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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1975

Page

2

Five vie for post in Kanawha County schools upheaval

Five candidates remain in the running to succeed Kenneth Underwood as Kanawha County schools superintendent amid a textbook revolt. Up to 38 applied after Underwood announced plans to leave June 30. The board reports all remaining contenders are native West Virginians. Underwood has faced threats and protests at meetings. In Williamson, John G. Johnson, 22, was killed when struck by a westbound Norfolk and Western train after stepping onto tracks in Fairview Addition.

Charleston W. Va UPI Kenneth Underwood Kanawha County Underwood Board of Education Matthew Kinsolving

Hechler blasts ERDA bias toward nuclear power

Rep. Ken Hechler of West Virginia says ERDA is weighted toward nuclear power and neglects coal. He cites the transfer of the Office of Coal Research and six coal centers to ERDA and notes no top officials to oversee fossil energy programs. Hechler chairs the House fossil fuels subcommittee.

Washington UPI Ken Hechler D-W. Va Energy Research and Development Administration ERDA Atomic Energy Commission Hechler House Subcommittee Reemer Office of Coal Research

Moyer to address banquet in Charleston West Virginia

Donald D. Moyer executive vice president of the Scranton Chamber of Commerce will speak at the West Virginia Industrial Development Association banquet in Charleston January 27. The event coincides with the opening of the West Virginia Legislature and aims to promote regional economic revitalization and development objectives.

Charleston Donald D. Moyer Scrantoa Usamerce United States Moyer Northeast John D. Rockefeller Burkey Lilly Morgantown WVIDA West Virginia Labor Federation Afl-Cio James B. Burnham Motion Tank Joan J. UiNeall National Association of Industrial Parks William D. Ditman Enviro West Virginia Lilly

Randolph Opposed to Social Security Benefit Hikes

UPI reports Senator Len Jennings Randolph of West Virginia opposes any ceiling on 1975 Social Security cost of living increases. He warns Ford’s proposed five percent limit would impose serious hardship on over 30 million beneficiaries, many elderly and low income, amid inflation and recession.

Washington UPI Len Jennings Randolph West Virginia Ford Randolph

Three sued for missing county funds in Jackson County

Former Jackson County Sheriff James V. McCoy his chief deputy Evelyn Poling and Western Surety Co were sued for 24474 63 allegedly unaccountable county funds. The Jackson County Court said an audit by the state tax commission showed the funds missing. Also named are the bonding company and officials. West Virginia ranks 41st in land area and 30th in population.

Ripley, W. Va UPL Jackson County James V.mccoy State Tax Commission McCoy Evelyn Poling Western Surety Co West Virginia

Morgantown Sunday Paper Details and Publication Info

Morgantown MORY DOMINION-POST is a weekly Sunday edition from Morgantown West Virginia. It lists the West Virginia Newspaper Publishing Company address and publication details including Greer Bullaing and a January 19 1975 date.

Morgantown

West Virginia Warden flatly calls death row agony

West Virginia Penitentiary Warden Donald Bordenkircher says death row is a harsher fate than life imprisonment. He recalls inmates preferring execution to endless confinement and argues for the death penalty in certain murder cases. The Supreme Court plans to hear a capital punishment case, while Gov. Arch Moore hints at possible restoration for specific crimes.

Charleston W. Va UPI Donald Bordenkircher West Virginia Penitentiary Moundsville Bordenkircher U. S. Supreme Court Jesse Z. Fowler Wake County N. C High Court U. S West Virginia Arch Moore

Mollohan backs gas rationing as last resort

Rep. Robert H. Mollohan said gasoline rationing should be used only as a last resort. Speaking in Fairmont he urged equitable allocation of available fuel to minimize impact on productivity employment and the economy. He noted rationing should come only if allocations cause long lines and failure to meet essential needs.

Fairmont W. Va UPI Robert H. Mollohan Mollohan West Virginia Democrat

Inside Page Summary From Regional Newspaper Section

The fragment lists multiple regional sections and inserts including Little libraries Good Reading, Classified ads, meeting memos, and local town notes for Bobtown Friendsville Masontown Mount Morris Bowlesburg Tunnelton and Woman's Viewpoint. It notes additional inserts such as A&P ads, theater pages, Family Weekly and Royal Furniture with a total of 132 pages across 13 sections.

Billy Graham Adaline Moore Bobtown Friendsville Masontown Mt. Morris Bowlesburg Tunnelton Woman's Viewpoint America’s Best A&p Family Weekly Murphy Mart Panorama Magazine Royal Furniture

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