WVU Receives Grants for Two Research Projects
West Virginia University has been awarded 77 400 in grants for two studies. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration provides 53 400 to the Department of Chemical Engineering for a fluidized bed computer model. The School of Pharmacy receives 24 100 from Arnab Stone Laboratories Inc for synthesis research on potential antiarrhythmic compounds.
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Morgantown West Virginia University
National Aeronautics and Space Admiinistration
Department of Chemical Engineering
School of Pharmacy
Arnaf Stone Laboratories, Inc
Tail of C-122 cargo plane crashes into Anchorage home
A C-122 cargo plane crashed into the Morrison residence on Monday afternoon in Anchorage. The house was destroyed and the family dog died. Ron and Nafcy Morrison were at work at the time. officials note the crash remains under investigation with uncertain crew status.
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Anchorage
Ron
Nafcy Morrison
Morrisons
Leaders Seek Legislation Before Carter's Emergency Gas Talk
Congressional backers push to move emergency natural gas legislation to Carter before his televised address. House and Senate price controls clash, conferees reach quick agreement. Grant to Multi-County Community Action Against Poverty funds three months of programs in Boone Kanawha Putnam. Ethics panel may probe four seats in Congress. Rhodes urges inquiry and cites past resignation.
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White House
House
Seriste
Charleston
Community Services Administration
Roberts, Byrd
Jennings Randolph
Randolph
Boone, Clay, Kanawha
Putnam Channel
Indian Leaders Split From Congress in Move Toward Reform
Jagavan Ram and five others resign from Congress, forming Congress for Democracy in opposition to Indira Gandhi. The group includes two former state chief ministers ousted in recent years as the political realignment unfolds ahead of the March elections.
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Indira Gandhi Tedev
Ram
Candhi
Congress Party
Congress For Democracy
All But Certain Americans Can Plan on 50 Rebate
Ninety four of every hundred Americans may plan to receive a $50 tax rebate this spring as part of President Carter's stimulus package. The rebate would go to all taxpayers and dependents with at least $50 tax paid in 1976, plus additional $50 for Social Security SSI Railroad Retirement recipients and low income workers under $8,000. Treasury said checks could start going out by April if Congress acts quickly.
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Delia Rhodes
Congress
Select Committee On Ethics
Rhodes
Hayy
Carter
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
al Ullman
D - Ore
Ultman
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Ullman
Coffee Rust Threatens Coffee Prices Worldwide
United Press International reports coffee leaf rust or hemileia vastatrix is decimating 17 500 acres in Nicaragua, threatening global supply. U S officials predict prices may rise to eight dollars per pound despite no domestic shortage while Brazil pledges cooperation to help Nicaragua and Central America.
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Nicaragua
Aiready
United States
New York
Tropics
U.S
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
Consuiller and Monetary Affairs
Jose de Paula Motta Filho
Brazilian Coffée Institute
Brazil
Central
Arerica
Washington
U.S. Agriculture Department
Two Post Bonds On Forgery Count In Raleigh County
Beckley police charged Judy Campbell aged 28 and a 17-year-old juvenile from near Pineville with forgery after they were accused of writing more than $4,000 in worthless checks. They waived to action of the Raleigh County Branch jury before Magistrate Joe Rodriguez and were released on $2,000 bond each. Det. Sidney Falin said the checks were used to buy merchandise from several local merchants and the suspects were apprehended in Wyoming County.
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Wyoming County
Beckley
Judy Campbell
Pineville
Raleigh County
Joe
Groundhog Watch Notes From Local Farm The Almanac
Farmers describe a hibernating groundhog litter discovered in a cage near a hill with a three foot hex lid. Freddie from French Creek, an albino, is among three snuggled together. Experts explain hibernation temperatures and waking triggers while noting the season’s cold snap. Farmers praise groundhogs for their curiosity and even fried young groundhog as a rural delicacy.
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Brother Groundhog
Freddie
French Creek
Vanscoy
Vanseuy
Blizzard Strikes Buffalo Amid 25 Foot Snow Drifts
The city endures a second blizzard in four days with 25 foot drifts that boost the season total past 13 feet. Five hundred National Guardsmen dig out streets as five New York counties gain federal aid eligibility. Gov. Bowen seeks disaster status. Rhode Island launches a $300000 fund drive to heat homes.
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New York
Oki
New Jersey
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Indiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Otis Bowen
Carter
Rhode Island
J. Joseph Garrahy
Boston
Kevin White
Six States Get Federal Funds for Snow Cleanup
The federal government assigns 10 million to New York Ohio Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland and Virginia to hire workers for snow removal fuel transport and emergency repairs as stated by Labor Secretary F Ray Marshall.
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F. Ray Marshall
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
Marshall
Newspaper subscriber rates and mailing details revised
The Beckley Hinton edition lists subscription prices as of October 1 1974 for Daily and Sunday one year 51 01 plus 1 53 sales tax total 42 53. six months 96 00 plus 78 sales tax total 28 78. three months 1 50 plus 41 sales tax total 3 41. Mail service available where no carrier exists and tax rules apply to West Virginia addresses.
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Beckley and Hinton
W.va
Ralvigh Register
West Virginia
Schools Face Heating Woes Amid Power Failures
Hartsog says Coal City and Fireco fires burn with varied coal textures but smother risk. heating problems solved and heat returning to buildings. Power failures hit Clear Creek and Cittsville Elementary Schools but are back on. Hartson notes surprises and ongoing efforts with limited resources.
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Coal City
Fireco
Clear Creek
Cittsville
Winter Weather Forecast and River Conditions Snapshot
Rain expected Tuesday from the Gulf to Tennessee with snow in the Great Lakes and western New England. Cold east of the Mississippi. elsewhere seasonable. Airport data show highs near 35 to 39 and lows around 6 to 7. River gauges report Greenbrier normal and clear, Lake Bluestone normal and frozen with gates open 2.4 and new gauge at Hinton 2.2 ft.
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Great Lakes
New England
Mississippi
Greenbrier
Lake Bluestone
Hinton
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