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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1972

Page

9

Galbraith cites rise of new ruling elite in U S economy

Economist John Kenneth Galbraith told about 500 listeners at West Virginia University Mountainlair that neither consumers nor owners now control America’s great corporations. He warned of wage price controls and a shifting economic system as a new elite emerges.

Galbraith Shelby Young Dominion Post America John Kenneth Galbraith West Virginia University Mountainlair Harvard WVU Mountainlair WVU Forum Mary Kay Juliard Nancy Kulina Paul Gerky General Motors General Electric Standard Oil IBM

Humphrey curtails West Virginia tour canceling Morgantown stop

Sen Hubert H Humphrey's West Virginia campaign sweep is trimmed with Morgantown canceled and Fairmont dropped. A shortened Harrison County stop remains possible, while the primary date May 9 looms as he faces Gov George Wallace.

Sen Hubert H. Humphrey Morgantown Mountain State Minnesota Democrat Steve Sherman Monongalia Marion Harrison Humphrey Alabama George C. Wallace Fairmont Clarksburg Harrison County Sherman West Virginia Senate Star City Fire Hall John F. Kennedy

Do-Something Volunteer Drive Seeks Morgantown Help

The Morgantown Jaycees Wesley United Methodist Church and NEED Council launch Project Do Something to recruit volunteers for area service agencies. Gary Friggens says it will empower individuals, while Robert Horn expects higher impact than prior programs. Jerry Hill notes volunteers may fill out the form with free mailing by showing permit and address.

Do-Somthing Morgantown Friggens Robert Horn Jaycee Jaycees Jerry Hill Anita Sander Mountaineer Country Travel Council Grafton

Osage clean-up event boosts trees and trash pickup

Nearly 40 people including 12 Kennedy Youth Center students joined Osage residents to clear trash and plant trees. The event delayed from Saturday as Earth Week activities continued with 1 000 seedlings provided by Project Environment and Monongahela Soil Conservation District, while plans for further beautification and rail track removal proceed. Blood drive aims for 125 pints at Trinity Episcopal Church as Red Cross notes higher demand with summer travel.

Kennedy Youth Center Osage John Hughes City Recorder

Morgantown Tourist Welcome Needs Sprucing Up

Mountaineer Country and West Virginia push tourism but entrances to Morgantown lack guides and hospitality. Roads and bridges require widening and modernization. Downtown shopping needs revitalizing, with cleaner streets and better parking. The chamber backs hospitality clinics ahead of the 1973 season.

Frank Heaster Dominion Post Morgantown Mountaineer Country West Virginia Grafton Fairmont Area Chamber of Commerce Monongalia County John Phillips

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