Carter to visit West Via for working trip amid energy talks
Governor Rockefeller aides say Jimmy Carter will lead a two hour Capitol Conference Center session on energy policy during his West Virginia stop next week with a focus on coal. The schedule was initially set for March 16 but moved to March 17, a Thursday, per Rocketeles staff.
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Water projects added to screening list around Grand Coulee Dam
The administration expands its review with 19 more water resource projects including a nearly finished 2.7 billion dollar powerhouse at Grand Coulee Dam in Washington. A UPI list ranks 45 western projects as pass or halt candidates amid environmental screening and budgetary scrutiny.
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Mooney Residency Question Looms in West Virginia Senate
The Senate Confirmations Committee may rule today on whether Public Safety Department Superintendent Harley F. Mooney meets the state residency requirement after it was shown he lived in Ohio while at West Virginia University. The panel also prepares to clear five other department head confirmations and debates on a civil service reform bill affecting 8,000 workers.
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Moyer Joins Jay's Staff In Rockefeller Administration
Donald D. Moyer former aide and author of the 1972 Rockefeller jobs program will join the Rockefeller administration as a special assistant earning 5000 more than the governor and reporting within 30 days. Rockefeller plans to reorganize the Department of Commerce creating an economic and community development section under the governor's office.
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Delaware bill seeks to shield Mormons from bigamy penalties
Del. Stephen Bird introduces a measure excluding from marriage penalties those who belong to a religious order that permits multiple marriages. The bill would remove legal sanctions for such practitioners.
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Beckley Ra Register Publication and Subscriptions
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