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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1972

Page

7

Ft Fumble turns 30 as Pentagon marks milestone

The Pentagon, the world’s largest office building, celebrates 30 years since doors opened in 1942. It spans 6.5 million square feet, has four zip codes and 30,000 population during WWII, now about 25,000, with a private defense secretary elevator and a five sided site near Arlington.

Washington UPI Pentagon Merchandise Mart Chicago Empire State Building Frank T. Martin General Services Administration New York City Pennsylvania Station Pearl Harbor Franklin D. Roosevelt Congress Army Ft. Fumble Potomac Virginia Arlington National Cemetery John F. Kennedy Defense Secretary

Nixon to dine with Texas leaders at Connally ranch

President Nixon prepares for a Sunday flight to Floresville Texas to dine with about 200 influential Texas Democrats at Treasury Secretary John B Connallys Picosa ranch A dine party seen as campaign intrigue in an election year Connallys political role and potential future moves are debated as Texas weighs 26 electoral votes.

Key Biscayne, Fla UPI Nixon Florida Texas Washington Floresville Tex Treasury John B. Connally Key Biscayne Bahamas Randolph Air Force Base San Antonio Connally Nellie Wayne Preston Smith Smith Illinois New York California Pennsylvania Hubert H. Humphrey Spiro T. Agnew Ben Barnes White House

Raleigh Bar Backs Knapp for State Supreme Court

The Raleigh County Bar Association endorses Norman Knapp for the West Virginia Supreme Court. Bar president Edward Stansberry says Knapp would bring dignity, judicial ability, and high ethical standards to the office. Knapp, a Beckley Democrat, served 16 years on the Raleigh circuit bench.

Beckley W. Va Raleigh County Bar Association State Supreme Court Raleigh County Norman Knapp Edward P. Stansberry Knapp Raleigh

Connally ranch hosts Nixon visit with secret guest list

At Picosa Ranch Floresville Texas Nellie Connally said preparations for a Sunday dinner for President Nixon included beef tenderloin black eyed peas and corn on the cob cooked in a pit. Guests were kept secret but included wealthy San Antonio residents who may donate to Nixon's 1972 campaign.

Floresville Tex UPI Treasury John B. Connally Connally Picosa Nixon Nellie Connally San Antonio Connallys Nellie Johnson LBJ Brooke Army Medical Center Walter McAllister H.B. Zachary Tom Frost Jr Frank A. Bennack Jr The

Hart Warns FPC Gas Pricing Change Could Burden Consumers

Senator Philip A. Hart of Michigan warns the Federal Power Commission proposed pricing rule for natural gas could cost consumers up to 750 billion dollars over time. He questions the shortage claim and accuses industry sources of driving higher prices to benefit from regulation. Hart says the rule aims to boost supply but may fail to do so.

Washington Philip A. Hart D-Mich Federal Power Commission Hart FPC Senate Antitrust Subcommittee Commission Supreme Court Independent Petroleum Association of America

Crash kills Greenbrier County man near Frankford

A single car crash on U S 219 near Frankford Greenbrier County killed 38 year old Nicholas County man Judy Elmer Workman of Richwood, state police said. The crash occurred early Saturday when his car went out of control and struck an embankment.

Court ordered busing largely peaceful across the South

The nationwide busing move to desegregate schools proceeded with few incidents. Richmond, Atlanta, Memphis and Nashville orders aim to mix students, with about 14 000 pupils involved in bus assignments. Officials report generally smooth operations despite some white flight and local disruptions.

Atlanta Richmond American Civil Liberties Union DeKalb County Memphis Tenn George Brown Nashville, Tenn South Norfolk Mobile Ala Harold Collins R. B. Layton Jackson, Miss Mississippi Jackson North Carolina Charlotte- Mecklenburg Supreme Court

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