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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1969

Page

11

Santa Season Buoys Morgantown Shops and Post Offices

Gov Moore aide says decision on vacation dates pending. Morgantown merchants predict record Christmas sales as rain eases and shoppers use charge cards. Post offices stay open late through Christmas with Dec 25 and Jan 1 closings, while mail volume rises ahead of the holiday.

Arch A. Moore Charleston C.E. Byron Murphy’s Morgantown Bryan Milton Cohen Sidler’s

WVU Committee Recommends Action On Fi Batar Cappar

Dean Gluck states Fi Batar Cappar must complete meaningful pledging activities and a revised constitution before suspension is lifted. He will publicize hazing policy and strengthen faculty adviser system per committee recommendations. Committee included Long Rockenstein and students Johnson and Wehner.

Gluck Fi Batar Cappar WVU Thomas R. Long Walter H. Rockenstein Jackie L. Johnson Ansted Charles C. Wehner Kingwood

Dean Gluck on Student Maturity and War Impact

The dean notes little incentive for higher degrees a generation ago and supports an on the job interim period for Bachelor’s holders entering a Master’s program. He cites work experience as maturing for students and ties current discontent largely to the Vietnam War.

Gluck

Drug protest to the people

Judge Kiger sentenced Robert Clancy Lowell Stern Harry Elliot Erick M Jackson and Roger Mayfield to 25 years in Moundsville State Penitentiary and fined 500 for marijuana possession and sale. Clancy faced the same term for possession for sale. Lawyers asked the judge to discuss criminal court procedure. the judge declined.

Woods Kiger Robert Clancy Wayne N.J Lowell Stern Flushing N.Y Harry Elliot East Brunswick Erick M. Jackson la Jolla Calif Roger Mayfield Morgantown Moundsville State Penitentiary Clancy Riger Elliott Stern John P. Ball Michael Tomasky Robert W. Dinsmore

Housing groups urged to unite for Interstate 79 displaced families

Cummings says at least five groups are competing to secure low rent housing funds for families displaced by the Interstate 79 project. He lists The Decker's Creek Community Association the Committee for the Benefit of Children the 1979 Protesting Organization and the Welfare Rights Organization and calls for unity to obtain what none can achieve alone.

Cummings Decker's Creek

Humphrey Attacks Nixon on Politics of Schizophrenia at Youth Dems Meet

Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey denounces the Nixon administration's "politics of schizophrenia" at the Young Democratic Clubs of America convention in Las Vegas. He calls for unity and action on tax relief, housing, crime, health care, and education, urging less rhetoric and more results. Muskie, his 1968 running mate, also attends and backs Vietnam moratorium ideas, stressing peace over victory or Vietnamization.

Las Vegas Nev UPI Hubert Humphrey Nixon Humphrey Young Democratic Clubs of America Democratic Party Congress Sen Edmund S. Muskie

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