Morgantown Housing Plan Seeks 500 Low-Cost Units Five Years
A Morgantown housing report outlines population figures, housing units, and tenure with 19 public units, eight under construction, and 62 elderly or disabled units. It supports a need for 500 low-cost units, seeks $160,000 for surveys, and notes 200–300 public housing demand per HUD. Local planning cites land for development and potential highway displacement east of Uffington Sabraton.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
Morgantown City
Housing Authority
City Planning Commission
City Council
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Campus election signals shift toward moderates in MFP
University observers describe the Morgantown campus election as a move by the MFP toward a more moderate left stance. Kalis and delegates stress pursuing practical reforms, better town gown relations, and active campus programs while maintaining progressive aims.
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Kalis
MFP
White
Lyell Chapman
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Whisker
Morgantown
Morgantown University
Jay Barton
WVU
Chapman
University
Morgantown Council
Earth Week draws mixed turnout at Morgantown events
Pollution Control Commission representative Frank Tucker and WVU professor Dr. Benjamin Linsky spoke at Earth Week events while others failed to draw crowds. Students cited fatigue and demanded action and more organization for future environmental efforts in Morgantown.
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Pollution Control Commission
Weirton Steel Co
Frank Tucker
Benjamin Linsky
WVU
Colvin
Mountainlair
Dennis O’brien
Charles Baer
Morgantown
Raymond Haas
Civic Affairs Committee
Morgantown Area
Patrick Radcliff
Jim Smith
Monongalia County
Cheat Lake
St. Francis High School
Pullella
Eyer
Susan Conte to Attend Oak Ridge Seminar on Environment Tech
Susan Conte regional editor of The Sunday Dominion Post and ecology editor of The Dominion News will join 16 other writers from 12 states at a three day Oak Ridge National Laboratory seminar on Technology for a Better Environment. The Southern Newspaper Publishers Association Foundation sponsors the event starting tomorrow and covering topics from pollution control to future energy options and waste management.
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Mario
Susan) Conte
Sunday
Dominion -Post
Dominion -News
Oak Ridge
Tenn. ) National Laboratory
Students debate voting residency in Morgantown
The piece reports on the 18 to 20 year old vote issue in Morgantown with input from Theodore Judy Professor Robert Stone and local officials and the active debate on whether students should vote where they reside. It notes county and state level officials awaiting Attorney General guidance and mentions a PTA meeting at Dorsey Elementary School with plans for a May dinner.
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Theodore Judy
Morgantown
Kalis
Monongalia
Robert B. Stone
Stone
del. Terry T. Jones
James R. Redmond
James A. Ashburn
Frank J. DePond
Tom Jackson
Attorney General
Joseph A. Laurita Jr
Laurita
Whch
Ralph J. Bean
Secretary of State
Chauncey Browning
Jackson
Bean
Huntington
Rick Franzblau
WVU
Monongalia County
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J. E. Bailey
State Department of Highways
Uffington
Sabraton
Bailey
Kelly Bray
Second Ward School
Susan Conte
Morgantown Garden Center
Corner Rt
Greenbag Rd
The
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association Foundation
Timberlake
the Dominion-Post
W.va
PTA Council
PTA
Dorsey
Maxine Mattern
Electric Equipment Company
High Street Dial
Granny
Allus
Marty
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