House Committee Sets Mine Health Standards in Draft Bill
The House Labor Committee, by a party line vote, grants HEW secretary power to set coal mine health standards while rejecting an Erlenborn bid to include Interior power. Debate touched on dust limits and miner compensation as Hanoi denounces Nixon troop withdrawal.
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Washington
UPI
House Labor Committee
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Hep
John N. Erlenborn
R-Hl
Interior Secretary
Senate Labor Committee
Paris
Nixon
House
Hanoi
Newts
Vietnam
House Committee
Erlenborn
Dej
U.S
Lewborn
Pneumocof
United States
Hospital Lowers Room Rates in San Diego
Doctors Hospital, a 219 bed nonprofit, cuts private room rates from 75 to 55 daily and semiprivate from 51 to 49. The average hospital cost drops from about 78 to 72 dollars daily due to efficiency measures, new meals policy, and streamlined operations.
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San Diego
Calif
Svetlana Sees Despotism in New Soviet Regime
Svetlana Alliluyeva calls Brezhnev Kosygin leadership part of the old despot tradition in her forthcoming book Only One Year. She argues Khrushchev failed to reform and criticizes Stalin era complicit figures and mass arrests including her aunt Yevgenia and others, describing fear and torture in the Kremlin.
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New York
UPI
Josef Stalin
Russia
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Brezhnev-Kosygin
Kremlin
Nikita Khr
Stalin
Svetlana
Anna
Yevgenia Alliluyeva
Yevgenia
Statin
Classes Resume In Most Of Pa Amid Teacher Walkouts
US dispatch reports Shade Central City in Somerset County resumed classes while two western districts Aliquippa and Gateway continued walkouts. Gateway plans half day for seniors and ninth graders as non strikers staff elementary schools. Striking teachers seek amnesty from penalties under the 1947 public employe law.
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United Press International
Shade-Central City
Somerset County
Pennsylvania
Aliquippa
Gateway
Monroeville
Tpucairn
Shade Central City
Elizabeth
Forward
Drunken driving cases and shoplifting reported by county police
A Beckley man was fined 160 dollars plus costs after a drunken driving case. District Magistrate Joe Rodriguez jailed Craig Rodriguez on an assault charge. Roxie Jones of Welch pleaded guilty to shoplifting and paid 50 dollars plus costs. The report also notes Israel’s continued air strikes on Egypt and various military detentions in Wood County.
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Beckley
Merritt
Awe
Kermit Craig
Sprague
Hills Department Store
Roxie Jones
Welch
Joe Rodriguez
Passengers Suffer Food Poisoning on Flight to New York
Eight passengers aboard a Pan Am flight from Manchester to New York were treated for food poisoning symptoms after landing at Kennedy. One woman stabilized with oxygen and released. others treated at St Anthony Hospital in Columbus before transfer to Orlando. Doctors unsure of exact cause, bacteria in shrimp or salad dressing cited as possibility.
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Columbus
Orange County
Florida
Coumbus
Trans World Airlines
Orlando
Fla
Margaret Kerr
Clarence Colliton
Kennedy International Airport
St. Anthony Hospital
Pan American Airways
Manchester
England
New York
Republicans Pick Minority Leader September 24
The GOP caucus will vote on Dirksen’s replacement as Senate Minority Leader on September 24. Sen. Margaret Chase Smith set the date to choose a new leader and to ratify committee seats. Griffin and Hansen selections shift other committee openings and the space and Lalor committee seats remain to be filled by the incoming Illinois senator.
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Washington
UPI
Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Dirksen
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Clifford P. Hansen
Wyoming
Griffin
Hansen
Republican Committee On Committees
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Maryland
Government
Marlow Cook
Kentucky
Itangen
Commerce
Henry Bellmon
Oklahoma
Cook
Agriculture
Bellmon
Lalor
Mathias
Illinois
Byrd Urges More Coal Research at West Virginia Forum
Senator Robert Byrd urged stepped-up research into coal conversion to fuels at a West Virginia Coal Association luncheon during the Industrial and Mining Show. He cited estimates that conversion could yield up to 2.6 billion barrels of synthetic liquid fuels by 2000 and warned of rising coal demand for power generation in the state.
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Byrd
Charleston
UPI
Robert C. Byrd
DW. Va
West, Virginia
West Virginia
Juvenile Released From Raleigh County Jail After Court Visit
A 4th year Beckley youth held in Raleigh County jail for truancy was released to his mother after Judge Harry L. McCreery saw the boy had reformed. The juvenile had previously appeared impudent before the judge and the release followed the jailer’s report of improved conduct and intent to attend school regularly.
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Beckley
Raleigh County
Harry L. McCreery
McCreery
Go Go Trial Minds Pink Pussy Kat Go Go Show
In Sacramento two dancers Susanne Marie Maines and Sheila Brendenson both 22 face indecent exposure and lewd conduct charges after a performance at the Orangevale Bar. Bar owner Leonard J. Glaney 39 is charged with soliciting the dancers for the act.
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Sacramento
Calif
Jude Bard Warren Jr
Warren
U.S
Jorney
Ronald Sepnicki
Susanne Marie Maines
Sheila Brendenson
Orangevale
Leonard J. Glaney
Histro
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Oak Hill and Springfield
Deaths linger in Oak Hill and Springfield as two long illness cases are announced. Wuour Avelson Thompson 77 of Oak Hill dies in Beckley hospital. funeral Thursday 3 p m at Vance Jackson Funeral Home Oak Hill with burial at High Lawn Memorial Park. Eunice Scott 78 of Adkins Street dies after long illness in local hospital. service Friday in Springfield, Tenn after call at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor. Survivors listed include Thompson’s siblings and Scott’s husband Walter and son Willard.
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Wuour Avelson
Net) Thompson
Oak Hill
Beckley
United Methodist Church of
Masonic Lodge
J. W
Beth Burnside
Mae Wilson
St. Louis
Vance- Jackson Funeral Home
Tally Hanna
High Lawn Memorial Park
Eunice Scott
Adkins Street
Springfield
Tenn
Funeral services for Everette Fleenor in Eccles
Funeral services for Everette G Fleenor 65 of Eccles will be held Thursday at 1 p m in Melton mortuary chapel with Rev Carl Johnson officiating. Burial at Callee Cemetery Mount Tabor. He died Tuesday at 6 p m after a short illness. Born in Songea Va Sept 12 1904 he was son of the late James R and Alice S Fleenor. Survivors include three brothers Carl R and Ernest of Beckley and Edward of Johnson City Tenn. Body remains at the funeral home after 5 p m today for visitation. Pallbearers named Hubert Herron Elmer Daniel Ed Covey Wiley Erwin Charlie Harris and E E Carter.
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Everette
Chick) Fleenor
Eccles
Melton
Carl Johnson
Callee
Mount Tabor
Fleenor
Sionega
James R
Alice Smith Jones Fleenor
No. 5
Eecles
UMWA
Carl R
Ernest ‘.S
Beckley
Edward G
Johnson City
Tenn
Hubert Herron
Elmer Daniel
Ed Covey
Wiley Erwin
Charlie Harris
E. E. Carter
Robert E Lafferty Funeral Service Set
Funeral services for Robert Eugene Lafferty five year old son of Ross and Shirley Douglas Lafferty of Glen Rogers will be at 11 a m Thursday in Pine Grove Baptist Church Ravencliff with Rev John Richardson in charge Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery The child died at 3 p m Monday in Charleston hospital Death attributed to a heart ailment He was born May 30 1964 at Welch Survived by brother Mark Duane and sister Annette paternal grandmother Mrs Margaret Lafferty maternal grandmother Mrs Opal Douglas both of Glen Rogers The body will remain at Evans Funeral Home in Oceana with friends may call from it until 1 p m today
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Robert Eugene Lafferty
Ross
Shirley Douglas Lafferty
Glen Rogers
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Ravencliff
John Richardson
Pine Grove
Charleston
Welch
Mark Duane
Annette
Margaret Lafferty
Opal Douglas
Glent Rogers
Evans Funeral Home
Oceana
Bids Opened On 31 State Roads Involving I-64 And I-79
Charleston dispatch reports the State Road Commission opened 31 bids totaling about 8.9 million for road work including two interstate projects. Low bids included Gilmore Plant and Bulb Co for landscaping on I-64 in Greenbrier County and N J Graves & Sons Co for widening and pavement on I-79 Sutton to north of US 19.
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South Charleston
Charleston
Sutton
US S. 19
County 15
N. J. Graves & Sons Co
Minneapolis
Marriage Permit Applications in Raleigh County
Marriage permit applications list Watkins Welton Callaway Lilly Jr 21 of Shady Spring son of Mr and Mrs Woon C Lilly to Patricia Ann Waters 18 of Shady Spring daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl A Waters. The applications filed in the Raleigh County Court clerk's office.
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Raleigh County
Welton Callaway Lilly Dr
Shady Spring
Land
Woon C. Lilly
Patricia Ann Waters
Earl AL Waters
Tragic drowning of Judith Jarrell at Dry Creek
Judith Jarrell age 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs Jennings Jarrell of Dry Creek drowned Monday night after suffering a seizure and falling into Dry Creek. State Police said she was fishing when seized body recovered. Funeral arrangements set at Armstrong Funeral Home in Whitesville.
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Judith Jarrell
Daghter
Jennings Jarrell
Dry Creek
Armstrong Funeral
Whitesville
Three Named Defendants In Suit By Hospital
Beckley Hospital Inc. files suit in Raleigh County Circuit Court seeking 45.83 dollars for infant care costs. Plaintiffs Michael and Beatrice Austin are named along with Jerome Cooney and the infant son treated from March 7 to March 31, 1966.
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Beckley Hospital, Inc
Robert
Jerome Cooney
Beckley
Beatrice Austin
Firero
Raleigh County Circuit Clerk's Office
Bethany College Receives 350000 Bequest for Foreign Exchange
Bethany College gains a 350,000 bequest from the estate of Mrs. Virginia Watson, great granddaughter of founder and first president Alexander Campbell. Funds will support the foreign exchange student program and other foreign affairs projects at the college.
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Bethany
iBethany College
Virginia Watson
Bethany Fouder
Alexander Campbell
Liberals press Haynsworth privacy on finances during Senate grilling
Senate liberals demand assurances that Judge Clement Haynsworth will not be influenced by private holdings as they question potential conflicts from stock in Darlington Manufacturing and a one seventh stake in Carolina Wend A Matic. Haynsworth cites no known financial interest in rulings and says he earned about 400000 from a 1983 sale.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
Birch Bayh
Haynsworth
US 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Senate Judiciary Committee
South Caro Union
Deering-Milliker
Tydings and Bayh
Haynsworth Family
Carolina Wend
Wives Of Downed Airmen Meet N Viet Diplomats
Four American wives of airmen missing in Vietnam traveled from Dallas to Paris to meet Hanoi diplomats at the North Vietnamese mission. The group sought to learn whether their husbands are alive or dead, and were received after a brief visit to a suburban villa. Also joining were five Arizona women whose husbands are missing in Vietnam.
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Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Dallas
Tex
Choisy le Roi
Bonnie Singleton
Jerry Singleton
Joy Jeffrey
Robert Jeffrey
Paul Harkness
Gregg Harkness
Sandy McElhanon
Maj
Michael McElhanon
Fort Worth
Vietnam
Arizona
Tucson
Texas
Paula Harkness
Andy McElhanon
Washington
Wealthy art donors warn tax reform harms giving
Senate Finance Committee hears art museum leaders warn that House tax reform would curb charitable giving by donors to museums and universities. Perry Rathbone of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston calls the proposal damaging and says such gifts underpin public art collections and culture. He notes current law allows deducting art's market value and sometimes the donor retains the work for life.
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Washington
UFI
Senate Finance Committee
Perry Rathbone
Museum of Fine Art
Boston
Association of Art and Museum Directors
Military Critics Back Off on Defense Spending Fight
Senator critics of military spending, after losses to the Pentagon, plan to pause challenges this year. They acknowledge defeats on the MBTS bomber force, CSA cargo plane, and CVAN-69 carrier and will regroup next year.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Pentagon
Defense Department
CSA
William Proxmire
Dwis
Cycle Gang Donations To Bethlehem Cop Raise Controversy
Four motorcycle gang representatives delivered 40 dollars to Bethlehem police headquarters for officer Phillip Fahy, killed Aug. 25 after pursuing hit run suspects. The bags were passed at club houses as part of a community fund for fallen officers.
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Bethlehem
UPTI
Iron Turasciner the Unknowns
The
Angels
Phillip Fahy
Vietnam War Updates From Page One Report
The report describes continued fighting across South Vietnam with light ground action and 23 North Vietnamese soldiers killed north of Saigon. Overnight Viet Cong and North Vietnamese mortar and rocket attacks hit allied towns and bases, causing casualties or damage in six incidents. U S B2 bombers conducted five overnight missions against suspected Communist targets, dropping 459 tons of bombs with no damage details released.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Saigon
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Majestic Hotel
Plumley Avenue
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Gulf
Abba Ehan
London
Parkersburg
UPS
Donald KF
Wood County
Susie Bailey
Suez
Flequez
Charles Carter
David Edinbaugh
Lawrence R. Tilley
Leonard Allis
Eugene M. Chambers
Carl E. White
Blink
Bumgarner
Susie
John Bumgarner
Atornoeys
Montreal
A-B
Pitlippe Lim
Alderson-Broaddus College
John W. Trenarne
Denison (Ohio) University
Parkersburgland Wheeling
Dennis Vest
Vest
Alma
Mich) Coiece
Pink
Pussy Kat
Wilbur Thompson
Robert E. Lafferty
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Presse
Jonathan Forster
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