West Virginia Tech to offer two year surveying program
West Virginia Tech will start a fall survey program leading to an Associate in Science Degree. The two year curriculum, designed by Stafford Thornton, targets a growing need for licensed surveyors in the state. Graduates can take the state board exam or work as surveyors and engineering assistants for highways and industry.
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Montgomery
West Virginia Tech
Tech
Community. and Technical College Department of Civil Engineering Technology
Stafford Thornton
Department of Civil Engineering
West Virginia
West Virginia Association of Land
Surveyors
Thornton
Proat Tech
Hornbeck
City of
Montgomery General Hospital
Montgomery Sanitary Board
Riccardi Real Estate
University of Virginia
Wh Aeppeua Company
State Board
State Department of Highways
Tech To Teach Mine Engineering This Fall at VT
Virginia Tech names John Miles department chief to lead a new mining engineering technology program. He aims to place students in coal industry internships with major companies and support expanding coursework at actual mining sites.
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Tech
Miles
Dept
Montgomery
Wetcoal
Tendent
Iu. S. Bureau of Mines
State Department of Mines
L. Wood
Buell
Nextland Technical College
Fied
Doj
Japan
ABE AA
Mata Carr
Somet - Solvay
Allied Chemical Company
West, Virginia
Raining Opera
Ohio University
Department of Geology
Tech Center Aims Low-Cost Homes For Poor In Rural WV
Tech's Community Service Center in Montgomery West Virginia targets rural housing and student learning. Since November 1971 the program builds low cost homes for welfare recipients and trains 28 workers while expanding a self supporting operation. Eighteen homes completed this year nine since January 1972 and revenues reach 137000 by July.
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Montgomery — West,Virginia
Tech
Nouthern
West Virginia
United States Office of Fennnamir Omnartimite
Smithers
Huey Perry
Perry
Farmers’ Home Administration
Community Service Center
Department of Labor
Learning Center at Tech Aids Reading Skills and Study Help
Virginia Tech announces a new Learning Center to aid reading and study skill development for students. The facility offers individual and group help, full-time tutors, and offices for Student Special Services Programs headed by Ruggles, including Upward Bound.
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Tech
David Ruggles
Lansing
Mich
Ruggles
University of Michigan
Michigan State University
Myrna Jane Terpstra
Michigan
Allison Jane
Community
Technical College
Fayette Pike
MONTGOMERY — _ West
Virginia Tech
Oasis
Upward Bound
Upward Bound E
United States Office of Education
Polly Vaught Celebrates 16th Birthday at Ravencliff
A Ravencliff(RAVENCLIFF) 16th birthday party honored Polly Vaught Monday night at her mother Mrs Beulah Bower home. Aunt Mrs K H Moseley led arrangements with Debbie Vaught Tommy McMillion Kenneth Moseley Cheryl Moseley and others attending including Polly’s grandmother Mrs Beulah Bower and Mrs Ella Wesley. The event notes the cotton gin invention in 1783 by Eli Whitney and its initial service in Washington Georgia.
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Ravencliff
Beulah Bower
Polly Vaught
K. H. Moseley
Debbie Vaught
Tommy McMillion
Kenneth Moseley
Cheryl Moseley
Ella ‘Wesley
Eli Whitney
Washington, Ga
Death notices and funeral arrangements around region
Death notices list Isabell Campbell 51 of MacArthur with funeral Friday at Crab Orchard Brethren Church and Mount Tabor Cemetery burial. Virgie Sensabaugh 81 of Mabscott had funeral today at Calfee Funeral Home Chapel, burial in Church Hill Tennessee Friday. Aaron Fleming 48 formerly of Mount Hope died in New York City with funeral today at Mount Hope First Baptist Church and Rose Hill Cemetery burial. Charles R Woody 18 of Jacksonville Florida funeral Thursday at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home Chapel with Sunset Memorial Park burial.
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Campbell Campbell
Isabell
MacArthur
Crab Orchard
Fleming Fleming
Aaron
New York City
Mount Hope
First Baptist
Woody Woody
Charles R
Jacksonville
Florida
Keyser-Bryan Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Park
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
Unemployment Gaps Grow for Black Workers in 1972
A National Urban League study shows black unemployment rising since 1970 with 10.2 percent rate in late 1972, higher than 9.9 in 1971 and 8.2 in 1970, while white unemployment hovered at 5.2 percent for the same period, 1972. The report contrasts white stability with sustained black joblessness across the nation.
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ST. Louis
National Urban League
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Baneledan
Stoneleigh
England
Tech Community Service
Gilbert
Gilbert High School
Berea College
Kentucky
Marshall University
Chicago” Sun-Times
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Dias Floral
Rhodell
Bolt Mountain
Has
Johnnie Acord
Std
Affinity Union Hall
Gene Crone
W. Lively
Underwood Painting CO
Beaver
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E. Lowell Foley
Sam G. Foley
People’s Finance Co
Prince
Noel Riffe
Nationwide Heavy Equipment Training Service, Inc
Bailey Circle
Fairmont
Westee
Strunkentucky
Bennie
People’s Shoe Shop
Sc. Fayette St
Prince St
J&f Builders
Andy
Scott’s
Wright
W. Vanko
Randy Bowling
Halstead
Renerater
Gtectric CO
Lane Electric CO
P&m Plumbing & Heating C
Beckley, Ww
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Neville St
Beckley
W. Va
Bobby Vance
Raleigh Miracle
R. M. Simmons Drilling
Cool Ridge
ICUM
Russell ‘Bair
Shady Spring
Coal City
J. C
Campbell Music Co
Pial
Steve Chappo
Concord
Lwill Darren Persinger
Beckley Newspapers Corporation Library
West Virginia Legislative
Manuel and Official Register
McCreery
Kanawha
Beckley Newspapers Corp
BNC
Prince St. Beckley
Alice Houtz
South
Kanawha Street
Beckley Detectivea Agency
Adee. Ak P.M
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Charles MacDonald
Merly
Becklty
the Rock
Russell Adkins
Marfrance
Graham
Beckley ‘Hotel
Grose
Pike ‘Motel
Harper Road
Gray Lumber CO
Aitress
Rainbow Grill
Lazier Cosmetics
Henry
Valley Drive
Beckley Water Co
Mariscott
Charleston-Beckley
Rodmen — Chain
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Lowe Engineers
Charleston
Temple Street
Consolidated Foods
Mt. Hope
Oak Hill
Mullens
Oceana
Mr. Graham
Barrack
Se_ Kanawha
BFG Shocks
Beckley Tire & Rubber CO
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