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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1973
Page
3
The text outlines a proposed 15 month Transportation Remuneration Incentive Program funded by a $4,039,500 CEO grant, plus $925,000 state funds and federal money. Administered by the Welfare Department, it mirrors the food stamp system with stamps costing 25 cents for a $16 value, for extremely low income recipients to pay fares on public carriers. OEO funds would reimburse carriers.
Moore outlines a 24 member board, with one third from eligible income class, and a CEO grant of 743000 plus 387500 from Welfare. WVU Law School provides faculty input, and State Bar reviews. A director, staff, lawyers in 10 regional offices, students, and lawyers in 55 counties participate. No lawyer may charge more than 80 percent of a standard fee. many services at lower or no charge.
Melvyn H. Zahn, 34, president of the Zahn Drug Co., escaped two kidnapers on Friday after being held Wednesday night in Michigan City 55 miles from Chicago. He fled through a bathroom window and flagged down an off duty policeman Edward Wajosinski who helped locate the captors, William Calhoun and George Ferris, both Chicago men, who were captured after wrecking cars. No ransom was paid.
Dr. William H. Culp joins the behavioral studies faculty at the West Virginia College of Graduate Studies to direct the VOICE program a summer effort in Kanawha County to train teachers in career counseling techniques.
A Treasury Department report shows West Virginia ranked sixth nationally in direct federal payments per capita in fiscal 1972. The state received 251 dollars per person, with Alaska, Wyoming, New Mexico, Mississippi, and Montana ahead.
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