SEIMC Open House Amid Distar Workshop At WVU Nitro
The West Virginia University Kanawha Valley Graduate Center Nitro hosts a Wednesday open house to inaugurate the Special Education Instructional Materials Center led by Mrs. Arch A. Moore Jr. She serves on the state mental retardation advisory board. A Distar Institutional System workshop follows May 13 and 14 at Charleston House with authors Engelmann Bruner and Osborn presenting.
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Arch A. Moore Jr
Special Education Department of
West Virginia University
Kanawha Valley Graduate Center
Graduate Center
Main Ave
Dogwood St
Nitro
Moore
West Virginia Commission On
SEIMC
Allen Blumberg
Iva Dean Cook
Special Education Department
Science Research Associates
Distar
Charleston House
Kanawha Blvd
Charleston
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Virginia
North Carolina
Blumberg
Siegfried Engelmann
University of Oregon
Elaine C. Bruner
Jean Osborn
University of Illinois’ Bureau of Educational Research
Catholic Church Honors Confirmation Class Night Dinner
The Oak Hill Catholic Center hosted a Sunday dinner with Bishop Joseph Hodges honoring the Confirmation Class at Kilsyth Saint Anthony Church. Attendance reached about 325 with speakers noting debt clearance for the Scarbro property and a focus on family and group discussions.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Oak Hill Catholic Center
Kilsyth Saint Anthony Catholic Church
Leo Werner
Joseph Hodges
Joe Vogelberger
Jim Lively
Charleston
Mary Elkins
Church Women United
Mary
Kathy Pino
Fayetteville High School
Lia Vaglio
Tom Bias
Jay Charnaby
John Charnaby
Nina Charnaby
Margaret Grubb
Shelby Humphreys
Paul Lopinsky
Rose Morlach
Vickie’ Omenchinski
Eva Saplak
Bruce Webb
Edward Wojtowicz
Micheal Ayersman
Teresa Belley
Bradley Benner
Margaret Bowling
Cheryl Burley
Anthony Cincinnati
Karen Delridge
Cheryl Dixon
William Dixon
Jane Elkins
Richard Elkins
Sandra Elkins
Lisa Ann Garcia
Nancy Garcia
Lesley Gonzales
Debbie Grubb
Gerald Higginbotham
Sherrie Hunley
John Kania
Michael Kania
David Kerby
Sts. Peter and Paul
Scarbro
St. Anthony Catholic
Kilsyth
Joseph
Strike at Kopperston Mines Dims Overtime Pay Dispute
About 800 workers at Eastern Associated Coal Corp Kopperston mines 1 and 2 idle after a wildcat strike started Sunday night over overtime pay. Mine Superintendent Henry Cook cites unequal overtime for outside day shift versus other shifts in a Saturday strip mine coal haul with Ranger Fuel Co. UMW spokesmen declined to comment after Monday night meeting.
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Kopperston
Eastern Associated Coal Corp
Kopperston Mines
Henry Cook
Ranger Fuel Co
United Mine Workers
Shower Honors Bride-Elect at Park Heights
Miss Vicki Lynn Painter was honored with a bridal shower at her grandfather Amos Hurd's home in Park Heights Addition. She will wed Gary Wayne Bowyer in an open church wedding on June 11, with hostesses from Alexandria and Willis Branch and a guest list including relatives from Oak Hill Kilsyth Bradley and others.
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Vicki Lynn Painter
Amos Hurd
Park Heights
Mount Hope
BNS
Painter
C. Painter
Gary Wayne Bowyer
Charles O. Bowyer
Cirtsville
Sherman Angle
Stotesbury
C. QO. Bowyer
J. S. Hurd
Oak Hill
Betty Spangler
Darlene Johnson
Becky Lowder
Caryn Mollohan
Joyce Edmond
Michael Carte
Janice
Bob Sowders
Kathy Sowder
Mary Alice Deal
A. D. Argenbright
Geneva Ride
Steven Burke
Rita
Roy Edmonds
Provie Marchio
Wilma Marham
Nancy Marham
Bradley
Vocational Center Director To Speak At May 14 Meeting
Mercer County Vocational Technical Center director Charles T. Brooks will address the Education- Business Relations Workshop on May 14. He will review regional vocational education opportunities and guide counselors and business representatives on a tour of the facility. Brooks, a Marshall University and Concord College graduate, has broad experience in education business and industry and has led the center since its 1970 completion.
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Athens
Charles T. Brooks
Mercer County
West Virginia
Marshall University
Concord College
Princeton
Huntington
Brooks
Social Security Administration
Welch
The
Mountaineers For Rural Pro
Ben Dunman JHS Sold At Wyoming Board Meet
Mullens landmark Ben Dunman Junior High School and land sold at Wyoming County Board of Education auction for 8000 to Highland Avenue Baptist trustees. Proceeds fund Mullens Junior High addition for seventh to ninth grades. Board hires Louise Stoutamyer to replace retiring Beauman Goodman at Pineville Junior High. Bus drivers appointed to fill resignations: Stuart King John Davis Morris Hulgan and Sam Dominck.
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Pineville
Mullens
Wyoming County Board of Education
Ben Dunman
Highland Avenue Baptist
Mullens Junior High School
Mullens High School
Mullens Elementary School
Louise Stoutamyer
Beauman Goodman
Pineville Junior High School
Stuart King
Roger Belcher
John Davis
Hunter Davis
Morris
Hulgan
Norman Rose
Sam Dominck
Herbert McKinney
Gravel vows filibuster to kill draft extension
Senator Mike Gravel of Alaska says he can block a two year draft extension by gathering 34 senators to sustain a filibuster until June 30. He hopes to force a peace victory and prevent renewal, aiming to keep the Senate from moving forward.
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Washington
UPI
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Gravel
Congress
Senate
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
First Award Foot in Mouth Given to Agnew in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia County Podiatry Society named Vice President Spiro T. Agnew the first Foot in Mouth Award winner. The group joked Agnew beat Martha Mitchell by a foot, and suggested sending a plaster cast of his preferred foot.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Philadelphia County Podiatry Society
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Martha
Mitchell
Home With the Kizers playlet rehearsed for Mount Hope Lions Show
A playlet titled Home With the Kizers is rehearsed by Mr and Mrs Paul Buster Kizer for the Mount Hope Lions Club annual Variety Show. The production will be staged Friday night in Mount Hope.
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Kizers
Paul
Buster) Kizer
Mount Hope
Engineering Student Wins WV Tech Scholarship
James K. Collins, a junior in civil engineering from Haddonfield New Jersey, received a $500 scholarship awarded by the West Virginia Contractors Association on May 7. The award supports a civil engineering student at West Virginia Tech. Collins is the son of Mrs. Anne O. Collins of 608 Center St. in Haddonfield.
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Montgomery
James K. Collins
Haddonfield
N. J
West Virginia Contractors Association
West Virginia Tech
Collins
Anne O. Collins
Center St
Haddonfiled
Eagles Found Dead in Wyoming Canyon Killing 15 Birds
Casper Wyoming officials report 15 protected eagles dead in a canyon 10 miles west of Casper. Preliminary findings suggest unnatural causes possibly from bait poison within 50 miles. Investigators ship remains to Laurel Maryland for autopsy.
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Casper, Wyo
UPI
Casper
Marie Audubon Society
Joe T. Green
Green
Audubon Society
Wyoming
U.S. Department of the Interior
Laurel, Md
Federal Laboratory
Mexico City Craftsmen Print Books in 1536 Claim
The record says Mexico claims the first New World printing press with craftsmen in Mexico City printing books in 1536 less than a century after the invention.
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Mexico
New World
Mexico City
Coal to gas: expanding clean energy efforts explained
The message describes coal gasification as a method to boost clean energy supply. It notes ongoing work and the goal of meeting rising energy demand with additional gas production.
Gasification of Coal Seen as Future Energy
At the Institute of Gas Technology in Chicago scientists perfect a coal gasification process to produce a pipeline quality gas. A pilot plant aimed to yield 1.5 million cubic feet daily is set to start this year with Columbia Gas System supporting research.
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Marble Cliff
Ohio
Cgs
Institute of Gas Technology
Chicago
Columbia Gas System
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