Comment on Pat Nixon omission in Family Weekly
Reader letter from E. Glen Daniel accuses editor of omitting Pat Nixon from the first ladies list and defends President Nixon while referencing Jesus as a parallel to condemn stone throwing. He expresses respect for presidents and questions the editorial choice.
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Family Weekly
Pat Nixon
Nixon
Jesus
Glen Daniel
Fire at School Board Causes $3,000 Damage
A Mercer County Board of Education building suffered about $3,000 in damage from a fire reported around 11 p.m. Monday. Firefighters kept the blaze under control by midnight, with damage to tools and machinery from water and fire. An employee at a nearby Burger restaurant alerted authorities. upstairs offices were saved, though pipes froze during fighting.
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Mercer County Board of Education
Princeton
Borden Burger
Howard Harvey
Alert Restaurant
Courthouse in Raleigh County Shuts To Keep 40 Degree Heat
The Raleigh County Courthouse will stay at 40 degrees through Saturday due to a Columbia Gas mandate. Only urgent business urged. jail remains the warmest area at 65 degrees. Several offices stay open with reduced hours or alternate shifts while staff cite weather as the reason.
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Beckie Hamrick
Daniels
Raleigh County National Bank
Columbia Gas
Raleigh County
County Commission
Minor Scott
Scott
Columbia
Commission
Elinor Hurt
Appalachian Offers Two Payment Plans for Customers
Appalachian Power Company announces two residential payment options to ease rising bills amid cold weather. The 12 month Equal Payment Plan spreads annual usage into fixed monthly payments with a final true up. A cold weather plan combines high winter and spring usage into a single equal payment period with July settlement. No finance charges. Customers are urged to contact local Appalachian offices.
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Appalachian Power Company Today
John W. Vaughan
Appalachian
Vaughan
Milkmen Strike Paralyzes Milk Deliveries Across Four Cities
About 300 members of Teamsters Local 175 walked out at midnight Monday, halting milk deliveries to more than 500 homes and businesses in Beckley Logan Summersville and Charleston. Valley Bell Dairy Co. Broughton Dairy Products and Fairmont Foods workers joined the walkout after failed talks on wage increases and a stronger pension plan led by Local 175 President McDonald Smith.
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Teamsters Local 175
Beckley
Logan
Summersville
Charleston
Valley Bell Dairy Co
Broughton Dairy Products
Fairmont Foods
Local 175
McDonald Smith
Stores Asked To Shorten Opening Hours
The Downtown Beckley Business Association urged about 50 members to limit to 48 hours weekly. Suggested hours are 9 30 a m to 8 p m on Monday 9 30 a m to 5 p m Tuesday through Saturday and closed Sundays. The move follows Governor Rockefeller’s request via the West Virginia Retailers Association to conserve natural gas for homes.
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Beckley Business Association
John Rockefeller
DBBA
Roger Taylor
Rockefeller
West Virginia Retailers Association
Hard Hit Wyoming Mercer Schools Face Gas Cutbacks
Wyoming and Mercer County school superintendents say they are limited as Columbia Gas cuts back. About 2,100 students across five Wyoming County schools are affected with Mercer converting two schools to oil heat.
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Wyoming
Mercer
Mercer County
Columbia Gas Corp
Raleigh County
Woodrow Wilson
Wyoming County
C. D. Lilly
Princeton Junior High
Mercer County Vocational Technical Center
Princeton
Lilly
Sutphin Oil Co
James Pizzino
Pizzino
Conversion Of Woodrow Heating System Studied
Raleigh County schools weigh coal heating for Woodrow Wilson High School with a heat loss study. Superintendent William Baker says figures, boiler sites, storage bins and a chimney must be planned before presenting to the board. decisions delayed until February at the earliest.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
Raleigh County
William Baker
Board of Education
Baker
Woodrow Wilson
Nine New Firemen To Be Sworn In Beckley
Nine probationary Beckley Fire Department members will be sworn in as new fire fighters on Feb 15. Mayor John McCulloch named the nine: Fred Ray Cooper, Jack Fairbanks Harden, Robert R. Hebb, Elizabeth Settle, Willie James White, James Robert Ledger, Paul Rodney Lewis, John Edward Ward, and David Richard Pauley. They were chosen from 14 certified by the firemen Civil Service Commission.
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Beckley Fire Department
John McCulloch
Fred Ray Cooper
Jack Fairbanks Harden
Robert R. Hebb
Elizabeth Settle
Willie James White
James Robert Ledger
Paul Rodney Lewis
John Edward Ward
David Richard Pauley
Firemen’s Civil Service Commission
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