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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1972
Page
11
Retail managers discuss money orders and two party checks. A manager mocks money orders as stolen, while another suggests bank produced identification to curb bad check writers. A Morgantown bank once removed counter checks to reduce misuse.
A list of Democratic and Republican filings shows residents seeking county offices, constables, justice of the peace, and county executive committees across Morgantown, Star City, Westover, Osage, Maidsville, and Fairview. Separate notes cover airport security updates, the FAA instrument landing system, and bank and shoplifting concerns.
County Clerk Tom Jackson says quadriennial registration is proceeding well with some precincts likely to be split after results arrive. House to house canvassing in 74 precincts continues, with 18 to 20 year olds adding to totals. absentee options available via Mountainlair office. Deadline for May primary is April 9. drive ends March 9.
WWVU TV gains a 135,625 grant from the Benedum Foundation to buy equipment and install nine translators to rebroadcast Channel 24 into Brooke Hancock Grant Pendleton Mineral Hardy Hampshire Morgan Berkeley and Jefferson counties Bringing WV public television to 97 percent of the state upon completion the project awaits FCC and HEW approvals and funding WWVU TV WMUL TV and WSWP TV will serve the Northern and Eastern Panhandles once finished
Eight West Virginia University social work students aim to recruit a doctor for Blacksville. A Monday 7:30 p.m. meeting at Clay Battelle High School will discuss feasibility and federal funds with Family Service Association and medical consultants. Community input is urged. call 292-9465 for details.
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