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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1971

Page

16

West Virginia backs Taylor school reform blueprint

State Superintendent Daniel B. Taylor proposes 14 recommendations to modernize education in West Virginia. Support comes from the West Virginia Association of School Administrators and Governor Arch A. Moore Jr. with plans for a State School Building Authority, higher teacher pay, free textbooks, expanded vocational education, and more funding options.

Daniel B. Taylor West Virginia Dr. Taylor West Virginia Association of School Administrators Taylor Monongalia County Lawrence G. Derthick State School Administrator's Association Charleston Arch A. Moore Jr State Board of Education

Anniversary trio valued by letter about Rhodes Weaver

Mrs Karen Zinn of Route 4 Tunnelton writes to note her mother Hilda Rhodes and father Lester Rhodes celebrate 40 years of marriage on December 24 at 5 p m. Their anniversary coincides with her grandfather Benjamin Weaver turning 85 and now in Preston Memorial Hospital. She asks space for recognition of the three generations and their lifetime of kindness.

Lester Hilda Rhodes Route 4 Tunnelton Benjamin F. Weaver Preston Memorial Hospital Karen Zinn

Sterling Farms riding school closes after seven years

A Morgantown Fairmont and Waynesburg area riding school known for youth and university programs announces closure after a December meeting. The facility hosted nightly riding, weekend hours, a Boy Scout three day horse show, a Foremans Club event, summer camp sessions, and attracted children nationwide, often turning away applicants.

Sterling Farms Morgantown Fairmont Waynesburg Boy Scouts Foremans Club

Abortion Opinion Seeks Stable Family Ties for Children

A reader argues abortion is unfair and cruel, insisting a child needs loving parents, a secure home, and a sense of belonging. The comment calls for protective relatives to form a circle around foster children to ensure they feel wanted and secure.

Iceland Warns Against Tree Cutting Sparks Import of Greens

Iceland bans cutting its scarce forests, forcing reliance on imports for Christmas greens. The policy aims to preserve woodland but creates seasonal supply in a small island nation.

Iceland

This Christmas and the call to daily virtue

The Morgantown chamber newsletter urges universal goodwill with actions like mending quarrels and forgiving enemies. It links Christmas messages to year round ethical living, notes Jesus teachings as a basis for conscience and liberty, and recalls Paine and Washington on courage during hardship.

Morgantown Area Chamber of Commerce Jesus of Nazareth Christ Caesar God

Role of Women in the Early Church and Today

The article argues that women played an important role in early Christianity and remain essential today. It cites Priscilla Aquila Phoebe Lydia Dorcas Persis Euodia Syntyche as examples and suggests women belong in the church education arts and home.

Paul Priscilla Aquila Jesus Christ Tryphena Tryphosa Phoebe Cenchrea Lydia Dorcas Persis Julia Euodia Syntyche

Christmas ideal versus real politik in 1971 world order

The piece argues that grim divides like Moslem Hindu conflicts and Arab Jewish clashes strain the Christmas ideal of world unity. It critiques both the United States and Soviet Union for pursuing national interests, notes Vietnam’s outcome, and suggests long term power shifts favor nations that shift from force to cooperation.

Washington Subcontinent South Asia Middle East Ireland Golda Meir Israel Indira Gandhi Pakistan Herbert Butterfield Soviet Union United States Vienna Helsinki Willy Brandt Richard Nixon Moscow India China Czechoslovakia Russia Japan Vietnam America

Prison system reform needed after Attica riots

The League of Women Voters article argues the prison system is failing with overcrowded jails and long delays before trial. It notes high reimprisonment, scarce rehabilitation, youth mixing with adults, and weak funding for new facilities, urging new, feasible policy ideas to break the revolving door.

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