur N. Hofstetter
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Appalachian Mine Owners Suit Attacks Safety Act
Appalachian coal operators from eastern Kentucky and nearby states filed a suit in Pikeville seeking an injunction against the 1969 Health and Safety Act. They argue the law favors larger mines and is unconstitutional. The filing was announced at a news conference by Robert Holcomb, president of Coal Operators and Associates.
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W. Va
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Tucky
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Court Delays Hearing In Strip Mine Civil Rights Suit
U S District Court hearing to block strip miners from infringing the rights of a Boone County housewife and companions was continued indefinitely. Plaintiffs including Mrs Mott Hughes Edward and Tyann Adams of Pond Fork and Robert H Handley of St Albans seek protection while a natural resources department reviews official status for sampling near strip jobs and potential act challenges centered on ventilation dust limits and mine closure rules.
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Jerry Marks
Charles Hawke
Elbert Holmés
Ranger Fuel Corp
Diiary
New York Pittston Co
Hughes
Igite
Broadway
Pond Fork
Little Coal River
John Boettner Jr
Department ‘For Natural Resources
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Department
Natural Resources Department
Murray Fulfills Contract in High-Stakes Bridge Match
Eric Murray of Toronto, a top-ranked bridge player, secures his contract as South in a 3-3 division match. West leads diamonds and a tactical squeeze unfolds, but Murray's play with dummy's spades and clubs yields ten top tricks. The spade nine on the fifth trump proves decisive, preserving Murray's contract amid exhaustive defense.
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Fred Karpin
South
Iuve
Eric Murray
Toronto
Canada
Murray
West
East
Duimmy
Declarer
Hast
Weirton Utility Tax Upheld by Circuit Court
Brooke County Circuit Court has upheld Weirton's 2 percent utility tax on gas electricity and telephone bills in a nine page ruling. Judge Ralph Pryor found the ordinance constitutional and the levy becomes effective Thursday as Monongahela Power Co. challenged the measure.
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Weirton
Brooke County
Monongahela Power Co
Ralph Pryor
Builders oppose ban on federal clear-cutting of timber
The National Association of Home Builders argued against a proposed 12 month moratorium on clear cutting on federal lands. Stanley Waranch of Norfolk said the move would disrupt timber supply, raise housing costs, and worsen inflation. He urged close Forest Service scrutiny of private industry. The subcommittee weighs the timber policy amid rising exports.
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National Association of Home Builders
Stanley Waranch
Norfolk
Senate Interior
Forest Service
Waranch
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