Prayer vigil at St Johns Chapel with peace group
An ecumenical prayer vigil at St Johns Chapel begins at 11 30 p m under the Concerned Citizens for Peace in Indochina. Speakers include Rev Charles Roberts Rev Fr William Cantwell and Rev Don Spencer as the group reacts to Nixon's bombing halt and peace talks resumption.
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St. John’s Chapel
Citizens For Peace
Indochina
Charles Roberts
William Cantwell
Don Spencer
Nixon
Walnut Street Bridge repair continues after fatal plunge
State highway workers rush to finish a cement curb barricade at the Walnut Street Bridge after a car plunged 80 feet, killing David Ray Rogers. Fred Siegworth said reinforcement rods and florescent paint will be used with guard posts to prevent repeats, as Morgantown aids the emergency effort.
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State Department of Highways
Walnut Street
DOH
Fred Siegworth
Siegwarth
Morgantown
Bennie Palmer
James Reich
David Ray Rogers
Fairmor Drive
Westover
Local Hospital Reports Admissions and Discharges Across Locations
Medical and surgical admissions and discharges are listed for multiple facilities including Mary DeMasi, Charlotte McGilton, Paul Eder, and Louis Soccorsi with births noted for Victor and Julia Repa in Greensboro. Grafton and Monongalia General record admissions and discharges with several named patients and a weekend birth. A separate report covers peace group activity and union travel expense reforms, along with a fire at 721 Liberty St. involving rafter flames.
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Mary DeMasi
Dunkard Ave
Charlotte McGilton
Rt. 3
Paul Eder
Hartman Run Road
Louis Soccorsi
Rt. 7
Charles Martin
Phyllis Shaffer
Victor
Julia Repa
Greensboro
Arthur Harper
Carmichaels
Kimberly Phillips
Waynesburg
Mary C. Acklin
Sarah Boone
Lillian Fox
Carl Helmantoler
Webster
Woden Lewis
Walter Manojlovich
Mather
Leona Randolph
Nemacolin
John Sklad
Chardon
Ohio
Edward Wolfe Jr
Vestaburg
Judith Tuttle
Diane Beal
Mary Lou Brewer
Donna Hunter
Gladys Renner
Joseph Levec
Dennis Thomas
Hair Net Rulesyy Trouble over Waitress Hair Nets
A Monongalia County Health Department spokesman says waitresses must wear hair nets in restaurants with periodic checks. Males with shoulder length hair must wear nets, while ear length requires a hat. Violators should be reported to James Woodford, chief sanitarian.
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Monongalia County
Vacations Near End Hit County School Reopen Dates
County students return to classes Tuesday after an 11 day break while WVU students have another week off. WVU registration is set for January 8 and 9 and public offices close tomorrow with county offices reopening later. County commissioners designate the courthouse closed Tuesday for an extra vacation day.
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Harry S Truman
Preston
Monongalia County
West Virginia University
WVU
Westover wall repair delays prompt city DOH discussion
Westover officials report a collapsed wall near the River Bridge on Holland Avenue has not been repaired. Mayor John McKinney says meetings with the Department of Highways are stalled, with the city cleaning debris and awaiting DOH action.
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Holland Avenue
Westover
John McKinney
Department of Highways
McKinney
DOH
Westover Council
Morgantown
James A. Ashburn
Spruce Street
W.va
UMW Faces Austerity and Nepotism Rules Ahead of Convention
Rasmussen at UMW Washington HQ. Patrick signals discussion of top officer pay cuts from 50 000 to 35 000 for the president and 40 000 to 30 000 for the VP and secretary treasurer. Miller platform pledges end nepotism, pensions cuts, and a rank and file constitutional convention with elections by June 1973 and a possible move of headquarters to Morgantown or Wheeling.
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Patrick
UMW
Pittsburgh
Morgantown
Fairmont
District 31
International Executive Board
Cecil Urbaniak
Miller
Richard Weaver
Maidsville
Urbaniak
John L. Lewis
Washington
Lewis
UMW ‘Journal
Rafter Burns
Mike Trbovich
Miners’ Union
Arnold Miller
Boyle
Antoinette
District 27
Montana
International Union
West Virginia
Wheeling
Morgantown Travel Service Ad Offers Central America Tours
On your next trip plan through Morgantown Travel Service at Hotel Morgan. Visit Central America to bask in sun, explore a volcanic lake, and tour Mayan ruins under blue skies. Call 292-8471. Open daily 9 to 5:30, Saturdays 9 to 1. Masking tape tips for packing.
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Morgantown
Hotel Morgan
Central America
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Eyesore
Westover Lumber and Nationwide Insurance
Ron Rittenhouse
Fred Johnson
University Hospital
Johnson
Harry Nethken
Nethken
Nethleen
Monongalia General Downtown Division
Grafton
Mary Menear
Loren
Balduccini
Robert Bolyard
Edna Balser
May Phillips
Thomas Heldreth Jr
All of Grafton
Virgil Hamilton
Virginia Isner
Agnes Robertson
Ella Rhodes
Percy Wiles
Kimberly Crouse
Earl Bartlett
Nancy Lucas
Cheryl Gray
Lonnie DeWitt
Kingwood
Hubert Jenkins
Albright
Rose Giuliani
Bretz
Raymond Bucklew
Delbert Bolyard
Samuel Nestor
Agens Wilson
Linda Sigley
Carrie Taylor
Monongalia
Ethel Connner
Park St
Carolina
Reed
Moatsville
Grace Wolfe
Sturgiss Ave
Samuel Gordon
Mississippi
Evelyn Ammons
Monica Dalton
Letha Bowers
Polly Snyder
Charles Loring
Joseph Ridgeway
Bernard Cantoni
Daniel Biser
Richard Stalnaker
Betty Clark
Donald Ross
Mary Beard
Students For Peace and Justice
Robbie George
Newman Hall
Star City
Liberty St
E.L.D
Westover Wall
U. S. Social and Rehabilitation Services
Robert L. Masson
WVU Department of Rehabilitation Counseling
The
University
Shale Clay and Slate Institute of Washington
W. J. Wilhelm
WVU Department of Civil Engineering
Greene Memorial Hospital
Holbrook
Hershel Routan
Barry Lee Scritchfield
Brockway Avenue
Overdale
Pennsylvania Avenue
L.H.P
Food and Drug Administration
Rockville
Rasmussen
R. J. Boyle
Donald Rasmussen
By Bennett Milstone
Panama
Canal
Sabraton
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