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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1968

Page

9

Moore sweeps Northern West Virginia in GOP primary

Arch Moore routed Cecil Underwood in the Republican primary with strong northern backing. Reporters traced canvassed returns to explain the lopsided results and noted substantial votes for Moore in Panhandle precincts. Analysts say northern loyalty to Moore or shifting regional dynamics explain the thumping and foreshadow a tough race against Democrat Jim Sprouse. The piece also mentions a separate civil suit over property sales involving Moore and attorney Don Barr.

Charleston Arch Moore Cecil Underwood West Virginia Capitol Statehouse Underwood U.S. Senate Moore Robert Bailey Panhanide North Associated Press Herb Little Statehouse Press Corps Tyler County Huntington Cabell Kanawha County Jim Sprouse Panhandle GOP Sprouse Moundsville Don Barr Barr William Wells Marshall Wetzel Catherine James Wells

Seminar Opens At WVU For Appalachia Future Debate

Twenty journalists from ten states attend a week long WVU seminar on Appalachia Causes and future. SREB Journalism Project sponsors discussions on people economy institutions and government with 13 speakers and field visits to a glass factory and Cheat Lake.

West Virginia University Appalachia Southern Regional Education Board SREB Mont Chateau Lodge WVU Cheat Lake

Grafton May Get Tomato Industry Funds

Grafton Area Development Council announces an application for about 1.2 million dollars to establish a year round tomato complex in Taylor County. Final funding decision by EDA is awaited. 84 local jobs expected with 12 acres of greenhouses. Plans began in January with GADC support and recognition for members and coordinator James L. Manno.

Grafton Taylor County Economic Development Administration Washington Sam Morasco Grafton Area Development Council West Virginia Department of Commerce The Huntington Morasco

Controversial Second Ward Race Highlights Doane Race

In Tuesday's City Council election the Second Ward contest centers on Rev. John Doane seeking re election against attacker William Delardas a local property owner. Two challengers Monica Mengoli and Elizabeth Collins vie for the seat challenging the incumbent and stirring local tensions.

John Doane William Delardas Doane First Presbyterian Church Monica Mengoli Elizabeth Collins Second Ward John W. Doane Monica Mongols Third Ward Arthur W. Buehler

Doane Seeks Re‑Election to Morgantown Second Ward Seat

Incumbent council member Doane seeks another term in Morgantown's Second Ward arguing it takes two years to learn council ropes. He highlights past wins such as removing a Sanitary Board member, improving street signs, hiring a building inspector, raising taxes on builders, and pushing planning funds and open housing debates. Opponent Collins questions need for fair housing open status. Mengel stresses housing needs and open housing for all, debating numerical limits on multi unit dwellings.

Doane Delardas Sanitary Board Marilla Park White Elephant White Avenue

Grand Jury to hear two more liquor cases in Morgantown

State Police raids Friday night led to two additional possible indictments by the Morgantown Grand Jury. Patricia Nine and Louis Colasanti Jr were arrested on liquor license charges, following four raids with search warrants issued by Circuit Court Judge Don J Eddy.

Monongalia County Patricia Nine Blue Room Louis Colasanti Jr LC Club Don J. Eddy Morgantown Clu Seven Osage Owls Citb Walnut Street Leo and James Spiiroff Club Seven David Spiroff Owls Club State Liquid Commission

Vandalism Reported In Fre­a Area

State Police report eight automobile windows damaged Memorial Day in the Mt. Morris area and along U.S. 19 toward Morgantown. Windshields and rear windows were broken by rocks thrown from a fast-moving vehicle. No property damage estimate given. trooper calls it a big mess.

Waynesburg Mt. Morris Morgantown U.S. 19 West Virginia

One Car Crash In Preston Sends Man To Hospital

Preston County deputies investigated a single vehicle crash at Morgantown Street and Kingwood Drive in Kingwood. Edward L. Goines, 37, was treated at Preston Memorial Hospital for knee and chest lacerations after his 1957 Chevrolet struck a utility pole.

Kingwood Preston County

Democratic Committee To Meet In Monongalia County

The Monongalia County Democratic Executive Committee is called to convene at 7 p.m. Monday in the Courthouse grand jury room to organize the committee and handle related business. The meeting coincides with a Sprouse campaign gathering where county candidates are urged to stay aloof from the chair election and seek a neutral candidate.

Monongalia County Democratic Executive Committee S.J Sam) Anzotti Angrotti West Virginia Dematic Party Angotti Bill Kelly James Sprouse Sprouse Kelly The Dominion Post

Morgantown Seeks Council Seats Open Housing Issue Influences Vote

Morgantown voters face municipal elections with 14 candidates vying for seven City Council seats across seven wards. Two incumbents are unopposed, turnout predicted light though open housing controversy could spur change. Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. with 12,200 registered voters. 25 absentee ballots reported. list of candidates includes Humphreys Comley Doane Mongols Collins Buehler Hough Everly Trembly McCartney Royer Rose Carruth Haas Browning Corum Shuman Jamison Trevillian Duff Wildman Austin Jones.

Morgantown West Virginia Patty Stevenson Fourth Ward G. Cliff Hough Fifth Ward Rex C. Everly Charles D. Trembly Earl McCartney James Royer Dorsey Rose Seventh Ward James Carruth Raymond Haas James Ro. Browning Gene Corum

Local Student Receives Bible Society Prize at Seminary

Thomas C. McGill, a Middler at Lancaster Theological Seminary, won the American Bible Society prize in the 143rd annual commencement. He is the son of Mrs. LeeAnna McGill of Route 1 Morgantown. The award was presented by Dr. Robert V. Moss, seminary president.

Morgantown American Bible Society Lancaster Theological Seminary Thomas C. McGill LeeAnna McGill Rt. 1 McGill Robert V. Moss

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Thomas Knight Dominion Post Capital Guy H. Stewart William H. Miernyk Harry M. Caudill John D. Rockefeller IV Reed Sarratt Sree Journalism Project Jack E. Weller Hazard Ebenezer United Presbyterian Church US WVU Regional Research Institute John L. Sweeney Department of Transportation James R. Ogletree University of Kentucky Patrick Gainer Nathan Gerrard Morris Harvey Joe W. Fleming Federal Cochairman Appalachian Regional Commission House of Delegates Whitesburg Jim Comstock Richwood the Hillbilly Appalachia College Taylor Th Industrial Committee GADC Robert Gerkin Charles Bennett Richard Beard Joe Evans J.E. Gavitt Es, Hambric Carl Harman Rollin McCleary Tony Veltri Bill Murray C. W. Phillips Jr Maynard Slaven Lee Teagrarden Carl White By Rebecca Smith Coaneil Mr. Doane Mrs. Collins Harmony Grand Jury Frea Lccident Preston Democratic Committee First Ward Kenneth Humphreys Henry A. Comley William A. Shuman J. Thearle Jamison Paul H. Trevillian William B. Duff Harold G. Wildman Allen Austin Terry Jones Llonor
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