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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1971

Page

9

VEED ANSWERS Public Service Column Questions

The column answers reader inquiries on childbirth options, postage history, welfare figures, and livestock care. It notes no national group for natural childbirth, outlines Franklin stamp history, cites Ohio welfare data, and references an Ohio State University animal science clipping on feeding frequency versus total feed.

Ohio West Virginia Department of Animal Science Ohio State University

Morgantown groups launch petition drive for stronger law enforcement

The Combined Civic Club Committee initiates a statewide petition to back tougher policing including a criminal investigating unit, Civil Service status for sheriffs deputies, and a larger State Police force. Kickoff is set for February 12 with calls for legislative funding and public support.

CCCC Morgantown West Virginia Rotary Club of Quota Club International Rotary Club Big Brothers Morgantown Club William A. Moreland Robert W. Dinsmore Robert B. Stone Terry T. Jones Rotary Quota Club WVU

Petition Poem Warns of Pollution's Grim End

A poem laments Earth's fate with smog, dwindling water, and dead landscapes. It envisions a starving world, polluted air, and forests burned to stumps, questioning whether disaster is inevitable. The piece ends with a reflective note attributed to Molly Current.

Molly

Student Letters Seek Answers From Big Companies On Pollution

Catherine Balliet a 10 year old Second Ward School pupil asks how to contact large corporations with questions about problems Liz Ebi also writes to Morgantown papers voicing concern over pollution The Dominion Post published a petition by Molly Current including a pollution poem and notes teachers at Second Ward School were contacted.

Dominion-Post Catherine Balliet Second Ward Catherine Liz Ebi Morgantown Dominion Post Molly Current Miss Current

Terra Alta plans expansion and renovations across town

Officials reveal remodeling of an old theater into a Town Hall in Terra Alta while Hopemont State Hospital seeks permission to add two more wings. Terra Alta Development Credit Corp. eyes extra housing, and Mountaintop Vacations expands facilities amid broader town growth.

Frank Heaster Dominion Post Terra Alta Hopemont State Hospital Terra Alta Development Credit Corp TADC

Terra Alta Seeks Housing To Grow Best Inc Factory

Terra Alta's Best Inc dress plant plans expansion from 14 workers to about 300 within a year. Manager Oscar Gerlach warns housing shortages as workers from outside the area will need homes. The TADC plans to reactivate with a $10 dues drive and housing sponsorship push.

Best, Inc Terra Alta Oscar Gerlach TADC

New Coliseum traffic plan rolls in amid snow

Winter weather hampered efforts at West Virginia University's Coliseum as police and university officials tested new exit signs directing fans to southern lots. Despite 5,118 fans and full lots, 75 percent used downtown routes and traffic moved well, though Beechurst Avenue bottlenecks and Beechurst and Monongahela Boulevard congestion lingered in four inches of slush.

Mike Connell Dominion Post Winter University West Virginia University Monongahela Boulevard Coliseum Patrick A. Tork Tork University Beechurst Avenue Beechurst

Osage elects reforming mayor cracks down on sewage and bootleggers

Osage Mayor John Hughes declares a 90 day period for residents to install septic tanks to curb storm sewer dumping and vows fines of 100 dollars thereafter. He also targets bootleggers selling State Store whiskey with police cooperation. Councilman Melvin Turner was arrested for interfering with a police officer and posted 100 dollar bond awaiting trial.

Osage John Hughes Hughes Leonzie Dutch) Morris Melvin Turner Virgil Colter Turner

Snow and cold sweep Mason-Dixon region causing road woes

Sporadic heavy snow kept Mason-Dixonland road crews busy while motorists faced delays and hazardous conditions. Monongalia and Preston counties reported 3-7 inch depths with multiple DOH crews operating through the night to clear primary routes. secondary roads awaited thaw.

Mason-Dixonland Morgantown Monongalia Pentress Halleck Preston County Taylor County

Undercover agent testifies in Monongalia drug probe case

Dominion Post reports Roger Fortney 18 of Ridgeway Ave bound over to the Monongalia County grand jury after a preliminary hearing on marijuana sale charges from Jan 6. State Policeman Larry Wildman testified about undercover methods and Fortney’s alleged sale of marijuana and a hash pipe for 20 dollars.

Bob Risher Dominion Post Roger Fortney Ridgeway Ave Monongana Grand Fortney Justice of the Peace John P Ruth) Shale Ralph Chris Hatfield Brownsville Roy Glenn Blanchard Maidsville Wildman

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