Fracas After High School Game Lands Seven In Custody
Police say seven youths from Charleston's better neighborhoods were arrested after a post game disturbance at George Washington High School. Names, ages, and charges include intoxication, destruction of property, and assaulting officers. The group is due in Charleston Municipal Court Monday.
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Charleston
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Myrtle Road
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Noyes Avenue
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26Th Street
John Reed Hershy
Bedford Road
Charles E. Little IT
Kanawha Avenue
John Perkins
David Carter
James Alderson
Smith Road
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Venable Avenue
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Charleston Municipal Court
Ruling limits miners' food stamps in December
Welfare Commissioner Edwin Flowers announced that most West Virginia coal miners will not qualify for food stamps in December due to federal guidelines. He estimated about 3,000 miner families may receive benefits next month, reflecting income limits and a continued strike effect.
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Indicators Hint at Hefty Upturn in U S Economy
The Commerce Department reported October shows a decisive uptrend in leading economic indicators, with a 1.2 percent rise. The U S trade deficit widened to a record low, as imports reached 321 million dollars despite a 10 percent surcharge, while the Price Commission rejected a Virginia furniture maker’s 1.8 percent price hike for lack of productivity data.
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United States
Harold C. Passer
Mail service expands for Gazettes to subscribers
Rural route customers may now receive Gazettes by U S Mail if they prefer. To enroll, call 1 800 642 8203 for the new service.
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U.S
No accumulation of snow expected in West Virginia today
The National Weather Service at Kanawha Airport forecasts light showers with scattered snow flurries across the state. Clouds cover the region with temperatures in the mid 30s to low 40s. All roads are open except West Virginia Route 16 near Clay where a landslide blocks one lane. Warmer temps Friday melted most of the heavy snow, and deer hunters resumed their search in the mountains.
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China accuses Soviet Union of social imperialism at UN
Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan hua told the General Assembly that the Soviet Union pursues social imperialism and pressures India while the United States and China oppose a world disarmament conference. Malik countered with charges of anti-western bias. China warned the era of superpower domination is over and that it will not back the Soviet plan.
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Jacob A. Malik
Malik
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Japan
U S Seeks Ban On Dock Strike
The federal government sought injunctions to halt a 57 day dock workers strike affecting 43,000 people on the East and Gulf coasts. A New York filing targets the International Longshoremen's Association as the main action, with suits planned in 12 cities. The move, under Taft Hartley, aims to restore work and cites projected $340 million weekly revenue losses.
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Market Soars On Good News
New York AP reports stock prices rose sharply in slow trading as favorable news developments spurred the market. The Dow Jones industrial average gained 17.98 points to 16.59, its largest single-session jump since August. Advances led decliners about 4 to 1 on the NYSE. Details on Page 8.
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State forecast and local briefs from the Gazette
Cloudy with occasional rain or snow, highs in the mid to upper 40s. Nixon and Heath to confer on satellite monitoring. Stripping girls slow to join Boy Scouts. Gazette covers inmate meals, BSC students trying to open dorms, region planning to cut waste, and a charity event for the CHS band workers.
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EPA and Labor launch pilot to shield jobs from pollution enforcement
The Environmental Protection Agency and the Labor Department announced a pilot project to limit antipollution enforcement effects on employment. The Labor Department will remain a confidential alert and activate its mass layoff program if enforcement actions threaten worker jobs.
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Diamonds Missing From Transatlantic Flight
A package containing about $600,000 in rough and cut diamonds disappeared on a Brussels to New York flight on November 1. Belgian police said the heist likely occurred in the United States, possibly at Kennedy Airport, with investigators pursuing the case.
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Antwerp
Belgium
United States
Brussels
New York
Kennedy Airport
Inside Today Amusements and Obituaries
A compact page notes corrections and features from the edition including obituaries, sports briefs, and entertainment items. It lists tables for markets and ad wants, plus a TV, comic, crossword, and horoscope section with brief teasers and page references.
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Sunday Paper Delivery Returns to Daylight Hours
The Sunday Gazette-Mail will be delivered during daylight after sunrise. Delinquent acts by thieves and vandals targeting newspaper bundles since the November 9 strike against Newspaper Agency Carr have caused property damage mainly at night. Carrier boys should monitor pickup points after 4 a.m. for truck deliveries. Rewards from 100 up to a 25 ceiling are offered for information leading to arrest and conviction of those damaging property or injuring employees during the strike.
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