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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1971

Page

2

West Virginia coal operators face new crisis

UTU strike against Norfolk & Western halted trains across eight southern West Virginia counties. About 220 mines served exclusively by N&W risk coal shortages as 1,200 UTU members walk out and 2,700 WV miners face possible layoffs if the dispute lasts beyond Tuesday. Estimated daily losses reach 225,000 tons of coal and $550,000 in wages.

West Virginia United Transportation Union Norfolk & Western Railway Mercer Mingo Fayette McDowell Wyoming Summers Raleigh Wayne Counties N&w Roanoke Robert Pendergast UPI Virginia Kentucky Pendergast States Canada UTU Kenova Bluefield Williamson

Rock festival planned at drive in theater in West Virginia

In Harpers Ferry, promoters planned a rock festival for Sunday with at least 1,000 expected attendees. Sheriff Moreland fought to block the event, but Jefferson County Circuit Court denied the injunction. Bands from Washington and Boston were listed as performers.

Harpers Ferry W. Va UPI Jefferson County Robert Moreland Moreland Washington Boston

Two highway deaths hit West Virginia toll rises

Friday night and early Saturday claimed two lives in West Virginia. Clar ence W. 50 of Hinton died in a head on crash on W V a 54 near Glen White in Raleigh County. Kenneth Richard Hose 19 of Moorefield died when his car hit a bridge abutment on U S 220. A Summers County man’s fatal crash and a Moorefield youth’s wreck contributed to the year’s road toll of 236 with 34 fewer than last year. Local man joins Angus breeders Tom Cyphert Morgantown elected to membership in the American Angus Association at St Joseph Mo Lloyd D Miller says 435 memberships were issued.

West Virginia Summers County Clarence W. 50 Hinton W.va Glen White Raleigh County Moorefield Hardy County Kenneth Richard Hose U.S. 220 Tom Cyphert Morgantown St. Joseph Lloyd D. Miller

Morgantown Sunday Dominion Post Notices

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mrs. H.C. Greer as president with scattered references to counties outside West Virginia. No clear event, date, or identifiable details present.

Morgantown

Railroad checks environmental impact near Madison West Virginia

Chesapeake and Ohio Railway hires environmental specialists to inspect a Boone County site near Madison charged by the State Department of Natural Resources for dumping debris into Pond Fork. Engineer J J Dwier will assess possible mud slide and illegal disposal ahead of a preliminary hearing set for next Thursday. maximum penalties include $500 and six months in jail.

Greenview W. Va UPI Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co Boone County State Department of Natural Resources C&o J. J. Dwier Madison Roy Mitchell Don Dillon DNR Dwier Dillon Pond Fork Madison Justice of the Peace C. C. Doss

State NAACP plans meeting in Beckley West Virginia

West Virginia NAACP plans its annual convention in Beckley on September 17 with General Chairman George White announcing open housing and nationwide NAACP priorities for 1972 as major topics. The meeting will discuss several open housing projects across the Mountain State. Nixon nominates Rush Moody Jr. of Midland Texas to the Federal Power Commission.

Beckley W. Va UPI West Virginia National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP George White Mountain State Moody Washington Nixon Rush Moody Jr Midland Tex

Reading Notes From Laurel Run Section A Deaths Page

A listing of section and page references for Laurel Run including deaths funeral notices weather maps and regional news across multiple pages. The text catalogs various sections such as GOOD READING INSIDE and NEED answers and notes features like Hospital notes Ida Beverage and Ray Martins column with cross references to pages 6A 7A and 8A.

Pennsylvania USS West Virginia World News Fayette-Greene Friendsville News Ida Beverage Knowledge Markleysville News Mountain Heights Ray Martin Washington Abby Farm News Grafton Taylor County Preston County Adaline Moore Italy Haim Ginott Bobtown Mary't Beulah Hash Masontown Mt. Morris News

Marshall riot case moves toward more defense witnesses

Defence testimony resumes Friday at Cabell County Common Pleas Court in the David Workman inciting riot case tied to Oct 8 1970 disturbances near Marshall University. Seven more witnesses expected. former trooper James L. Giles testified no riot and no police mediation occurred.

Nuniuuiun Wva Cabell County Common Pleas Court David Workman Marshall University Workman James L. Giles Marshall Giles Sharon Maurer

Escapee loses grip and is captured in Anderson

Larry Taylor, 21, an escapee from Huttonsville Correctional Center West Virginia, clung by fingers from a second floor window in Anderson Indiana before dropping to the ground and surrendering to city police. He was serving a sentence for voluntary manslaughter.

Anderson Ind UPI Larry Taylor Huttonsville West Virginia Taylor

Shapp urges welfare workers not to strike

Gov. Milton J. Shapp urged Pennsylvania welfare workers to abandon a planned strike amid demands for higher pay and lighter caseloads. He warned the move would be illegal and hinder negotiations, as Local 1623 AFSCME represents about 900 of 2,000 County Board of Assistance workers.

Philadelphia UPI Milton J. Shapp Shapp American Federation of State County Board of Assistance

Shapp warns miners against illegal walkout amid pay dispute

Pennsylvania officials cite Public Employes Act 195 restricting negotiations with workers in an illegal strike as budget pressures limit salary talks. Shapp opposes the walkout and urges reconsideration while noting workers face pay gaps versus city counterparts. In a separate note, Pocono tourism expects 50,000 more visitors yearly after Sunday liquor sales legalization, projecting $38 million in added tax revenue.

Shapp Stroudsburg, Pa UPI Pocono Mountains

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