Constantine retires from The Post after thirty years
Tony Constantine, longtime Post reporter and photographer, retires after decades covering Monongalia County Courts, the school board, police beats, City Council, and county agencies. The Monongalia County Board of Education passed a formal resolution praising his clear reporting and generous service to school news.
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Post
The
Cottle
Constantine
Maocee County
Spe
Board of Education
Lawrence G. Derthick Jr
Tony Constantine
Monongalia County
Tony
Monongalia County Board of Education
James R. McCartney
Monongalia
Coed probe sparks West Virginia police controversy
Former trooper Gooden blasted DPS and Gov Moore over the coed murder case probe. He alleges political interference and mismanagement, cites transfers and silenced officers, and vows to pursue appeals after the DPS Board ruled against him.
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CCCC
Charleston
Gooden
R. L. Mozingo
Morgantown
Monongalia
Department of Public Safety
Norman Yost
Martinsburg
Shinnston
DPS Supt
R. L. Bonar
Yost
Bonar
Del
Robert W. Dinsmore
Monongalia County
Joint Committee On Government and Finance
DPS
Moore
West Virginia
Chauncey Browning
House
Lewis McManus
W. L. Pike
Ross Maruka
DPS Board of Commissioners
Pike
Pendleton County
William B. Hacker
Hacker
Board of Commissioners
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Morgantown airport to gain modern fire safety and expansion
Hart outlined plans for Morgantown airport including the most modern firefighting equipment in the state. A trained crew and a dedicated truck will be stationed near the runway with potential full‑time fireman support. Improvements target 727 handling, runway lighting later, and space for 100 more small aircraft within five years.
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Hart
Washington
Pittsburgh
Airport
Allegheny
Morgantown
Ed Baniak
John Jennings
West Virginia
Dunbar
Gary Truman
FHA housing unit meets here Tuesday
Building industry members of the Farmers Home Administration advisory committee will meet Tuesday to discuss housing for low income families and the aged. The seven member panel, formed last March, reviews rural housing status in West Virginia and how to use government programs effectively. James H. Jones cites a $27 400 000 allotment and about $14 million distributed in fiscal 1971 to aid lower income families.
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Building Industry
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
J. Kenton Lambert
West Virginia
James H. Jones
State
Morgantown
Jones
Masontown studies accept surface mining but seek stronger control
Masontown considers stripping Sharon and Daugherty coal permits with comments due January 15. Citizens show mixed views, noting local damage from stripping yet openness to reclamation. State funds and equipment for reclaiming abandoned strip sites are highlighted by DNA chief Benjamin Greene amid a nascent local protest movement.
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Sharon
Daugherty
Dominion
Bo Pro
Con
Onneeey
DNA Reclamation
Benjamin C. Greene
The
Lassees Aie
Greene
Masontown
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