Fox named as Byrd backed candidate for West Virginia governor
A Charleston column reports that former Attorney General John G. Fox is believed to have administration support for the 1970 West Virginia gubernatorial race. Senator Byrd, plus W. W. Barron and Hulett Smith, allegedly backed the move at a Greenbrier meeting, with Fox expected to return to Fayetteville before September to start a law practice. The piece notes Fox’s strengths and Byrd’s concern about a potential challenger from Rockefeller, plus regional political maneuvering and possible opposition to AT&T.
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John G. Fox
Greenbrier Hotel
U.S
Robert Byrd
W. W. Barron
Hulett Smith
Clarence Elmore
Burl Sawyers
King Makers
Smith
Brazil
Elmore
Byrd
Washington
Panhandle
South America
Fox
Greenbrier
Fayetteville
Fayette County
West Virginia
Statehouse
John D. Rockefeller IV
Charleston
Kennedy
At&t
Brookhaven Wife to Join Husband in Vietnam This Month
Mrs Donald E Anderson wife of Brookhaven man plans to move to Saigon with 13 month old Donna Sue to be with her husband. She cites two motives to go adventure and family and has been planning five months. Her trip involves passport birth proof visa and costly air tickets with San Francisco to Saigon at about 1207 for the mother and about 110 for the child.
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Donald Anderson
Vietnam
Torest
Donald Meadows
Brookhaven
Donald E. Anderson
Anderson
Donna Sue
Page Communications Engineers, Inc
Washington, D.C
Earl L. Anderson
Route 7
Rockville
Saigon
Driver Pays 63 Dollar Parking Fines
Robert B Thompson of 301 High Street found his car impounded by City Police for unpaid overtime parking tickets. The total would have been 14.50 if paid promptly under a 50 cent immediate payment policy. He paid fines and costs totaling 58 dollars plus a 5 dollar towing charge after several warnings. Police also reported five intoxication arrests in a four hour period Saturday night.
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Robert B. Thompson
301 High Street
Thompson
Girl Suffers Skull Injury In Accident In Uniontown
A Uniontown girl, Donna Beercheck 18, suffered a fractured skull in a crash on Route 51 involving a motorcycle driven by Homer P. Mason 18 of Uniontown. Mason was treated at Uniontown Hospital for head and arm injuries and released. Damages totaled 285 dollars.
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Uniontown
University Hospital
Pennsylvania
Sunday Dominion Post
Donna Beercheck
Homer P. Mason
Mason
Charles Santoro
Waynesburg
David W. Burkett
Rice’s Landing
Burkett
Greene Memorial Hospital
Joseph Timcheck
James Cooke
William A. Bell
University High School Registration Opens for New District Students
University High School will hold registration on August 9 and 10 for students whose families moved into Cass Grant or Union districts since June. New enrollees must visit the school office to register for the term starting September 5, between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
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University High School
Cass
Grant
Union
E. Grant Nine
University Feasibility Study Aims At Rapid Transit
The University of Morgantown, led by Dr. Samy Elias, conducts a 16 month feasibility study on integrated city and campus transport. City Engineer Glenn White participates as federal funds of 82619 dollars support research design and evaluation of monorail skybus and express bus options. The project seeks a test bed system with public fares funding operation and future expansion within five years.
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University
Morgantown
Samy E. G. Elias
College of Engineering
Glenn White
Elias
Fire marshal tightens safety rules at Morgantown campus
Deputy John Taylor says the State Fire Marshal's Office is directing a statewide fire code crackdown in Morgantown and at WVU. About 75 directives have been issued to rental owners and the university after inspections with more to come. Ten fraternity and sorority houses are making changes to meet fire regulations. Citations were issued for dormitory and some off campus housing deficiencies.
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Mickey Forfari
Morgantown
John Taylor
Lewis FE. Myles
Taylor
Dominion Post
Cornell University
University
Charleston
Mr. Taylor
West Virginia
George Sweitzer
Sweitzer
Teachers Needed As Substitutes In Monongalia County
The Monongalia County Board of Education appeals for substitute teachers for the 1967 68 term. Director Clarence Harvey says any person with a college degree and certification should contact the office of personnel. Emergency certification can be obtained if needed.
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Monongalia County
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By Charles E. Ryan
Dominion
News Capital
Cunning Fox
Wally Bear
Hulett
Clarence
Burl
Don Robertson
James Sprouse
Sprouse
Robertson
Bob Byrd
Flower Fund
Mcdowell County
Whistling Dixie
McDowell Court
E. L
Tom) St. Clair
Marion County
Bob Tenant
Logan
Tom Godby
Arch Moore
Mr. Moore
Moore
Underwood
Post
Grafton Mothers Day Church
Object of
Myles
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