West Virginia Second District to expand with 20 counties
The Second District will grow to include Barbour Berkeley Grant Greenbrier Hampshire Hardy Jefferson Lewis Mineral Monongalia Monroe Morgan Pendleton Pocahontas Preston Randolph Taylor Tucker Upshur and Webster The 1968 district population was 375 917 making it the state's largest and prompting redistricting for House of Delegates Senate and Congress Experts note legal and constitutional hurdles plus the Supreme Court one man one vote rule and require contiguous and compact districts The Second District is likely to enlarge further with possible shifts involving Monongalia and First District changes, while 1972 candidates will contend with the sprawling territory.
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Barbour
Berkeley
Grant
Greenbrier
Hampshire
Hardy, Jefferson
Lewis, Mineral
Monongalia
Monroe
Morgan
Pendleton
Pocahontas
Preston
Randolph
Taylor
Tucker, Upshur
Webster
House of Delegates
State Senate
House
Senate
West Virginia
United States Supreme Court
House of Delegate
U.S. Supreme Court
Indiana
U.S. Justice Department
Justice
Cochran
U.S. Census Bureau
Bureau
State House of Delegates
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Wetzel County Rabies Quarantine Declared
Acting on a request of Wetzel County officials, Commissioner of Agriculture Gus R. Douglass issued a rabies quarantine covering all Wetzel County districts, effective Monday and expiring March 27, 1971. All dogs in the area are subject to the quarantine regardless of vaccination. The order follows input from Sheriff Yansell J. Eller Health Officer Dr M A Viggiano County Court President Norman E. Morris and Prosecuting Attorney Joseph V. DeMarco. Enforcement remains under local law.
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Wetzel County
Gus R. Douglass
Yansell J. Eller
M.A. Viggiano
Norman E. Morris
Joseph V. DeMarco
Department of Agriculture
Hospital births and admissions across multiple West Virginia facilities
Monongalia General reports a Malone Jr. birth in Fairmont at 2 18 PM and a constant flow of medical patients including Anthony Romano on Jefferson Street. Preston Memorial lists a Hamilton birth in Thornton at 2 03 AM, with surgical and medical patients in towns like Terra Alta and Kingwood. Grafton City shows multiple admissions, and Greene Memorial notes births for Jones in Spraggs PA and admissions from Waynesburg to Dilliner with discharges for McCormick and Crawford.
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Monongalia
Lawrence Malone Jr
Fairmont
Anthony Romano
W. Jefferson St
Ward Stone
William Jones
Harry Lester
Clyde Brand
Glenn Squires
Preston Memorial
Terry Hamilton
Thornton
Georgie Sisler
Terra Alta
Walter Matlick
Tunnelton
Georgie Zinn
Reedsville
Joe Jolliffe
Kingwood
Mt. Morris
Gwendolyn Cobert
Dilliner
Darlene Orenish
Clarksville
Lucy McCormick
Barbara Crawford
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