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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1972

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Democrats test earlier races for VP as Askew named

Senate leader Mike Mansfield said Gov Reuben Askew would be an excellent Democratic running mate but he declined to back a presidential candidate. Humphrey charged Nixon with prioritizing politics over freedoms as McCarthy floated an independent bid. Chisholm eyed Brooklyn declaration plans while Ford and Shapp moved Muskie endorsements. Air Force Academy probes cadets for marijuana use after clearing an honor code violation case.

Senate Mike Mansfield Reuben Askew Florida Mansfield Sen Hubert H. Humphrey Charlotte N.C Nixon Humphrey North Carolina Eugene McCarthy Des Moines Alabama George Wallace McCarthy House of Representatives Shirley A. Chisholm Dn.y Brooklyn Washington Wendell H. Ford Edmund Muskie Pennsylvania Milton J. Shapp

Stripping protest turns violent in Knott County

In Knott County near a coal surface mine 25 year old Save Our Kentucky director Jim Branscomb and three others were pistol whipped as about 20 women demonstrated against strip mining. The clash followed a protest aimed at state lawmakers amid 11 bills on strip mining with potential future confrontations feared.

Lexington Jim Branscomb Save Our Kentucky Knott County Ken-Mack Coal Company Appalachia Kentucky Branscomb Wendell Ford

Treaty of Brussels expands Western Europe toward unity

Ten Western European nations signed the Treaty of Brussels to enlarge the European Economic Community effective Jan 1 1973. Britain’s Edward Heath led the ceremony as leaders pledged greater unity while several member states face referenda and parliamentary challenges to ratification.

Brussels Europe Britain House of Commons Ireland Denmark Norway France Germany Netherlands Italy Belgium Luxembourg United States Soviet Union U.S Ussr Japan

President lands pact enlarging European Common Market

President Nixon praised the enlargement of the Common Market to include Britain Denmark Ireland and Norway. The White House statement from his Florida retreat welcomed the Brussels treaty and set January 1 1973 as the joining date. The move aims to strengthen European unity to promote world peace security and prosperity and U.S. cooperation with Europe remains a cornerstone of policy.

Key Biscayne, Fla UPI Nixon Britain U.S Europe White House Brussels Denmark Ireland Norway

Greenbrier gets first postwar surface mining permits

The Beckley Raleigh Register reports two surface mining permits in Greenbrier County with more under consideration. Forest Ranger Merle McManigle warns the activity threatens a black bear habitat, risks trout stream filtration, and harms young hardwood stands in the Monongahela National Forest.

Beckley W. Va UPI Monongahela National Forest Greenbrier Raleigh Register Richwood District Forest Merle McManigle

Rockefellers Jay in West Virginia Governors Race Sparks Coal Clash

West Virginia faces a coal politics clash as John D Rockefeller IV announces a bid for governor. Rockefeller vows to abolish strip mining and reform the industry, pitting his conservation stance against powerful corporate interests and a crowded primary field.

John D Rockefeller West Virginia Appalachian Rockefeller

Kenna Attacks 100000 Campaign Spending Ceiling

West Virginia hopeful Lee M. Kenna questions Gov Moore's 100000 cap on gubernatorial campaign expenses. He argues the limit would shut out challengers without statewide exposure. Secretary Rockefeller also criticizes the proposal as aimed at him.

Charleston West Virginia Lee M. Kenna Arch A. Moore Jr Kenna Kanawha Moore John D. Rockefeller IV

Gromyko Visits Tokyo in Countermove to Nixon China Trip

Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko flies to Tokyo for a week long visit aimed at aligning Japanese leaders with the USSR and discouraging closer ties with China ahead of President Nixon's China trip.

Moscow Andrei A. Gromyko Tokyo Nixon China Japan Gromyko Soviet Union Peking

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