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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1973
Page
10
The author argues that America risks decline not from praising or blaming work but from misplacing faith and wasting time. He cites Paul and Milton to stress daily duties done for God's glory and warns that leisure without purpose breeds trouble.
Monongalia General lists multiple discharges from its medical and surgical units in Granville Buckhannon and surrounding towns. Grafton City and Greene Memorial report admissions and discharges across several departments. Masontown bands schedule a free Christmas concert Thursday at 7 30 p m in Masontown Gymnasium with students from Valley schools performing a massed finale.
Mrs. Comantzis, elected to the First Ward council two years earlier, becomes Morgantown’s first female mayor. She plans to expand recreation, boost tourism, and improve city programs while facing council resistance and undercurrents of resentment toward a woman in office. She cites roots in Oregon politics and a commitment to honesty.
Auto dealers differ on the energy crisis effect with Wilkins Motors reporting plunging large car sales while Horton expects a record year on trucks and small cars. Bankers see no clear trend and anticipate possible shorter hours, as downtown Morgantown merchants note higher shortages and dimmed lights but warn other causes may affect Christmas sales.
Spokesman said the group likely acted in collusion after four inmates escaped KYC custody. Names include Jones Oicles Miss Iley and Miss Vosper with sentences for bank robbery and weapons offenses. Authorities noted missing times and unclear routes after a Silver Lake break in where 500 dollars and a .38 pistol were taken.
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