Weather forecast by zones across WV and surrounding states
Saturday November 3 1975 forecast shows zone based weather for West Virginia Virginia Western Pennsylvania Kentucky and Ohio. Expect variable cloudiness with a chance of showers and highs generally from the upper 60s to mid 70s and lows from the upper 40s to the low 60s across zones and regions.
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Awarige
Figaibarala
Panhandle
North Central
Central Mountains
Iors
West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Ohio
Hearst Heiress Riss Carter Competency Chief Expert Says
Written ruling notes Riss Hearst discussed robbery charges with psychiatrists during exams. Dr Seymour Pollack says she understands legal consequences but struggles to relate emotionally to her 19 months with the Symbionese Liberation Army. He adds she is not fatally impaired regarding mental competency to stand trial.
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Acter
Ransdolph A. Hearst
Carter
Riss Hearst
Seymour Pollack
Symbionese Liberation Army
West Virginia Abortion Debate Moves to Legislature
University hospital officials report few first trimester abortions weekly and reluctance on second trimester cases. Abortion Reform leaders plan a medical center by spring with local donations supplementing Planned Parenthood funds. Senators Brotherton and Moreland discuss legislative action in January amid finances, while Mooney estimates 1500 WV women need abortion services yearly and expects hospital policy changes.
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Eugene Staples
University Hospital
Nancy Tolliver
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
William Moreland
D-Monongalia
Charleston
Connie Mooney
The
Abortion Reform Committee
West Virginia
CANC
Marietta Scholar Pens Otis Study for Magazine
K Wayne Wall of Charleston publishes an article on Revolutionary War orator James Otis in the November issue of The Occasional Review. Wall, associate professor of speech at Marietta College and former Charleston Gazette carrier of the year in 1952, hails from Charleston.
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Marietta
Ohio
Charleston
W. Vaman
James Otis
Campus Studies Insitute
California
K. Wayne Wall
Clarence K. Wall
Wall
Marietta College
Charleston Gazette
Plant Care Class at Gore Hall West Virginia State College
The office of continuing education at West Virginia State College offers an indoor plant psychology and care class starting at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Gore Hall. The course fee is 17 dollars.
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Office of Continuing Education
West Virginia State College
Gore Hall
Bias charges against police to be considered
The West Virginia Human Rights Commission will review sexual discrimination claims by Laura Duerr Snyder against the state police. Lawyers have 30 days to file briefs before the case advances, with the Parkersburg barracks cited over overnight shifts and a male employee policy.
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Parkersburg
W.va
West Virginia Human Rights Commission
Wood County
HRC
Laura Duerr Snyder
Parkersburg Barracks
H.C. Beverley
State Police
Franco Suffers Major Stomach Removal In Emergency Surgery
Generalissimo Francisco Franco, 82, underwent a second emergency operation in five days at La Paz hospital Madrid for uncontrollable stomach bleeding. Doctors removed about three quarters of his stomach and rebuilt his blood supply, with officials saying the transfusion was well tolerated and life signs remained normal.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
la Paz
Pardo Palace
REA Express Dunbar Terminal to Close
REA Express's 22 day truck terminal on Roxalana Road in Dunbar will shut down after the national firm is declared bankrupt. All freight on hand will be delivered and no new business accepted. The Dunbar terminal employs 22 people while the nationwide dissolution could cost 8,000 jobs. The firm cites recession, a wildcat strike by clerks, and Civil Aeronautics Board action against its air express division.
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REA Express
Roxalana Road
Dunbar
Charleston Littleton
Wildcat
Brotherhood of Railroad
Civil Aeronautics Board
REA
Air Express
Putnam Approves Strict Sick Leave Policy
The Putnam County Board of Education approves a stricter sick leave plan for maintenance staff requiring a doctor's excuse for any absence. Previously a doctor's note was needed only for absences of two or more days.
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Winfield
Putnam County Board of Education
Rewarded with narcotics in CIA drug experiments
Senate hearings revealed CIA funded Lexington tests from 1953 to 1962 using addicts as subjects. Tests sought substitutes for codeine, with inmates offered drugs or reduced sentences as rewards, many choosing narcotics. The program continued into the 1960s under officials including Allen Dulles.
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Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Howard Hunt
Harris Isbel
National Institute of Mental Health
Agian Reserch Center
Lexington, Y
Carl Duckett
CIA
Office of Science and Technology
Office of Naval Research
Isbell Edward M. Flowers
Flowers
James Henderson Childs
Veterans Administration
Lexington
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Isbell
Duckett
Allen Dulles
Dulles
Army
Frank Olsen
Agency
Technical Services
Edward M. Gunn
Office of Medical Services
Hunt
Liddy
Gunn
White House
Anderson
Time Magazine
Diamond Investment Promotion Questioned in Charleston
Charleston doctors and dentists were mailed materials promoting diamonds as inflation safe investments by DeBeers Diamond Investment Ltd of Scottsdale. A jeweler reported the promoter is an ex convict with a fraud record per Forbes and Jewelers Vigilance Committee.
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Charleston
William E. McCormick
DeBeers Diamond Investment Ltd
Scottsdale, Ariz
William Hayes
Anatol Franz
McCormick
Jewelers Vigilance Committee
New York City
Forbes Magazine
DeBeers Dia
Secrecy Surrounds Angela Davis Return to Claremont Colleges
Secrecy marked the return of Angela Davis to teach at Claremont Colleges amid threats and concerns over endowments. The 32-year-old militant will lecture privately to 25 students over five weekend sessions on black women and community development, earning 3000 dollars.
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Claremont
Calif
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
Howard Brooks
Los Angeles
Sue Houchins
Black Studies Center
Robbers Hit L A Restaurant At Gateway Shopping Center
St Albans City Police report two armed robbers attacked the Kentucky Fried Chicken at Gateway Shopping Center Friday night. One robber brandished a gun and forced a employee to surrender cash from the register. The pair fled on foot. no injuries reported and the stolen amount remains undetermined.
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Gateway Shopping Center
St. Albans
Ohio River Burden Seen From New National Policy
Senator Jennings Randolph told the Ohio Valley Improvement Association that a new national energy policy adds pressure on the Ohio River as coal from the basin fuels growth. He urged keeping waterways free while considering proposals that affect navigation facilities and regional energy development. The OVIA promotes water resources use for Appalachian economic diversification.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Ohio Valley Improvement Assn
Ohio
Randolph
America
Pittsburgh
Midwest
Appalachia
Ford Likely To Refuse House Subpoena On Arms Talks
White House officials questioned Friday whether the administration would honor a House intelligence committee subpoena demanding three years of intelligence agency documents on Soviet arms talks, including Geneva meetings. Aide said disclosure of current treaty negotiations is very doubtful.
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New York Times Service
Washington
High Administration
White House
House Intelligence Committee
Soviet Union
Geneva
House
Congressional Committee
Kanawha Airport Wins Clean Facilities Award
Kanawha Airport received the 1975 Clean Facilities Award for the area’s cleanest public restrooms. The honor was presented Friday by State Commerce Commissioner Ralph Albertazzi for the Nine Valley Travel Council covering Kanawha Cabell Putnam Mason Wayne Lincoln Boone Logan and Mingo counties.
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Kanawha
Ralph Albertazzie
Nine Valley Travel Council
Cabell
Putnam
Mason
Wayne
Lincoln
Boone
Logan
Mingo
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