Conference to discuss coal topic at AMR Coal Conference ’75
Washington the AMR Coal Conference ’75 will gather business and government leaders January 29 30 at the Shoreham Americana Hotel to examine coal economics and politics as a path to U S energy self sufficiency. Interior Secretary Mor ton leads speakers including Patty Mink Arnold Miller and Carl E Bagge with seven senior officials from coal utility railroad and equipment firms on panels.
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New Energy Resources Council
Patty Mink
House
Arnold Miller
United Mine Workers
Carl E. Bagge
National Coal Association
Guard denies mist dumping near South Webster Ohio
West Virginia Air National Guard said two cargo planes were near the village on Thursday but officers denied involvement in a mist that forced about 50 families to evacuate. Operations officer W T Stewart of the 130th Special Operations Squadron in Charleston WV said it was impossible the planes dumped the gas as the area serves as a turning point and low level is 1500 feet.
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West Virginia Air National Guard
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130Th Special Operations Squadron
Air National Guard
Charleston
W.va
Stewart
Hope Natural Gas freezes new customer service in West Virginia
Hope Natural Gas Co will freeze new residential and commercial service starting Feb 15 as part of its first curtailment in 76 years. The curtailment begins Feb 1 for selected industrial users, pending state utility approval. Existing customers are protected and routine real estate transactions remain unaffected. WVU receives 12450 dollar grant to study sodium dioxacillin for injection led by Dr. Albert S. Klainer at WVU Medical Center.
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Bristol Laboratories
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WVU Medical Center
Regents and Moore settle on education budget request
West Virginia Governor Arch Moore's budget aligns with the Board of Regents request after including a $2.5 million addition to the current expenses line. The total for personal services and related costs rises to $70.1 million, above the Regents' $69.7 million request, and provides a 6 percent across the board pay raise for institutional staff under the teachers retirement system.
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Byrd seeks Ford approval for Pocatalico flood project
U S Senator Robert Byrd urged President Ford to back a flood protection and water supply project for four West Virginia communities Pocatalico Walton Sissonville Gandeeville. Byrd secured 1.16 million in the 1974 Supplemental Appropriations Bill and plans to add 2 million more, with the total project cost at about 3.64 million. The bill passed Congress and went to the White House but was stalled by the Office of Management and Budget for review.
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Reading Highlights Inside Honor Boy Girl Feature
Inside pages advertise honors and features including World Honor student Masontown meeting memos and a profile on Adaline Moore. Community listings cover Consumers Question Box Friendsville High School and Mt. Morris Woman's Viewpoint with ads and notices across sections.
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West Virginia text group plans three day hearing in Charleston
anti textbook groups plan a three day hearing with a Capitol rally featuring a Ku Klux Klan leader. Kanawha Schools Supt Kenneth Underwood will boycott the Civic Center hearing. Ed Miller fronts the Non Christian American Parents and arranged for James Venable the Klan imperial wizard to attend. Miller says Venable will stand against anything that goes against God and country.
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