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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1971

Page

15

Credit bureau secrets raise privacy alarms in credit data network

Arthur R. Miller outlines how private sector credit bureaus collect and compile personal data from public records and interviews, often with harsh hearsay and biased notes. He highlights large firms Retail Credit Co and Hooper Holmes, questionable field practices, quotas, and potential harm to individuals’ credit and reputation.

Arthur R. Miller United States Credit Bureau Retail Credit Co Retail Credit Bureau Hooper- Holmes Bureau Hooper-Holmes Retail Credit Church League of America

Elderly Morgantown widow mentors weaving at senior center

At 83, Mrs. Marvin Steel teaches weaving at the Morgantown Senior Center, traveling four days a week to instruct about 50 students over six years. A former librarian and minister’s wife, she moved from Tennessee to be near her son Dr Edward Steel, a University history professor, and embraces a life of teaching, reading, and friendship building.

Frank M. Heaster Marvin Steel Nashville Tenn Ward Seminary Morgantown Senior Center Lewisburg Edward M. Steel University Christine Sell Don Eddy Mrs. Steel Friendship Manor Tennessee Virginia Polytechnic Institute VPI

Wine Women and Song origins tied to German poet Voss

Reader asks origin of the phrase Wine Women and Song linking Vienna waltzes and Johann Strauss. Note German poet Johann Heinrich Voss coined a similar line. Also includes reflections on Mrs Steel and her pupils and a weaving anecdote about a retired engineer.

Morrises Satoshi Nii Aki-gun Hiroshimaa Ree Vienna Johann Strausses Strauss Johann Heinrich Voss P.S

Just Between Us Service Honesty Choir Win Praise

Community notes highlight Mrs. Sara Lee recalling a Jeep camping shade oak near Moorefield and John Rosiak aiding a burst hose at a service station. The People's Chair choir promotes its Tell It Like It Is tour across West Virginia amid praise. Also mentions pets left in heat and bike theft concerns.

Sara Lee Stewartstown Road Moorefield John Rosiak John Vietnam Spruce Street United Methodist Church West Virginia

Advisers recount LBJ push toward North Vietnam strike

Washington insiders contest the Pentagon Papers view and say LBJ secretly prepared escalation while publicly limiting involvement. On February 7 1965 after Pleiku, Johnson pressed for action with top aides and ordered the Joint Chiefs to ready the war machine while seeking a decisive joint incident to deter further attacks.

Jack Anderson Washington North Vietnam Lyndon Johnson Pentagon Joint Chiefs U.S Pleiku Defense LBJ Saigon Maxwell Taylor A. Alexis North South Vietnam Earle Wheeler National Security Council George Ball Permier Aleksei Kosygin Hanoi

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