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Sunday Dominion Post in Morgantown, West Virginia

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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1967

Page

11

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Fire Fee Seen Campaign Issue in City Ward Race

Fire service fee sparks debate at City Hall and in Ward Two's council race. Incumbent J Theatre Jamison runs as an independent after losing party endorsement to James E. Danser. Republican candidate Thomas Farmer is the first Negro nominated for the seat. Campaign leaflets call into question Jamison's record as voters weigh a pivotal contest.

J. Theatre Jamison Jamison James E. Danser Thomas Farmer

City Hall feud shapes election battle in second ward

The article notes acting in the city’s best interests, a vote to curb the full fire protection fee, and personal campaigns by William Delardas while councilman Gene Corum faces a different but related contest. The Second Ward seat appears to hold the real electoral clash.

University William Delardas Gene Corum Jamison

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