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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1967

Page

11

Truck crash kills three in Taylor County scene near Boothsville

United Press International reports a family of five from Logan to Clarksburg perished in a collision on West Virginia Route 73 near Boothsville. The Lewis parents died instantly when their car lost control on a curve known as dead man's curve and struck a dump truck owned by Terra Alta Limestone Co. The couple's son Nash, 4, and daughter, 6, also died. The infant Kenneth Harron of Chicago died earlier when a rain slick road caused their car to crash on West Virginia Route 17 south of Point Pleasant.

United Press W. Va Taylor County Boothsville Fair Condition Fairmont Point Thomas Pleasant West Virginia University Morgantown Nash Lewis General Hospital Mary Fair J. P. Lucas Logan Clarksburg Lucas Tera Alta Limestone Co Kenneth Harron Chicago Rainslick Point Pleasant Emmett Harron Greenbrier County

West Virginia Medical Association Meets in White Sulphur Springs

West Virginia physicians gather for the 100th annual meeting of the West Virginia State Medical Association in White Sulphur Springs. Topics include birth control pills and the drug probenecid among young men. on Saturday Dr. Richard V. Lynch Jr. of Clarksburg is slated to succeed Dr. Richard E. Flood as president. Saturday also marks University Day honoring Dr. Edward J. Van Liere, dean emeritus of West Virginia University Medical School.

W. Va UPI Virginia State Medical Associates Richard V. Lynch, Jr Clarksburg Richard E. Flood Wei van Ere Edward J. J. van Liere West Virginia University Medical School

West Virginia Builds Cost Conference Focuses on Plans

West Virginia educators join Interstate School Building Conference in Nashville to review 97 plans and $19.5 million in new school additions. A rising costs issue is noted as skilled trades gain up to $1.50 hourly and construction runs from $17 to $22 per square foot. WV staff attending include Harrah Berry and McCoy with district leaders Hinkle Reed Gladwell Lauehin Cooke Bros. arriving from Charleston.

West Virginia John W. Anderson State Department of Education Nashville Tenn US Office of Education George Peabody College Ernest Berry Marion A. McCoy Clarence Hin *Kle J. H. Reed Greenbrier County James Gladwell George Laueh- + Jin Harrison County W. R. Cooke George Bros Charleston

Raleigh Woman Leaps to Death at Grandview Park

Marcel Ketter, 24, of Crab Orchard, jumped 1,000 feet to her death at Grandview State Park overlook in Raleigh County. Her husband Kenneth said she was despondent and had threatened to jump several times. She left the car in the lot with keys inside.

Beckley W. Va UPI Raleigh County Grandview State Park Marcel Ketter Crab Orchard Kenneth

Train Derails In Buckhannon WV After Collision

A Baltimore & Ohio freight train derailed after striking a heavy earth moving machine crossing the track in Buckhannon West Virginia. Three engines and one car jumped the rails. the operator of the equipment was injured while crew members escaped unharmed. Tracks were to be cleared by Saturday night.

Buckhannon W.va UPI Baltimore & Ohio

Carlisle Named President Of West Virginia Moose Association

William Carlisle of Weirton was elected president at the West Virginia Moose Association fourth annual convention in Clarksburg. Gordon Skidmore Mullens was named vice president, Frank Cary Williamson treasurer, and Melvin Triole Logan secretary as the four day gathering began Thursday.

Clarksburg W. Va UPI William Carlisle Weirton West Virginia Moose Association Gordon Skidmore Mullens Frank Cary Williamson Melvin Triole Logan

Smith Praises Food Stamp Program at Fairmont Picnic

Gov Hulett C Smith lauded the federal food stamp program and criticized critics of the War on Poverty scheme, saying talk that food stamps demean the poor is nonsense and pledging continued state support for welfare efforts. He spoke at a Democratic party picnic in Fairmont, noting problems with Appalax Volunteers and the OEO.

Fairmont W. Va UPI Hulett C. Smith Democratic Party OEO Ofice of Economic Opportunity Smith Buttes

OEO Probe Planned Monday in Charleston West Virginia

An OEO team planned a week long probe into Appalachian Volunteers in Charleston after Gov. Hulett Smith alleged immorality rioting and destruction of property by volunteers. He cited a riotous all night party and use of a federally owned car to join an anti Vietnam demonstration.

Charleston W.va U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity OEO Appalachian Volunteers Hulett Smith Jant Poverty Sargent Shriver Vietnam

West Virginia businessmen push for legislative involvement

West Virginia Retailers Association led by Charles Hopkins distributes a detailed Legislative Manual to prepare for the 30 day session. The booklet urges businessmen to evaluate bills on liberties costs and outcomes, stressing six C's constituency committee candidate campaign cash continuity and proactive political engagement.

West Virginia Robert M. Gornall Charleston W. Va UPD West Virginia Retailers Association Charles Hopkins

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