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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1977

Page

10

Mining technology accord signed by US and Britain

The National Coal Association and the British National Coal Board signed a memorandum of intent to foster joint development in mining technology. NCB president Carl E. Bagge and NCA chair Otes Bennett Jr. led the American side with Sir Derek Ezra for Britain, aiming to accelerate U.S. coal output through shared advances.

Washington U.S National Coal Association NCA British National Coal Board NCB Carl E. Bagge Otes Bennett Jr Derek Ezra Ment Establishment Nca-Affiliated Bituminous Coal Research, Inc Peter G. Tregelles Joseph J. Yancik Yancik Bennett Stonie Barker Jr Bagge North American Coal Corp Galloway Barker Chapmanville Logan County Barkerheads Island Creek Coal Co Ralph B. Harry Edna Brandt

Dear Dr Graham on evil and sin in the world

A reader asks why a four year old girl was beaten to death by her parents. The reply cites biblical verses on sin and evil, argues humanity's rebellion against God, and urges repentance and forgiveness through Christ as the needed response. The piece closes with syndicate credits.

DR. Graham M. D Christ Jeremiah Jesus The Chicago Tribune-N.y. News Syndicate, Inc Chicago

Anita Bryant Visits West Virginia Amid Protests

The protest outside Marshall University during Anita Bryant's fund raising banquet drew about 50 demonstrators mainly opposing her anti homosexual campaign in Florida. Eight police and security staff monitored the event as Bryant and her husband Bob Green spoke about their stance, saying they oppose gay rights but defend constitutional protections.

Huntington, W.va UPI Anita Bryant Florida Marshall University Memorial Student Center Charleston Area Ku Klux Klan Miss Bryant Marshall University Dade County Bob Green United States Green West Virginia

Researchers study regional energy reserves impact

Miernyk and team, including Melissa Wolford, Dr. Frank Giarratani, Dr. John Sears and Charles Locher, completed a three year regional energy reserves impact study. Funded by the EDA, the report will be sent to a national audience. He warns of fuel shortages and remains optimistic about West Virginia’s economic future.

Ing Miernyk Melissa Wolford Frank Giarratani John Sears Charles Locher Economic Development Administration EDA U.S. Commerce Department

Sheriff vows crackdown after failed second chance program

Preston inmates recount a claimed reformed inmate Eaton who betrayed trust. The Sheriff regrets his policy of giving second chances, saying he is not sorry he trusted him and vows stricter action as ministers and others who believed in reform express disappointment.

Graham Eaton

Burglary in Tyrone Road Area Sees Cash Stolen

State Police report two homes in the Tyrone Road area were broken into yesterday with no arrests by late night. Robbers entered the Ralph Ruth home on Snake Hill Road and stole 700 dollars in cash while a second nearby break-in was under investigation with details unavailable.

Tyrone Road Ralph Ruth Snake Hill Road

Foreign counselors join WVU exchange program

Foreign visitors from Nigeria Gambia Taiwan France and West Germany will be among 175 counselors in the Council of International Programs education exchange at West Virginia University. Samuel Nwagbara 40 Nigeria to People Aware of Children Exceptional Star City Arfang Kanuteh 26 Gambia at Presbyterian Child Development Center Morgantown Kuo Tseng 41 Taiwan at Robert F Kennedy Center Morgantown Danielle Robier 25 France at Scott's Run Settlement Osage Heidemarie Gerfert 34 West Germany at CRISP Morgantown.

Nigeria Gambia Taiwan France West Germany Council of International Programs West Virginia University Samuel Nwagbara Star City Arfang Kanuteh Presbyterian Child Development Center Morgantown Kuo Tseng Robert F. Kennedy Center Danielle Robier Scott's Run Settlement Osage Heidemarie Gerfert CRISP

PTA Monitors TV Programs For Violence And Quality

The PTA plans to assess network television after January 1, aiming to curb violence and improve program quality. It may boycott advertisers and petition the FCC if networks do not respond. The drive highlights aggression imitation desensitization and distortion as risks to children.

National Parent Teacher Association PTA Federal Communications Commission PTA Television Commission

M&I Clinics Schedule Prenatal and Well Child Sessions

The Maternity and Infant Care Program on Van Voorhis Road near Monongalia General Hospital schedules prenatal clinics at noon on Monday and Tuesday by appointment. A family planning clinic is at 11 30 a.m. Wednesday by appointment. Well child clinics run at 9 a.m. Thursday and Friday by appointment. Call 599 0275 or in Kingwood 329 0096.

van Voorhis Road Monongalia General Hospital Kingwood

Comunizis Attends Clarksburg Community Meeting

Morgantown resident and City Councilwoman Dorothy Comunizis attended the area organizational meeting for her community in the All West Virginia City program in Clarksburg. State chairman C. L. Smithson of Monongahela Power Co. presented new program materials to mayors and chairmen and showed a slide of past winners and their categories. The West Virginia Chamber of Commerce sponsors the statewide program to promote community achievement and progress.

Morgantown Dorothy Comunizis Clarksburg C. L. Smithson Monongahela Power Co Fairmont West Virginia Chamber of Commerce

Morgantown Seniors Visit Washington D C

Morgantown area seniors traveled to the capital for an informal meeting with Congressman Harley O Staggers. Staggers answered questions on pending legislation in Congress covering a variety of topics.

Washington Morgantown Nation Capitol Harley O. Staggers Staggers Congress

State Fair opens Aug.20 with shows through Aug.27

The 53rd West Virginia State Fair runs Aug. 20–27 featuring eight nights of top name entertainment. Performers include Jim Nabors Aug. 20 Johnny Cash Aug. 21 Billy Crash Craddock Aug. 22 The Let Termen Aug. 23 The Statler Brothers Aug. 24 Bobby and Cissy Aug. 25 Tammy Wynette Aug. 26 Hank Williams Jr. Aug. 27. Nabors and Cash appear at 2 and 8 p.m. all other shows start at 8 p.m. Tickets are selling fast. contact the State Fair office Box 829 Lewisburg WV 24901.

Jim Nabors Johnny Cash Billy “Crash Craddock The Lettermen Statler Brothers Bobby and Cissy Tammy Wynette Hank Williams Jr Samuel Yates State Fair Office Lewisburg W.va

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