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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1971

Page

17

Sally Storey Turns Hardship Into Community Service

Sally Storey, a former Navy nurse now living in Morgantown, WV, rebuilt her life after a 1957 fall and decade of medical battles. She now donates time and a car to transport elderly and disabled residents to clinics, meals, and events through the Senior Center, Scotts Run Settlement House, the Shack, Salvation Army, and other groups, while pursuing photography and community work.

Frank M. Heaster Dominion-Post Storey Sally H. Storey Collins Ferry Road U.S. Navy Camp LeJeune N.C Sally Navy Hospital Portsmouth Sally Storey Morgantown University Hospital Hampton Veterans Administration Morgantown Post Scotts Run Settlement House the Shack Salvation Army Monongalia Health Center Sunday Dominion Post Panorama Miss Storey Elizabeth Buxton Hospital Newport News Easton State Hospital Williamsburg Oteen Veterans Hospital Asheville Navy Johnny Cash East Virginia Appalachia

January rediscovery and self care in a hopeful month

Ida Beverage extols January as a serene month for personal renewal and home comforts. She praises its quiet, reflective nature and notes both cold hardship and warmth of home, urging rediscovery of one another amid reports of youth striving for a better world.

IDA Beverage

Black students gain greater access to medical schools across the US

Medical colleges in Nashville and Washington have long admitted Black applicants and now broader efforts expand opportunities for minority groups. A May 1968 AAMC survey shows two thirds of schools recruiting minorities, a 50 percent rise in Black freshmen, and support such as counselors and preparatory programs to help admitted students.

David Morgan Meharry Medical College Nashville Tenn Howard University College of Medicine Washington D.C U.S Association of American Medical Colleges AAMC

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