Those Who Serve Others: Carol Pierce Leads Morgantown Humane Effort
Carol Pierce, president of the Morgantown Animal Society, leads volunteers in pet adoption, lost animal aid, and veterinary help. The society, started last June by Penny Hornbeck, counts about 40 active members and supports humane treatment in Monongalia County.
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Carol Pierce
Monongalia County
Morgantown Animal Society
the Humane Society
Carol
Jefferson
Greene County
Oscar Augustav Enstrom
St. Paul
Minn
Manchester College
Humane Society
Morgantown
Life Beyond Earth Could Be More Common Than Thought
Scientists argue that vast numbers of stars and planets, plus laboratory proofs of life's building blocks and resilience to extreme conditions, make life beyond Earth plausible. The article cites NASA biologists and ongoing research, with a continuation promised for Tuesday's Dominion News.
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Cyril Ponnamperuma
Harold Klein
NASA
Earth
Just Between Us on Earth Day Plantings and Earth Car
The note to Frank Heaster describes planting flowering vines for a hedgerow to shelter wildlife and provide nesting sites for birds. It mentions Earth Day activities including an Earth Car purchase and suggests intentions not to discard certain items.
Speak up on school needs and youth training message
Community voices urge improved school facilities and modern teaching for West Virginia students. The piece calls for fuller resources, smaller classes, and better programs to prevent teacher exodus. A public meeting at Morgantown Junior High is proposed for ideas and involvement.
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West Virginia
Morgantown
Board of Education
Debate on positivism versus negativism in TV news coverage
Letter from David Crine arguing against mudsling in a debate about how TV news covers positivity and negativity. He cites a safely back home young bull, a 20 inch rainbow trout, and critiques of Mr. Richard Lee while stressing the need for factual evidence and child-focused media literacy.
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Richard Lee
Lee
Richard E
Dick”’ Davies
Cheat Lake
Davies Acres
Mr. Lee
Letter critiques party rule and public office entrenchment in Vietnam era
The writer argues the political system breeds mutual enemies among citizens and officials, eroding democratic control. They claim elected leaders become rulers, pressuring dissent, with long tenures and party collusion threatening constitutional guarantees and the nation's future without reform.
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John F. Kennedy
Arch A. Moore
Supreme Court
Vietnam
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