United Way Drive Seeks Help From Southern West Virginia
Jill Gwinn leads as executive director of United Way of Southern West Virginia with a $315000 goal. The piece urges individual donations, notes a $15000 starter from the Fraternal Order of Eagles, highlights national philanthropy data, and promotes small daily contributions as a path to reach and exceed the campaign target.
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Tribute to Chuck Greene and a West Virginia postcard project
A letter pays tribute to W. Va writer Chuck Greene noting his late illness and impact as a voice for the common person. The piece recalls his praise by colleagues and urges readers to fill the void left by his passing while detailing a Pensacola Florida classroom project inviting West Virginia postcards from teachers and students for cultural exchange.
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Right Foot Shoes and Star Trek Desires at Beckley
A personal column recounts mismatched footwear on a rushed evening to a bowling match, a dining mishap at a Beckley restaurant, and a drive to Keyser for Labor Day. The writer criticizes a West Virginia interchange naming, laments WVAH’s removal from cable, and urges local stations to air Star Trek while seeking fan communication channels.
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Fallout on Iodine-131 study years in making
The National Cancer Institute sat on a study of fallout effects for 14 years. It links iodine-131 fallout to 11,300 to 212,000 potential cancer cases, highlighting government tests during the Cold War and skepticism about public interest. Some lawmakers call it a bureaucratic screwup.
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