New Medical School in Marshall Debated Amid WV Doctor Shortage
An editorial argues that adding eight VA affiliated medical schools will not solve West Virginia's physician shortage. It cautions against relying on new schools, urging focus on expanding existing WVU programs, residency expansions at Charleston, and incentives to keep doctors in-state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall University
West Virginia
Congress
Veterans Administration
Marshall
Huntington
Washington Brain Trust
U.S
Public Health Service
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
West Virginia Board of Regents
West Virginia University
Charleston
WVUI
Bouquets Highlight Local Volunteers and Bridge Crew Efforts
The Jolly Gymnasts and Grant Avenue volunteers in Westover helped youngsters with cold drinks during the Monongalia County Fair parade line up. Carmichaels residents aiding Greene Academy restoration seek more help. Highways Department speeding Walnut Street bridge repairs with Buckhannon crews assisting to finish ahead of schedule.
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Tom Marra
Deanna M. Field
Grant Ave
Westover
Department of Highways
Walnut Street
Buckhannon
Nixon uses rhetoric to push bipartisan image then distances itself
Miami Beach commentary critiques Richard Nixon for speaking of unity yet delivering a partisan attack on George McGovern. It argues Nixon distorts facts about growth and inflation, questions his honesty, and notes Agnew's healing stance contrasted with Nixon's tactics. The piece cites Walter Lippmann on changing American conduct.
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Miami Beach
Richard Nixon
Nixon
United States
Japan
Germany
Canada
Italy
U.S
Belgium
George McGovern
Spiro Agnew
McGovern
America
Walter Lippmann
West Virginia Coverage in Government Executive Issue
A magazine feature spans West Virginia politics and policy, noting Ken Hechler and James Kee primary clash ending the Kee dynasty. It covers Arch Moore Rockefeller Byrd Randolph Rockefeller and local development regions, with Moore defending record and tax exemption proposal for small business.
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Mountain State
West Virginia
Government Executive
Ken Hechler
James Kee
Kee
Congress
Hechler
Peace Corps
Monongalia County
Arch A. Moore
William R. Ross
West Virginia University
Ross
Robert C. Byrd
Rockefeller
Moore
Area Recycling Group thanks supporters and plans new efforts
A letter to the editor expresses gratitude to Greer Enterprises Farmers and Merchants Bank and many local groups and individuals for ARC support. It notes free storage space news coverage library meeting room and volunteer help. The group resumes with glass collections on the second Sunday monthly and aims to expand recycling efforts and create jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer Enterprises
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Greer
Dominion-Post
Morgantown Post
The
Dominion- News
Daily Athenaeum
WCLG
WAJR
Morgantown Public Library
KYC Kiwanis
ARG
Frank Griswold
Manuel Marquez
Baptism as a step in faith debated by two preachers
Piliraheng argues baptism should not be the sole salvation requirement while affirming its importance. He cites Hebrews 6 1 2 and 1 Corinthians 14 15 to claim Paul centered on Christ and salvation, not baptism. The other speaker insists baptism is essential yet not the sole basis for salvation.
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Sen
Jennings Randolph
al Steinberg
Moore
Legislative
L.P
Paul
Christ
Treasury and Fed split on overwithholding risk to economy
A friendly clash between Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz and Fed Chairman Arthur F. Burns centers on overwithholding of income taxes and the potential for large refunds to spur a spring spending surge. Treasury argues refunds may not boost demand enough to matter, while Burns warns of inflationary risk, suggesting options like higher yielding savings bonds to curb a possible spending spree.
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Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve
Burns
Treasury
Burns and Shultz
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Sunday Dominion Post
Carmichaels
Greene Academy
Academy of Art
New York Times News Service
John D. Rockefeller IV
Ray Martin
American Oil Co
Granville
Ed Shay
Mountaineer Machine Shop
L. Edward Friend
Wayne Paul
City Council
City of
Morgantown
Piliraheng
Edwin L. Dale JR
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
George P. Shultz
Shultz
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