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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1968
Page
5
The Johnson administration will propose a federal guaranteed cash flow debenture to back new town development. The plan guarantees investors a fixed return and eliminates risk, encouraging banks and insurers to fund self contained communities with bonds backed by the federal government.
College seniors and graduate students respond with anger confusion and resignation as draft policy shifts loom. A small fringe debates jail Canada teaching jobs or loopholes while ROTC reports surge in applications. Most await induction without enthusiasm. Some praise the policy as fair while others plan nonviolent or defiant acts.
Weekend efforts aimed to end public school teacher strikes across Florida New Mexico and threatened walkouts in South Dakota Oklahoma Idaho and Pennsylvania In Florida 24300 teachers were set to begin a second week and Albuquerque New Mexico saw 2500 teachers strike with 13000 more expected In other states NEA and AFT actions included sanctions demands in Idaho Oklahoma and South Dakota and calls for special sessions and statewide holidays to push for higher school funding
Morgantown members of the National Secretaries Association are scheduled to attend a program titled Banking in Action on Monday. Professor Robert J. Saunders of WVU will explain currency flow, coding and computer procedures, and the small print in financial contracts to help members better understand modern banking and economic practices.
White Cross stores Inc a Pittsburgh based retailer of drugs and health and beauty aids began trading February 1 on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol WCS The company founded in 1961 in Pittsburgh operates 103 discount centers including one in Morgantown West Virginia
GOP strategists mobilize to win over Negro and other minority groups in cities as a major step toward the November election. National chairman Ray C. Bliss announces the revival of the ethnic and nationalities division to win city votes. Townes targets 35 percent Negro support, up from 6 percent in 1964 and 19 percent in 1966.
Alabama Governor Lurleen Wallace, 41, is reported making satisfactory progress after her third cancer operation in two years. Doctors expect she can resume duties in about a month. A medical bulletin noted stable vital signs and ongoing care at St. Margaret's Hospital with no visitors yet.
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara told the Senate committee that a crackdown on security clearances follows recent violations. He cited a range of clearances from official use to top secret and special intelligence. Johnson ordered broad information access to all congressmen, cleared or not.
Potenza Italy. Gerardo Marino aged 22 stabbed and killed Lucia Mollone 24 wife of a blind man after pursuing her for a year. He followed her to her home, made advances, and stabbed her seven times when she rejected him. He fled then surrendered and confessed. The victim was mother to a 7 year old boy.
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