Carter energy talk with governors sparks mixed reactions
President Carter met with 43 state governors on the White House lawn to discuss energy policy. Some governors praised the dialogue while others criticized the session as orchestrated to push his energy legislation, with Gov. James Edwards calling it a show.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
White House
James Edwards
South Carolina
Edwards
Julian) Carroll
Kentucky
Reubin) Askew
Florida
David Boren
Oklahoma
Jerry Brown
California
Michigan
William Milliken
Milliken
James) Schlesinger
Dixie Lee Ray
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Desegregation rule question marks survival of black colleges
A HEW official said the federal desegregation guidelines do not guarantee the survival of 13 traditionally black colleges in six southern states. The rules require desegregation of students, faculty, and boards within five years, with mandatory desegregation of black colleges deferred two years to favor those schools' unique role. The official noted these guidelines aim for equal student competition, not guarantees of continued operation.
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Washington
UPI
HEW
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Virginia
U.S. District Court
John Pratt
Pratt
Hewetter
Duchess Andrea von Hapsburg Marries In Bavarian Civil Ceremony
Duchess Andrea von Hapsburg oldest daughter of Otto von Hapsburg and Count Karl-Eugen of Neipperg wed in a civil ceremony in a Bavarian town. She wore a blue silk dress and the groom a dark suit as bystanders watched in front of the city hall.
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West Germany
UPI
Andrea von Hapsburg
Otto von Hapsburg
Karl-Eugen of
Neipperg
History of Fine Arts
Agricultural
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Fort Worth
Tex
Billy Carter
House
Jim Wright
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Carter
Mrs. Stapleton
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United Nations
President Carter
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Vatican
Middle East
United Nations Organization
Local sailor visits Japan during Independence Day tour
Navy Hull Maintenance Technician First Class Charles A. Kinsley, son of Dale and family from Morgantown, visited Kagoshima Japan while serving aboard the combat store ship USS San Jose. The ship, homeported in Alameda California, is part of the U S Seventh Fleet in the western Pacific. A 1968 Morgantown High School graduate, Kinsley joined the Navy in 1969.
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Navy
Charles A. Kinsley
Dale A. Kinsley
Madigan Ave
Kagoshima
Japan
San Jose
Alameda
Calif
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Western Pacific
Morgantown High School
Kinsley
Hospitals Report Downtown and Greene Memorial Notes
Medical and surgical units list current admissions discharges and newborns across Monongalia and Preston counties with names and towns. Grafton City staff record admissions and discharges for multiple patients reflecting ongoing hospital activity.
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Monongalia General Medical
Harlan Maxwell
LaMesa Trailer Court
Carl D. Pickens
Center St
Justin DeCarlo
Deborah Ellifritz
Russell MacIntire
Virginia McClung
Kay Street
Alberta White
Grafton
George Wolfe
Ronald Hite
Caroline Kohn
Martin
Katherin DiPasquale
Clarksville
Irene Litten
Mather
Nellie Cheek
Graysville
Mable Lohr
New Freeport
Michael Holzworth
Waynesburg
Kenneth Townsend
Jefferson
Nada Watson
Carmichaels
Wayne Crow
Rices Landing
Elizabeth Patterson
William B. Birch
Nancy J. Harbarger
James I. Sweeney
Greensboro
Paul D. McGavitt
Daniel Bell
Beallsville
Calvan Robison
Jeff Richter
Prayun Chayapraks
Morgantown Area Forecast And Temperature Extremes
The Morgantown area forecast calls for partly cloudy skies today with highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s. Tonight’s low should be mid 60s. Yesterday’s extremes at Morgantown Lock and Dam: high 88, low 68, 0.35 inches of precipitation. Sunset 8:49 p.m. Sunrise 6:01 a.m.
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Morgantown
Morgantown Lock and Dam
Valdez Pipeline Explosion Triggers Emergency Shutdown
A Valdez pipeline pump station explosion caused a fire and oil spill with automatic shutoffs disabled during repairs. Workers evacuated by helicopter, air tankers dropped chemicals, and emergency crews controlled the blaze by Friday evening. Officials weighed bypassing the station to resume flow.
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Valdez
David Jewell
Department of Transportation
Washington
Air Force
UPI
Robert J. Fuss
Jewell
Transportation
Brock Adams
Office of
Pipeline Safety
Prudhoe Bay
Beverly Ward
Alyeska
Anchorage
Aleyska
Gunmen Leader Seeks South Yemen Approval for Tentative Accord
Gunmen Minister Sheik Sabah Ahmad contacted the government of South Yemen about a tentative agreement and awaited South Yemen's approval.
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Sheik Sabah Ahmad
South Yemen
Kuwait Airways hijack ends in three hour flight to South Yemen
A Kuwait Airways jet with six gunmen and three Arab hostages departed for South Yemen on a three hour 1 200 mile flight. Hijackers were Ahmad and accomplices while Awni Batash deputy PLO Kuwait, South Yemen Ambassador Muhammad Abdo Tabshi and Kuwaiti Public Security head Mohammad Al Hamad accompanied them.
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Kuwait
UPI
Kuwait Airways
South Yemen
Ahmad
Awni Batash
PLO
Muhammad Abdo Tabshi
Public School Transfer Deadline For Monongalia County Students
Transfers to nonresidence schools must be requested to Don Riley by August 1. Approval is not automatic and will consider space, staff, class sizes, and reasons. Contact Riley at 263 Prairie Ave or call 292-6371.
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Monongalia County
Don Riley
Riley
Prairie Ave
Obituaries for Lula Bolyard and Elias Kelly
Lula Myrtle Bolyard 90 of Rt 1 Thornton died July 8 1977 at a daughter’s home She was born July 22 1886 in Taylor County and was a member of Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church Survived by five children 14 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren one great great grandchild Funeral details were given for the Bolyard family Elias Richard Kelly 67 of Rt 2 Albright died July 9 1977 at McGarrett County Memorial Hospital He was born July 14 1909 in Albright a retired coal miner and construction worker Survived by three sons a daughter a granddaughter and three brothers
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Rt. 1
Thornton
Robert Moore
Taylor County
Samuel and
Martha Judkins Walters
Mount Pleasant
Hugh
Mildred) Evans
Morgantown
Robert
Wilda) Moore
Thorton
Carl
South River
N. J
Beryl
Howard
Willie Walters
Elias Richard Kelly
Rt. 2
Albright
McGarrett County Memorial Hospital
Oakland
John Wesley
Lillian Fizer Kelly
Richard Lee Kelly
Daniel Robert Kelly
Terra Alta
Howard Franklin Kelly
Doris Pearl Wilhelm
Kingwood
Phyllis Sisler
Elmer Kelly
Ray Kelly
Elizabeth Delia Schoenherr
Akron, Ohio
Sonny and
Delia Weaver Jenkins
Church of the Brethren of
Salvation Army Home League
Dorothy Merriman
Willa Redd
Akron
Delia Augusta Myers
Houston
Texas
Rita Youngren
Manito
Ill
Olive Johnson
Gay Buseman
William Julius Schoenherr
Casteel
Clarence C. J
Newbury
Taylor
Newburg
James L. Phillips
Damon Cemetery
Aurora Lodge
Evans
Robert F
Morgantown Ave
Fairmont
Fairmont General Hospital
Ford Funeral Home
Christ United Methodist Church
Vermont
Fairfax Streets
Dene Thomas
Keith Clark
Heavener Cemetery
Buckhannon
Frum
Bess Hess
Holswade Drive
Huntington
Klingel-Carpenter Mortuary
Ridgelawn Memorial
Cabell- Wayne
Arthritis Foundation
Norway Ave
Kelly
Elias Richard
McGarrett Ceunty Memorial Hospital
Browning
Robert Wilson
Preston Memorial Gardens
Morgan
Robert H
Davidson-Mancinelli
Benny L. Moran
Arnettsville
Schoenherr
Elizabeth Delia
Friends
Hastings Funeral Home
William S. Fitchner
Beverly Hills Memorial Gardens
Elizebeth Schoenherr
Yeazell
Christopher Scott
Green St
Charles £. Roberts Jr
Judge uses nurses' trial to catch up on backlogged cases
DETROIT UPI The federal judge overseeing the trial of two Filipino nurses at the Ann Arbor VA Hospital said the long wait for a verdict has allowed him to reduce a crushing backlog. Judge Philip Pratt spent 11 days in chambers as jurors review 6,500 pages of transcripts from 100 witnesses and 58 exhibits in the three month trial.
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Detroit
UPI
U.S. District Court
Philip Pratt
Filipina Narciso
Leonora Perez
Ann Arbor Veterans Administration Hospital
Narciso
Pratt
Congressionai Re
Funeral notices from Morgantown and nearby towns
Obituaries list multiple individuals with ages and hometowns including Akron Terra Alta and Morgantown. Details cover death dates July 7-9 1977, funeral homes Kiger-Williams Fike-Watson Bartlett Morgantown Ford Klingel-Carpenter Davidson-Mancinelli Hastings and burial sites Arthurdale Damon Heavener Beverly Hills and Arnettsville. Service times range July 10-13 with various officiants named.
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