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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1973
Page
14
A column cites Watergate scrutiny as a test of the nation’s freedom and constitutional vitality. It surveys editor responses on press immunity, political rights, and societal issues, highlighting public opinion on Nixon, amnesty, pollution, and U.S. foreign policy.
In Charleston West Virginia judges of the peace are absorbing praise or blame for defeats of the constitutional amendment to reorganize the judiciary. Two defeats in April and last week followed Senate approval and JP opposition helped sink the measure. Circuit judges are blamed by some for opposing the amendment citing threats to local autonomy under state supreme court supervision.
A Family Services Association drive to fund low cost owner occupied homes targets rural areas surrounding Morgantown. The effort, not a forced program, aims to improve dilapidated housing and provide information as volunteers prepare to act amid local rumor. Also covered is a West Virginia Supreme Court ruling declaring mayoral fee payments unconstitutional when based on guilty verdicts, and political reshuffling in the state House Finance Committee highlighting new leadership duties.
Washington diary reveals a White House budget cut almost halting Loran navigation for Polaris and Poseidon subs. Rep. Murphy’s coast guard subcommittee uncovered a covert push to cripple critical nav aids, led by a mysterious officer dubbed Captain Marvel who contacted Congress from pay booths. The panel restored $24 million for Loran A and $22 million for Loran C, safeguarding naval operations in the Pacific and Mediterranean.
The Belfast campaign before Ulster's Thursday election centers on reducing sectarian violence and creating a nonsectarian administration. London outlines a limited autonomy plan with Catholic and Protestant power sharing amid ongoing unrest and economic ties to Europe.
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