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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1971
Page
14
Easter marks the Resurrection with Sunrise Services, Vigils and Midnight Mass as a time of rebirth and springtime. The piece celebrates bright clothes, colored eggs, and care for the young while urging civility and global solidarity beyond the church.
The column offers several bouquets including Roy Gerard for launching a new penology concept and neighborly service in Morgantown. It commends the State Department of Natural Resources for denying a strip mine near White Day Creek, praises FAA Morgantown staff for a December landing, honors National Honor Society members, and salutes General Earl E. Anderson on his promotion.
Consolidated Natural Gas has optioned coal in Greene County Pennsylvania and Marshall and Wetzel Counties West Virginia to convert into pipeline gas. The Office of Coal Research under George Fumich spurred coal to gas research, aiming to reduce environmental pollution while using abundant coal resources. This pioneer project fits Mason-Dixonland as an ideal testing ground for cleaner energy.
The piece accuses President Nixon of moral insensitivity for pursuing prolonged war in Indochina despite immense civilian casualties and refugee flows. It argues only an end to the war can restore American confidence and conscience, warning the country to resist eroding democratic values.
A columnist recalls visits to Franklin West Virginia and Washington DC noting kindness from a Pendleton County resident and contrasting hotel service in Philadelphia with cordial reception in Washington. The piece describes Villanova University Band misfortunes at the Cherry Blossom Festival and a diplomat's discussion of the Barron case.
The text asserts love as the central, enduring principle in a Christian home. It links love to faith in God, harmonious family life, and security for children, citing I John 3 16 to emphasize that human love reflects and should be rooted in God s love.
A reader urges Sundale Rest Home to brighten interiors with paint, curtains, and piped music to improve atmosphere for residents. Bonnie E Thomas supports the idea and notes staff and local groups have started encouraging decor upgrades.
Dr David C Rine from Morgantown argues for balanced child security while questioning Richard Lee on early learning. He warns against blind patriotism and unsuitable adult TV for children, urges parental dialogue at the child level, and suggests affordable, flexible university architecture.
The League of Women Voters begins a national study of Congress focusing on structure procedures and responsiveness. Morgantown unit to host April 13 14 meeting to discuss topics such as committees seniority rules and debate procedures.
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