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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1965

Page

6

Kids And Cops At Odds On Teen Driving Law Merits

West Virginia debate over the 1965 junior probationary driving permit reveals mixed survey. Police praise it as a tool to curb teen violations while youths argue it targets one age group unfairly. Officers stress strict enforcement to realize the law’s deterrent effect.

Edward M. Stobbe Charleston UPI West Virginia Frank Kern Jr Richard Long South Charleston Paul Knochs Beckley Enoch Kern Lowell Nelson C. G. Hamrick Moundsville Evan Moody Elkins

PSC weighing merger of three gas firms into Columbia WV

Three natural gas companies seek PSC approval to merge into Columbia Gas of West Virginia. United Fuel Gas Co. Manufacturers Light and Heat Cumberland and Allegheny Gas Co. argue joint brief shows $870,000 annual saving for WV retail customers, rising to at least $1 million later. They dispute staff claim that public interest favors keeping firms separate, asserting economies from consolidation.

Charleston UPI Public Service Commission PSC United Fuel Gas Co Manufacturers Light and Heat Cumberland and Allegheny Gas Co Columbia Gas of West Virginia, Inc West Virginia

Job Survey Team Set For Wyoming

Senator Byrd announced the U S Labor Department will form a mobile team to begin an employment opportunity survey in Wyoming County this September. The team, about seven people, will include a labor market analyst and counselors with salaries funded by the federal government. Local participation is sought to study problems and aid development plans for available manpower.

Washington, D. C Robert C. Byrd United States Department of Labor Wyoming County West Virginia Department of Employment Security Byrd Senate Department of Labor Paul England Pineville Norman Harvey Washington D. C Bureau of Employment Security Norman Roberts Chambersburg West Virginia Charleston Welch Labor Department

Ravencliff Visitors and Guests Over Summer

Ravencliff hosts visitors from Cedar Bluff Virginia and Adrian Michigan including Kathy Snead and the Welton Ford families while Sue Snead spends the summer with the Fords. West Virginia welcomes German native Ulve Piplov visiting with Hilbert Brooks, a former Glen Rogers resident, and Johnson Brooks.

Ravencliff RNS Jess Snead Leonard Snead Cedar Bluff Kathy BE. Ford Fords Snead Sue James C. Gentry Reuben Williams Hilbert Brooks Uve Piplov Adrian, Mich Brooks Glen Rogers Piplov West Virginia Germany United States Johnson Brooks Pineville Glen Fork Bert Brooks Adrian Pneville

Concord Registration Schedule Announced

Concord College announces registration for the second term of the 1965 summer session on July 19 from 8 a.m. to noon CST. Students with last names A through M register 8 to 10 a.m., N through Z 10 a.m. to noon, with classes starting July 20 and the last day to register or change schedules July 22 at 4 p.m.

Athens Concord College

When a child is retarded a parents burden and hope

A readers letter asks for a second diagnosis for a severely retarded three year old. The columnist cautions no single doctor should define the child's future, urges multiple evaluations and up to date guidance from the National Association for Retarded Children. The piece advises preparing for parental resentment and recognizing the parent’s growth must adapt to the child’s limitations.

Muriel Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assn Lawrence National Association For Retarded Children Lexington Ave New York N.Y

Engineers To Discuss Appalachian Problems

Morgantown API Six topics of vital concern to the Appalachian region will be discussed here by engineering experts from across the nation. The week long conference begins Aug 2 and is sponsored by West Virginia University in cooperation with the Engineering Foundation. Speakers will include representatives of the university industry state and federal governments and engineering societies. Topics are land use planning transportation water resource management industrial development forestry and minerals.

Morgantown API Appalachian West Virginia University The Engineering Foundation

Mullens Laymen Council to Meet at First Methodist

The Council of Christian Laymen of Mullens area churches will meet Sunday at 2 p m at the First Methodist Church. Officers include R E Dishner secretary Walter Fisher treasurer Ranza Sizemore president W H Wade first vice president and Sam Pearis second vice president.

Mullens RNS Council of Christian Laymen Mullens Area First Methodist Church R. E. Dishner Walter Fisher Ranza Sizemore W. H. Wade Sam Pearis

Eel Invasionenters Galveston Pier Panic

A Galveston police report describes a crowd fearing hundreds of long black snakes on the 29th Street Pier. Officers confirmed the creatures were eels about two feet long with sharp teeth that began swimming in, prompting swimmers to flee the area.

Galveston Tex UPI 29Th St. Pier Henry Tauch

Six Couples Get Marriage Licenses In Wyoming County

The Wyoming County Clerk issued licenses to six couples: George Belcher and Mary Vint. Douglas Workman and Peggy Thompson. Gary Gallaher and Lois Cook. James Stafford and Carol Maxey. John McKinney and Aleta Cardwell. Larry Milam and Judy Harrison. Also note Pownal Vermont residents received free water from Green Mountain race track after a reservoir ran dry.

Pineville Rns Wyoming George Washington Belcher Oceana Callie Viola Blankenship Belcher Mary Magdalene Vint Glover Harry E Virgie Kidd Vint Douglas Lee Workman New Richmond Walter Lee Pearl Hatfield Workman Peggy June Thompson Frank and Mary M. Brown Thompson Gary Grey Gallaher Kopperston Stoddard Lula Jones Gallaher Lois Avonelle Cook Cyclone Marshall L Virginia Browning Cook James Isiah Stafford Lynce George E Agatha Chandler Stafford Carol Jane Maxey Dughter Carl B Susie Claras Perry Maxey John Michael McKinney Bud Lloyd McKinney Irene Burton McKinney Aleta Jane Cardwell Russell and Ellen Lee Greer Cardwell Larry Allen Milam Alpeca Clyde and Marushia Cromer Milam Judy Gale Harrison Estle Netty Grose Harrison Pownal UPI Green Mountain

End of 1965 Wyoming County 4-H Camp and Health Class

The Wyoming County 4-H camp at Glen Rogers High School ends as 4-Hers wrap a week of activities. Mrs Dorene Lyons, county health nurse, finishes a class on care of the sick and injured. Cher-Min-Del-Sen camp paper is edited daily by Nancy Walker with Ra Maxwell and Julie Vaught lettering sports.

Wyoming County Glen Rogers High School Dorene Lyons Jimmy Sizemore Matheny Hustlers Derby Becker Nancy Walker Fayette County Rita Maxwell Welch

4-H Campfire Circle Guests At Camp Week Closing

Parents of campers will attend the closing meal at 5 30 p m as Victor Gilkeson in charge of the Old er Camp for 4-H ers at Glen Rogers High School reports The final council circle at 8 p m will invite parents and friends A 7 30 p m vesper precedes with the Delawares The best groomed boy and girl campers winning tribe and junior counselor invites are announced A candle light ceremony reveals the Spirits of the Health Heart Head and Hand and the camp spirit Officials note Thursday featured rocket launching and a Hootenanny plus tribal tournaments and a 4 H information quiz.

Glen Rogers RNS Victor Gilkeson Glen Rogers High School Delawares

Lawmakers In Third Session On Medicare

Washington negotiators haggle over a multi billion dollar Medicare omnibus with House at 6 billion and Senate at 7.5 billion. They have tentative accord on hospital coverage for over 65 under Social Security while other provisions include voluntary doctor insurance and a 7 percent Social Security rise. Also Johnson housing bill heads to conference after Senate approval and ambassador Bennett testifies on Caribbean crisis before the Foreign Relations Committee.

Washington House Senate Johnson Dominican W. Tapley Ben

Fayetteville Announcement of Jo Ann Mc Clelland and Jerry Hardin's Marriage

Marriage announced for Jo Ann Mc Clelland and Jerry Wayne Hardin. Ceremony held June 26 at Galilee Chapel North Island California. Bride a Berea College graduate. groom also attended Berea College, stationed at VAW 11 North Island. They reside at 409 Palm Ave Imperial Beach California.

Fayetteville Jo Ann McClelland Jerry Wayne Hardin Roy F. McClelland Ross H. Trower Navy Galilee Chapel North Island Calif Berea College W. G. Hardin Troy Ala Vaw 11 Palm Ave Imperial Beach

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