Pipeline Spill Threat to Prince William Sound Fisheries
Environmental damage to lands along the pipeline route and the fishing resources of Prince William Sound threaten the Northern Pacific waters where oil would inevitably spill.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1971
Page
3
Environmental damage to lands along the pipeline route and the fishing resources of Prince William Sound threaten the Northern Pacific waters where oil would inevitably spill.
Mount Hope ministers gather for the annual Preaching Mission starting Monday and running nightly through May 2 with 7 36 pm services. Theme centers on Women of the Bible, each minister delivering a distinct portrait, final address by Mrs. Elmer Dodson of Charleston.
Mrs James Bowers presided as Ernest Musser was installed and Mrs Cloyd Blankenship led the American Stickler Circle in the Mullens Baptist service on Tuesday evening. Officers named include treasurer Mrs Ralph Mays and program chair Mrs William C McGhee with various circle chairs and leaders noted.
Fayetteville notes weekend guests from Maple Road Charleston Akron Ohio Warren Ohio Trenton N J and Morgantown. Visits by Edna Sexton Garten Edna Betty Hall Charleston and Charlie Dennler Garten plus family. Funeral attendance for Sue Rombow Richwood and family visits Pearle Kemper Cecil Neal.
Mr and Mrs Provie Marchio return from Akron after visiting brothers in law and sisters. Louie Stella and son Angelo visit in Washington DC with his mother Mrs Josephine Stella in Kilsyth. Mrs Robert W Dower recovers at home after Oak Hill Hospital stay. Sam Dorado weekend guests at son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Yost Jr in Huntington.
Oak Hill residents report Mr and Mrs Earl Bannister and son Barry returned from a week in Daytona Beach Florida. Charles Brown and daughters Doreen Ester visited with H E Janney and Nell Bannister on their drive home from Florida. Oak Hill Patrolman John Fox and wife Brenda Coffman welcomed son John J Jr born April 15 with daughter Tena Marie aged two and a half.
About 600 students from 71 schools attend the 17th annual FBLA state convention at West Virginia Tech in Montgomery on April 24. Debra Moore presides at the gym session, Earl Stalnaker main speaker, and contest events run from 9:30 a.m. with a 5 p.m. banquet and officer installation.
Area residents may earn three college credits by taking Geography 310 Conservation of the Human Environment via the Concord College TV program Concord College Presents at 10 a m Sundays on WHIS Channel 6 from May 9 to August 22. Registration ends May 23 with tuition 36 dollars for West Virginia residents and 98 50 for non residents.
A combined meeting of the Association of Classroom Teachers and the Fayette County Education Association will be held at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Oakland School Smithers announced by publicity chairman Mrs Madge Roane.
Governor's Committee on Crime Delinquency and Corrections awards grants exceeding 175000 to support the state's war on crime. A $116750 core grant funds the Department of Public Safety basic recruit training for 400 hours, aiding 116 recruits from various police agencies. Additional grants to Barbour, Calrbell, Jefferson, Marshall, Morgan, Marion, Ohio, Randolph counties, Bethlehem, Ceredo, and Kenova fund communications gear, law library materials, and judicial and prosecutorial improvements. The West Virginia Human Rights Commission receives 6375 for a one hour film on state needs and problems.
All retired school employees in Wyoming County are urged to attend a meeting at Cook Memorial Baptist Church in Pineville Saturday at 10 a.m. President Mrs. Herbert Morgan Mullens says important business must be transacted.
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