WV Legislature may reconvene brief two day session
Charleston UPI report details a possible two day return of West Virginia's 61st Legislature with debates over surplus funds and Gov Moore vetoes. Key items include teacher pay raises, retirement funding, and a possible road bonds program amid federal revenue sharing questions. Logan County civil service panel dismisses hearing for two former deputies.
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Charleston
W.va
UPI
House
Senate
Arch Moore
William Brotherton
D-Kanawha
Lewis McManus
D-Raleigh
McManus
Supreme Court
Moore
Secretary of State
William) Ritchie
Logan
W. Va
Logan County Civil Service Commission
West Virginia Auctioneer Hints At Selling Secrets
John McNeill a 61 year old Point Pleasant auctioneer with four decades of experience says timing is the key to success in auctions. He recalls starting in 1934 at farm sales and later working stockyards in Point Pleasant and Charleston. He has earned well over 100000 at major sales including large cattle and machinery auctions.
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Point Pleasant
W.va
John McNeill
West Virginia
McNeill
Here
Charleston
Chillicothend
Zanesville
Ohio
Education conference opens today
West Virginia school superintendents gather at Jackson's Mill for a four day conference starting Sunday under the theme Educational Facilities Planning and Programming. Topics include county bond issues architect selection site planning and innovations in school design as voters approved a $200 million bond measure last November. An estimated $50 million is available this year for school construction. Attendees include county and assistant superintendents and state education department staff.
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Weston
W.va
West Virginia
Jackson's Mill
State Department of Education
Nursing home hearing slated for July 19 in Charleston
The West Virginia Nursing Home Licensing Board schedules a formal hearing July 19 to probe the treatment of 75 year old Daisy Painter who was described as in a hideous condition after transfer from Perry Nursing Home near St Albans to the House of Mercy home in Charleston.
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Charleston
W. Va
Shooting decision expected in Graziani case
A motion to dismiss charges against Charleston man Robert Clements in the Philip Graziani shooting case is to be ruled Monday by U S District Judge K K Hall. Clements is among four indicted for conspiracy and obstruction of justice. police say he was jailed at 12:01 a m on April 9, 1972, on a felonious assault warrant. Graziani, a former state attorney general official, was shot near his Charleston home on April 8, 1972 and recovered.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Philip J. Graziani
U.S. District Court
K. K. Hall
Robert Clements
Graziani
Elkins
Clements
Kanawha County
State DNRE Receives Two Surface Mining Permit Applications
The Department of Natural Resources did not issue permits last week. Cedar Coal Co. applied for a 135 acre site in Kanawha County near Chelyan, and J&J Mining Co. sought a 10.4 acre site in Monongalia County near Maidsville.
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Charleston
W.va
Inside Page Teases Local Notes and Columns
Fragmented OCR shows a newspaper interior with death notices hospital notes columns and a preview of sections including Washington Merry-Go-Round and Statehouse Notebook. Mentions include Preston County Ray Martins column and a women’s section Adaline Moore.
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Pennsylvania
U.S. News
West Virginia News
Fayette-Greene
Ida Beige
Kilpatrick
Preston County
Ray Martin
Statehouse Notebook
Washington Merry
Week's coal output surpasses 1972 figures in six states
U S weekly coal production for the week ending June 23 rose above the 1972 level at 12 110 000 tons while the year to date totals 280 370 000 tons show a 5 2 percent drop. Eastern state estimates for June weeks show West Virginia Kentucky Pennsylvania and Ohio leading output with Virginia Indiana and Maryland also listed. Miners’ vacations starting June 24 are expected to cut production sharply.
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Bureau
W.va
Ohio
Ind
Ala
Sheridan named special agent in charge at FBI Pittsburgh region
AP reports Philip R Sheridan appointed as special agent in charge of the FBI regional office in Pittsburgh. The West Virginia area falls within the Pittsburgh region. Sheridan previously led the Norfolk Virginia office, succeeding retirement of Ian McClennon.
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Pittsburgh
Philip R Sheridan
FBI
West Virginia
Sheridan
Norfolk, Va
Ian McClennon
Task Force on Graduate Education Formed
CHARLESTON, W.Va. AP Board of Regents Chancellor Dr. Price Woodard is among 15 members on a task force by the Education Commission of the States. The panel will study graduate education financing and planning, aiming to curb program proliferation while preserving essential programs, with results due in 18 months.
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Charleston
W.va
Board of Regents
Price Woodard
Education Commission of the States
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