Randolph probes WV jar lid shortages across West Virginia
U S Senator Jennings Randolph assists the Cleveland FTC office in a West Virginia lid shortage study. He seeks areas of critical shortage, wholesalers and retailers with supply issues, and customer complaints as fruits and vegetables approach canning time.
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WV appeal on steel plant emissions postponed in wake of OSHA case
In Charleston the West Virginia Air Pollution Control Commission delayed Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp. appeal of a directive to clean coke oven emissions at Follansbee. The deadline to comply remains May 1977. current OSHA litigation may affect the appeal.
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Drug arrest headlines in Good Reading Inside
Inside the issue a drug arrest is reported amid sections on comics theater ads and inserts. The full page layout includes entertainment theater ads family weekly and Murphy Mart insert among Panorama Magazine content.
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Former CIA lawyer defends agency at Virginia Bar gathering
Former CIA general counsel Lawrence Houston defended the agency at the Virginia Bar Association meeting in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia arguing its successes are underreported and secrecy protects its good points. Harry Ransom criticized CIA methods calling the 1947 charter vague and the investigations in Washington a tree ring circus. About 900 attended.
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Concord Bluefield college merger under regents review
The West Virginia Board of Regents will hold a special meeting Monday to review the Concord Bluefield two college merger. Dr. Billy Coffindaffer, president since July 1973, plans Aug 15 resignation and report favored continued single administration. Strong regional opposition cited racial and program differences.
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