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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1968

Page

9

Underwood hints he may back Sprouse over Moore in WV race

In a Charleston TV interview Republican ex governor Cecil Underwood appeared sympathetic to Democrat Jim Sprouse, subtly endorsing him over Republican Arch Moore Jr. The remarks, paraphrased from a tape later to be distributed by the State Democratic Executive Committee, suggest Underwood's influence could tilt party dynamics and threaten Moore’s campaign.

Charleston Jim Sprouse Cecil Underwood Underwood Democrat Sprouse Arch Moore Jr State Democratic Executive Committee Labor Sprouse W. W. Barron Statehouse Moore Huntington Board of Public Works West Virginia

Magro Faces Loss of One Job Over Dual Posts

Morgantown officials weigh a 1968 amendment barring assistant prosecutors from serving as attorney for other political subdivisions for pay. Mike Magro may lose one post as city solicitor or as county assistant prosecuting attorney. Prosecutor Kenneth Kincaid seeks Attorney General interpretation, noting Magro has served well but could resign one post if required.

Mike Magro Magro Kenneth Kincaid Kincaid Jesse Jaco Morgantown Elmer W. Prince County Board of Education Mike

Donnie Smiles Thank You Morgantown Readers Send Cards

Five year old Donnie Moats battling leukemia smiles for the first time after three days in University Hospital. Morgantown Post readers sent 220 cards and $27 in gifts to Room 6605 boosting his spirits while tests await results. Donnie’s mother Mrs. Clifford Moats noted the paper photo brought smiles and readers’ kindness from Morgantown Kingwood Masontown Pt Marion and other areas. His siblings Brenda Jimmy and Kevin are with relatives in Ohio as the family awaits discharge plans.

Morgantown Post Donnie Moats Clifford Moats Rt. 8 Donnie University Hospital Pediatrics Ward Robin Hood Oron Jacobs Granville Chestnut Ridge Ruby Meyers Denver Colo Jacobs

Family fined $58.50 for illegal hunting license use

John Shultz Sr and Jr, residents of Morgantown, were fined $24 each plus fees totaling 58.50 after being informed they needed nonresident licenses. They had purchased resident licenses at $5.25 each, believing state residence time allowed.

Cooper's Rock Shultz Court of Justice of the Peace William Bowers Shultz Sr Justice Bowers John Shultz Sr John Shultz Jr

City Uses Tax Bonanza to Balance Budgets in Morgantown

Morgantown ended the year with general fund spending of 986167 dollars, aided by 136000 dollars in higher than expected revenue and a new balance that pushed revenue for the fund over the 1 million mark to 1032466 dollars. Extra disbursements favored Sanitation and two other departments, while cuts in other areas helped offset costs. the city also boosted garbage and business rates to restore the Sanitation Fund to solvency.

Morgantown James A. Ashburn Sanitation Fund Ashburn Sanitation Department

New Vocational Rehabilitation Offices Open in Preston Area

Michael A. Oliverio announces the new State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation offices will open tomorrow at 13S High Street. The relocated facilities will better serve Preston and Monongalia counties residents, moving from the Citizens Building. Phone number 292-7362.

State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation High St Michael A. Oliverio Preston Monongalia Citizens

Democrats Seek Severance Tax and Bond Support

FAIRMONT delegates at the Democratic State Convention endorsed a 51 page platform urging constitutional revision, education system overhaul, severance tax, election law reform, gun control, and the November road bond proposal. It proposes six constitutional amendments, new road oversight bodies, civil service for most state workers, shift to alt revenue sources, and tuition guidance for WV students.

Fairmont Justice of the Peace West Virginia

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Thomas Knight Dominion Post Mason Dixonland Section Mike Magro, JR Mary Moats Southview Ave Champaign WVU College of Human Resources and Education John Jr Reedsville Sterling Tubular Products Dominion News City Editor
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