Regional Weather Forecasts Across States and Zones
Weather outlooks cover Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia Kentucky and Ohio with zones showing partly cloudy conditions highs mainly 50s to 70s, showers possible tonight and Friday, and scattered rain chances varying by zone. Regional temperatures range from the upper 30s to mid 70s with notable local variations and daily precipitation totals summarized.
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Panel Votes Against Prosecuting Schorr Over Report
The panel rejected 6 to 3 a motion to prosecute Schorr for not turning over the report and 7 to 4 to strip his press pass over plans to publish the report. A separate failed motion to cite Schorr for contempt passed 5 to the vote. Rep. Albert Quie warned prosecution would not force disclosure, noting reporters have faced jail but not revealed sources.
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Village Voice
New York
Congress
Albert Quie
R-Minn
Quie
Pay Bill Drops Per Cent Kicker From Pensions Plan
The bill eliminates a 1 percent kicker from adjusting civilian and military pensions to match cost of living gains. Lawmakers face potential future increases, with Congress already approved 843.4 million for salaries and agencies. Separately, subpoenas were lifted against Schorr and three associates from a televised inquiry, with CBS hinting at a return for Schorr as a full time reporter soon.
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Capitol
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Government Printing Office
Schorr
Aaron Latham
New York Magazine
Village Voice
House Intelligence
Clay Felker
New York
Sheldon Zalaznick
CBS
Delivery Woes Stirred by Free Paper Fight
A reporter recounts delivering papers door to door, an 11-year-old girl shouting refuse, a boxer at the door growling, and the trouble of getting rid of unsold issues. After fleeing the scene the writer reflects that writing for newspapers is easier and healthier than distribution.
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Man Sentenced 125 Years For Robbery In Huntington
David Harvey Brewster was sentenced Wednesday to 125 years in West Virginia State Penitentiary for the 1975 Huntington supermarket robbery. Judge Robert Conaty noted Brewster may be eligible for release after 41 years despite a judge’s parole recommendation against it. He escaped custody last October and faces additional charges including a murder indictment in Kentucky.
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David Harvey Brewster
West Virginia
Circuit Court
Robert Conaty
Brewster
Cabell County
Cohaty
Proctorville
Ohio
Conaty
Navy
Baya County
Ashland
Federal Correctional Institute
Summit
West Virginia State Penitentiary
Moundsville
Kanawha
George W. Wood
Joseph Earl Goff
Ruffner Avenue
Steve Alan Hager
Cross Lanes Drive
Nitro
Glen A. Christy
Monta Vista Drive
Tyler Heights
Kanawha Cancer Society Unit
Rexall recalls eye solutions nationwide
The Rexall Drug Co recalls nearly 500000 bottles of eye solutions due to possible sterility issues as announced by the FDA. Products include Rexall Eyelo Eye Lotion Eyelo Eyedrops and Rexall Boric Acid Solution, all nonprescription and with no injuries reported.
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Washington
Rexall Drug Co
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Carter Wins Flip For Ist Question
Carter, after a rigorous prep using two thick briefing books, won the toss for the first question in a presidential debate at Walnut Street theater. The contest featured moderators James Gannon Elizabeth Drew Frank Reynolds and Edwin Newman with a 90 minute format and two brief rebuttals. Political fallout included attacks by Sen. Bob Dole and Mondale’s reluctance to engage Carter’s Playboy comment, while Ford, Rockefeller and allies maneuvered to shape image and consumer critique mounted by Ralph Nader groups.
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Walnut Street Theater
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Wall Street Journal
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New Yorker Magazine
Frank Reynolds
ABC
Edwin Newman
NBC
Ford
Washington
Ralph Nader
Public Citizen Group
Edmund S. Muskie
Senate Budget Committee
Senate panel OKs coal tax to fund black lung benefits
The Senate Finance Committee backed a bill imposing a 15 cent per ton tax on deep mined anthracite and 10 cents on other coal to fund expanded black lung benefits. Critics warn the plan could become a pension-like entitlement and raise questions about pass-through costs to consumers and utilities.
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Senate Finance Committee
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Treasury
Finance Committee
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Senate
Russell B. Long
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Long
William Hathaway
Maine
Oklahoma Firm Sees 50 Billion Cubic Feet Gas Find
Texas International Co of Oklahoma City reports 50 test wells over two years in Braxton Clay Nicholas Fayette and McDowell counties West Virginia. The NYSE listed company holds 127000 acres and aims to market 90 of the gas within WV with 10 percent vs- ship out of state.
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West Virginia
Texas International Co
Oklahoma City
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Fayette
McDowell
Texas
New York Stock Exchange
Robert Claus
Texas International
Claus
Nicholas County
Vaughan
McDowell County
Braxton County
Telsa
Clay County
Hollowell Ford Foundation nets $2500 in early earnings
The Hollowell Ford Foundation of Lewisburg reports $2,500 earned in initial months and plans to distribute funds to Greenbrier Valley charities. Secretary Amos Bolen invites written applications from eligible groups. Assets total $100,000 with a goal to reach $200,000 for about $10,000 yearly dispersals. A weekend revival begins 7:30 p.m. Friday at Davis Creek Assembly of God Church led by Rev. Margie Permelta.
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Hollowell-Ford Foundation
Greenbrier Valley
Amos Bolen
Otto Hollowell
Hollowell
Blue Grass Electric, Inc
Roncevert
Davis Creek
Ex Newspaper Engraver Dies at 72 in South Charleston
William Franklin Hill longtime Charleston engraver and former newspaper staffer died at home after a heart attack at age 72. He supported The Gazette Daily Mail and Newspaper Agency Corp later, retiring in 1969. He leaves wife Mary Louise Hill two sons two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Friday at Snodgrass Funeral Home with burial at Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens.
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William Franklin Hill
Hil
Old Charleston Engraving Co
Charleston Gazette
Daily Mail
Newspaper Agency Corp
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St. Paul
Minority business seminar at Salem College Saturday
The Department of Commerce Office of Minority Business Enterprise cosponsors a seminar on minority business opportunities with C P Telephone and Salem College. It runs 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Salem College with a $3.50 door registration. Noon luncheon speaker is Lewis Smoat of Columbus, Ohio, a contractor.
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Department of Commerce
C & P Telephone Co
Salem College
Lewis Smoat
Columbus
Ohio
Dean Ford memo timing and subpoenas dominate city news
The Times reports the Watergate prosecutor issued a subpoena for 12 years of Kent County GOP records in Ford's old district. Dean cooperated with investigators but declined to comment. Separate subpoenas involving Marine Engineers Beneficial Association and Ford finances are not tied to public statements. Judge George Triplett was elected WV Juvenile Judges Assn president despite a May defeat. The Charleston Diabetes Assn announces a program on Diabetes and Eye Health at Christ Church United Methodist with Dr. Richard Rashid speaking and a follow up Q and A.
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Charleston Diabetes Assn
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