West Virginia mining group releases Gilbert flood report
The West Virginia Surface Mining and Reclamation Association published the Gilbert Flood Investigation Report noting six days of field work. It cites steep slopes and land disturbance from timbering coal mining and development as contributing factors but not sole cause. The report estimates a 100 year rainfall event with 8 to 10 inches in 12 hours and finds only four of 18 major landslides linked to surface mining.
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Miners Reflect On Tradition As Safety Reforms Spread
In Farmington West Virginia four decades after Consol No. 9 disaster 78 miners died and the crisis spurred the Coal Mine Health and Safety Act of 1969. Ebert Hartzell mourns his brother and son while new workers face stricter rules and evolving mine culture.
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Regents plan could reshape West Virginia higher education
Delegations from 14 state colleges meet the West Virginia Board of Regents to unveil a master plan guiding all state supported institutions through 1980. Chancellor Prince Woodard says the plan aims to diversify student options and raise return on state investments while each college retains its own mission.
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Christmas Parade Sparks Local Pageantry
Section B highlights a Christmas parade with bright floats and community participation in Fayette Greene area, alongside servicemen features and local news. Readers find hospital updates and a knowledge section on decision making from the League of Women Voters.
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Salem College students live in frontier log cabin exhibit
George Prinkham and David Kepler study in a 14 by 23 foot, electricity free cabin behind Salem College. The Heritage Arts Program aims to preserve frontier crafts with a fort complex including a blacksmith shop and grist mill to be built by students.
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David Kepler
Salem
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