Union protests NAC action in Charleston West Virginia
About 300 to 400 people protested in front of the Kanawha County Public Library against Newspaper Agency Corp. NAC. The rally, called by the International Mailers Union, ended with a march to the NAC building and included a car overturn incident and gasoline cleanup. The dispute centers on a union security clause demanding new hires join within 30 days.
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Charleston
W.va
Kanawha County Public Library
Newspaper Agency Corp
NAC
Charleston Daily Mail
Charleston Gazette
Sunday Gazette Mail
International Mailers Union
Virginia and
McFarland Streets
Gazette
PSC Orders Refund Made to West Virginia Customers
The West Virginia Public Service Commission orders General Telephone Co. of the Southeast to refund over 800000 to customers in eight counties after approving a 793000 rate hike, far below the 1500000 requested. The company began charging the higher rate earlier and must refund amounts collected beyond the approved figure. It serves about 54000 customers in the state.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia Public Service Commission
PSC
General Telephone Co
Southeast
West Virginia
Morgantown Sunday Dominion-Post subscription rates
Public notices list subscription prices for Morgantown West Virginia regional editions. Rates cover daily and Sunday delivery by mail and home delivery options, with separate figures for in state and out of state addresses.
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Morgantown
Sunday Dominion-Post
Morgantown Post
The
Dominion-News
West Virginia Newspaper Publishing Company
Greer Building
West Virginia
Fayette and
Greene Counties
Garrett County
West Virginia AFL-CIO Endorsements and A Bomb Threat Case
West Virginia AFL-CIO endorses several district and statewide races while omitting many incumbents. Separately, John W. Litton pleaded guilty to a bomb threat against United Air Lines after FBI interception. Food stamp participation rose in February with 256 937 recipients and $6 153 917 in coupons issued by USDA.
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Charleston
W. Va
John W. Litton
Beckley
Federal Aviation Administration
United Air Lines
FAA
Washington, D.C
Litton
FBI
U.S
New York
West Virginia
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Northeast
Food and Nutrition Service
West
Bride dies in wreck on Charleston expressway
Mrs Linda Withrow Hundley age 20 of Charleston died when a car driven by her husband James Hundley 22 crashed and landed on the lawn of a college dormitory near Morris Harvey College late Friday night 11 45 p m The husband a Vietnam veteran was hospitalized.
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Charleston
W. Va
South Side
Morris Harvey College
Linda Withrow Hundley
James Hundley
Morgantown Area Annexation Sparks Local Debate
Local discussions rise over annexation plans affecting Morgantown and surrounding areas. Officials say boundaries could shift services and tax impacts, while residents weigh potential gains against lost community identity.
West Virginia Gubernatorial Race Gains Momentum
Democratic contenders John D. Rockefeller IV and Lee M. Kenna campaigned across the state. Rockefeller criticized Gov. Arch Moore Jr. on economic performance while Kenna urged alienated Democrats to unite for a May 9 primary and a November showdown.
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Ken Hechler
Homer Heck
James Kee
Haney Wells
McDowell
Tracy W. Hylton
Wyoming
R. E. Barnett
Mercer
O. G. Hedrick
Marion
John I. Rogers
Mineral
Associated Press
West Virginia
John D. Rockefeller IV
Lee M. Kenna
Wellsburg
Rockefeller
Arch A. Moore Jr
Kenna
Montgomery
Cabell County
Bob Myers
Arch Moore
Department of Commerce
Nationalization urged to curb coal mine deaths and black lung
Dr. L E Buff of Charleston warned at a Kentucky Black Lung Association meeting that without reducing death and accident rates and black lung cases the coal industry faces nationalization of mines. He urged permanent black lung funding and criticized politicians for using miners for political gain while condemning carbon disulphide poisoning in a nearby Nitro chemical plant.
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L.E. Buff
Buff
Kentucky Black Lung Association
Congress
Coal Association
Charleston Area
17 Arrested in Northern Panhandle Drug Raids
Law enforcement raids in the Northern Panhandle and Huntington led to the late Friday and early Saturday arrests of at least 17 individuals. In Weirton, the Embassy Club tavern was raided, 10 people were charged with possession of marijuana cocaine opium and other narcotics. Suspects aged 19 to 30 appeared before Magistrate Thomas Bellance with bonds of 10 000 each. Some faces were additionally charged with intent to deliver drugs.
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Panhandle
Huntington
Weirton
Embassy Club
Thomas Bellance
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Robert M. Steptoe
Berkeley
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D-Raleigh
Billy B. Burke
Dgilmer
T. E. Myles
Dfayette
George H. Seibert Jr
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Judith A. Herndon
U.S. News
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Ida Bey
League of Women Voters
Mt. Heights
Preston County
Ray Martin
School Board
Washington Merry
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Panorama
Family Weekly
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Ae Oan
George Crago
Grafton -Taylor County
Adaline Moore
Rocky
Chico’s Dairy Bar
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Pharmacy
High Street
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Rogers
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