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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1977

Page

13

Coal Queen hopefuls named from tri-county area

Seventeen junior girls from area high schools were nominated for the 1977 Bituminous Coal Queen contest to be held August 28 at the King Coal Association show. Each candidate showcased talent from vocal medleys to ballet, jazz, dance, and guitar.

Carmichaels Tri-County King Coal Association Connie Morris Albert Gallatin Senior High School Eileen Rendin Masontown Bethlehem Center Senior High Lora Gavlik Fredericktown Brownsville Area Senior High Bernice Waggett West Greene High School Belynda Loughman Sycamore Uniontown Senior High School Andria Babcheck New Salem Waynesburg Central High School Leslie Ann Cahn

McIntosh aids Cornell review of agricultural economics

Dr. Kenneth D. McIntosh of West Virginia University helped lead a six member team reviewing Cornell University's agricultural economics program. The week long evaluation covered research teaching and extension and offered recommendations for improvement. Other team members came from Michigan State Ohio State North Carolina State Oregon State and Virginia Tech. The Cooperative State Research Service sponsored the review.

Kenneth D. McIntosh West Virginia University College of Agriculture and Forestry Cornell University Cornell McIntosh David Armstrong Michigan State Wallace Barr Ohio State J.C. Williamson North Carolina State Ludwig Eisgruber Oregon State Joseph Havlicek Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University The Cooperative State Research Service

Bruise Energy of Peaches and Apples Reported

WVU agricultural engineering professor Dr. Robert G. Diener presented a paper on bruise energy in peaches and apples at the American Society of Agricultural Engineers meeting in Raleigh. The research supports designing mechanical fruit harvesters and lists team members and WVU staff. New WVU President Dr. Gene A. Budig will address the University Senate at 3 15 p m Monday July 11 in the Coliseum Mountaineer Lounge with several annual reports and committee nominees on the agenda.

Robert G. Diener West Virginia University American Society of Agricultural Engineers Raleigh N.C WVII Diener Buise Energy Research Robert E. Adams Morris L. Ingle Kendall C. Elliott Paul E. Nesselroad Steven H. Blizzard New Gene A. Budig Universit Senate Mountaineer Coliseum Senate I.D. Peters Senate Research, Research Grants and Publications Committee Committee On Committees WVU

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