Byrd Urges Immediate Rail Reform Plan For 1976
Senator Byrd urged President Carter to implement the railroad revitalization reform act of 1976 pledge to assist the rail industry in rebuilding both passenger and freight systems. Stansfield Turner nominated as CIA director faces scrutiny over lack of intelligence background. Army Chief of Staff Bernard Rogers heads to Capitol Hill to discuss NATO readiness amid Soviet concerns. House panel advances a broad ethics code requiring disclosure of income and outside earnings with support from Chairman Obey.
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Go Naked and Healthier Race at Machida Kindergarten
Near Tokyo youngsters at Machida Kindergarten prepare for a 15 minute daily race as part of a five year old Go Naked and Healthier program. Officials report success and improved well being in the program.
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Teng Hsiai Ping Seen Returning To Power
The Beijing backed move centers on Teng Kan's Wuhan rally and a New China News Agency editorial. Indira Gandhi unveils Congress platform defending emergency rule and focusing on the poor. Andrew Young visits Nigeria for talks with Gen. Basanjo's government on bilateral ties and Southern Africa racism.
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Pineville Residents Endure Water Crisis As Pipes Freeze
In Pineville families cope with frozen water mains causing no taps, long waits for thawed lines, and reliance on stored water and creek buckets. Residents cite health fears, disrupted routines, and anger at delays while officials work to thaw pipes.
Bomb threats raise San Francisco security at City Hall
Officials work under armed guard at City Hall after NWLF threats and bombings. Freitas home blast led to round the clock stakeouts, door limits, bodyguards for Moscone and supervisors, and security checks costing about 5.00 dollars daily. The NWLF has a history of 48 blasts and threats since 1974.
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Nine Deeds Recorded in Wyoming County Transfers
Nine real estate deeds are recorded in Wyoming County listing grantees buyers and sale prices. Transactions include properties in Mullens Itmann Ocean Fork and Center District with buyers such as Marcum Workman Bishop Atkins Clowers Blankenship Grose McKinney Davis Dotson and others.
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James D. Workman
Skin Fork
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Betty J. Fortner
Raymond E. Bishop
Indian Creek
Baileysville
Juanita Atkins
Paul J. Clowers
Deegan
Inom J. Blankenship
Lola Blankenship
Robert L. McKinney
Nellle V. McKinney
Mullens
Slab Fork District
Senators Hear Strip Mining Bill Support From Carter Officials
The Carter administration faced Senate and House hearings on strip mining as John O Leary of the Federal Energy Administration and Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus urged tough standards. They argued reclamation costs are low and environmental protection and energy production can coexist while backing a bill to reclaim disturbed lands and set mining rules.
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Local Sunset and Sunrise Extended Outlook
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions Thursday, with a chance of snow Friday and cloudy mild Saturday. Daytime highs near 40s and overnight lows around 20s. River conditions show Greenbrier normal and clear, Lake Bluestone normal and frozen with 30 bales over new gauge at Hinton 24 feet.
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Beckley and Hinton Newsprint Prices and Subscriptions
Advertising notice from The Raleigh Register listing subscription rates for West Virginia papers including Beckley and Hinton editions. Details show daily and Sunday prices, available options, sales tax, and notes on mailing charges and subscription terms.
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Free Beltone Ear Aid Model Offers Home Trial
Beltone announces a free non operating model of the smallest Beltone aid for home use. The unobtrusive unit weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level. No obligation is required and thousands have already requested information by writing Beltone Electronics.
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