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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1972
Page
3
Oak Hill BPW hears about the WVU Club as 780 residents in 39 counties join. The program offers half price tickets to residents 65 and older and their spouses. Applications available through county extension agents in each county seat.
Glen Rogers High School will send two Future Business Leaders of America representatives to the state convention at Concord College campus in Athens on April 22. Cindy Wolfe, president of GRHS FBLA, and David Bailey were chosen by the local chapter.
SABINE The Sabine Grade school spring festival crowns run for king and queen with Ade l Tilley and Rosetta Dishmon as contenders and Darlene Thompson as a younger entrant. The festival runs 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday at the school with proceeds funding a sixth to eighth grade trip to Charleston and Camden Park plus school supplies. Principal David Cragg will preside at coronation.
Friday Meeting Disabled Miners and Widows of Southern West Virginia will convene at Mullens High School at 2 p.m. Sunday with guest speakers Dr. Donald Rasmussen Arnold Miller and Del Warren McGraw.
UPI reports American Motors Corp and Volkswagen urged the EPA to postpone for one year the auto exhaust pollution limits slated to take effect in 1975 model cars. The request cites industry readiness and potential production impacts as the key justification.
M. G. White of Logan was jailed after causing a public disturbance at the local jail. He was tried before Magistrate R. L. McKinney and fined 50 dollars with nine days in jail for drunkenness, profanity, and destroying private property. A patrolman discovered the damage at 8 a.m. Monday.
HUD disaster officials disclose 675 mobile homes planned with 436 placed at 14 sites and 367 occupied as of now. If weather cooperates, emergency housing for Buffalo Creek applicants could be completed by end of April, signaling an end to the emergency phase.
Rupert S. Sinsel 67 a former state senator and past president of the West Virginia Bar Association died Monday at West Virginia University Medical Center He served in the state senate 1949 1950 and was a delegate to the 1952 Republican national convention A native of Grafton he earned his law degree from George Washington University
The International Distress Signal S D S was adopted on November 22, 1906 marking a standard for urgent maritime alerts.
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