Labor leaders rally for Miller Patrick ticket at union event
Patrick Miller led a labor rally praising their ticket while Rauh attacked rivals within the UMWA and named Meany Abel and Fasser as opposing factions. Supporters included AFSCME officials and UAW leaders who commended Miller and Patrick. Three people were hospitalized after a Sabraton crash at Green Bay Road and Rt. 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ments
Labor
Rauh
Miller
Patrick
UMWA
Boyle
Afl-Ci
George Meany
Steelworkers
I.W. Abel
Paul Fasser
Meany
Miller- Patrick
William Lucy
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes
Afscme
Holiday not shot for tots after dog bite incident
Patrick McDonald nine and Arlene two were bitten by a friendly puppy on High Street at noon. The dog was found Friday by Sam Pinion near Borden Burger and placed in police custody. The children avoided rabies shots as the animal is in quarantine at the dog pound.
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Larry Schifano
Suncrest
Elizabeth Ann Sette
Laurence
McDonald's
University Ave
David Solomon
Sette
Morgantown
PRT
WVII
Samy Elias
Washington
University
Uncle Sam
Medical Center
Towers
Craig Sanders
Sanders
WVU
Suncrest National Bank
Mercy
City Water Commission
Rudolph Georgiana
Uniontown
Lake
Barry Yauger
Fairchance
Bryan Churley
Georgiana
Cheat Lake
Coulton
Fort Martin
Monongahela River
West Virginia
Patrick McDonald
Grove St
Patrick
Arlene
High Street
Sam Pinion
Friday
Borden Burger
Hospitals Deliveries and Discharges Across West Virginia
Downtown Monongalia General lists births and discharges with names like Mr and Mrs Charles Sabo and Lloyd Lewis. Grafton City and Preston Memorial record admissions and discharges including Thomas Graham and Rita Getz. Greene Memorial notes admissions from Pittsburgh Clarksville and Bobtown areas, detailing patient names and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongalia General Medical
Harry Miller
Rt. 1
Jack Pifer
Hartman Run Road
Lloyd Lewis
Mary Starkey
Helen Maczko
Monongalia
Charles Sabo
William Danko
Greensboro
Brenda Deusenberry
Listravia Ave
Phyllis Kish
Popular Drive
Sarah Hagedorn
Rt. 3
Emma Angotti
Westover
Frances Holbert
Maidsville
Earl Swaney
Fairchance
Margaret Pettit
Mt. Morris
Lucille French
Everettville
Diane Rogers
West St
Maria Greco
Goff Merifield
Morgantown Nursing Center
Karen Smyth
Point Marion
Grafton
Arthur Weidlich
Jean M. Catania
Charles Henry
Hallie Herkomer
Violet Wilson
Philippi
Nellie Rutherford
Anthony Lh UN
Tunnelton
Shirley Ann Weaver
Independence
David Burch
Preston
Thomas Graham
Reedsville
Rita Getz
Kingwood
Mary Terant
Albright
John Western
Geraldine Gidley
Ethel Riley
Greene Memorial
Paul Guyton
Pittsburgh
Catherine DiPasquale
Clarksville
Rose Gossett
Doris Evans
Brave
Gregory Homrock
Nemacolin
Stanley Ferenc
Bobtown
William Ryan
Waynesburg
Patti Lockett
Weekend road woes as storms spark numerous accidents
Weekend traffic woes centered on slippery highways with several crashes caused by snow and rain. A single vehicle left the pavement and struck a yard on Forest Avenue while snow disrupted Rt. 40 in Wharton Township and Rt. 26 near Kingwood. Terra Alta reports about three inches of snow with Preston County seeing wintry conditions. Travelers to Atlanta for the Peach Bowl are warned of unsettled weather and possible delays.
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Forest Avenue
Pennsylvania
Rt. 40
Wharton Township
Rt. 26
Kingwood
Preston County
Terra Alta
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dominion Post
Illinois
Arch Moore
Solomon
James Petitte
Ce County
Monongalia County
Bobby Bowden
Penn State
California
Southern Methodist
Temple
Boston College
Pitt
Mountaineers
North Carolina
Patrick, Miller
Pat Greathouse
United Auto Workers
UAW
Joseph A. Yablonski
J. C. Turner
International Union of Operating Engineers
Trever Armbrester
Ken Hechler
Charles Whiston
REAP
A. James Manchin
H. John Rogers
West Virginia University Hospital
Green Bay Road
Rt. 7
Sabraton
Holiday
Mrs. McDonald
Pendleton
Einiger
Ardstick
Sally Emory
Wilma Reeder
Debra Henry
Kji Kelly
Mario DeBastiani
Oneida
A. Paul Revere
Frostfire
Coronation
B. Venetia
Louisiana
Madrid
High St
Harold ‘Weiss
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