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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1973

Page

8

Morgantown Mayors Race Could Crown First Lady Leader

Morgantown may elect its first woman mayor in Tuesday's City Council meeting. Florence Merow and Dorothy Comantzis lead the field, both councilwomen, with Jamison and McCartney not seeking. Other possible contenders include Richard Walters and Theodore Judy as the ceremonial role prompts debate on duties and fiscal aims.

Ann Swinkola Dominion Post Morgantown Fourth Ward Richard Walters Seventh Ward Theodore Judy Judy Comuntzis

Prete revives plan for shopping mall and motel complex

Local developer James A. Prete of 3081 University Ave plans a 1.6 million mall with 14 stores and a 1 million, 100 unit motel restaurant across University Ave. The projects on 9.66 acres near Koontz Ave face zoning battles and possible Board of Zoning Appeals action by July 16.

James A. Prete University and Koontz Avenues Prete University Ave Prete Construction Co Seventh Ward James A. Ashburn University Avenues 88 Builders, Inc McKeesport University Avenue Somerset National Corp Dallas Tex Board of Zoning Appeals BIA Suncrest National Bank Suncrest Cultural Center C&p Telephone Co Foodland Gulf Station McDonald's Koontz Avenue

Jess Mapstone wins top Jaycee honors at Morgantown banquet

Jess Mapstone secretary of the Morgantown Jaycees is named Jaycee of the Year and receives a Key Man Award at the annual installation and awards banquet at Mont Chateau. He is also installed as external vice president and is noted for five years of service with the Bureau of Mines and various Jaycee activities.

Morgantown Jaycees Gary Friggens Jess Mapstone Roger Britton State Jaycee Ed Gilmer Princeton Keith DeVault Leonard Johnson New Ron Rittenhouse Mont Chateau Mapstone U.S. Bureau of Mines Jaycee Dave Simpson DeVault Shalhamer Realty

Food prices soar 256 percent in decade says Morgantown report

The Morgantown area reflects a national trend with major food price gains over ten years. Center cut pork chops up 256 percent, boneless chuck roast 56.5 percent, haddock 154 percent, shrimp eight ounce bag at 1.69, eggs near 89 cents a dozen, while May 1963 prices and current ceilings shape shopper concerns.

Peter A. Laqueur Dominion Post U.S. Department of Agricultural Morgantown

Fourth of July Celebrations Span Morgantown to Terra Alta

The Fourth of July weekend brings closures across Preston Taylor and Monongalia counties with banks, stores, and federal offices shut. Morgantown opts for Hills Department Store fireworks at 10 15 p.m. and Terra Alta hosts a 45th annual celebration with a 6 30 p.m. parade and 11 p.m. fireworks. A National Bicentennial event at Fort Necessity near Uniontown highlights the day with a flag presentation by Pennsylvania officials.

Mason-Dixons Preston Taylor Monongalia Morgantown West Virginia University Hills Department Store Terra Alta Fair Chance Fort Necessity National Battlefield Uniontown Pennsylvania National Commission Washington Fort Necessity Ripley Mountain Cedar Lakes

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Florence Merow First Ward Dorothy Comantzis J. Theatle Jamison Earl McCartney Dorothy Comuntzis Greer Building W .Va D.G Parkersburg Internal Revenue Service E. W Kingwood Asel Kennedy Kennedy Tunnelton Nixon R.G Simpson Tom Hiser National Kun West Virginia
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