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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1972
Page
14
In Morgantown residents are urged to vote on Tuesday and study the Voters Guide prepared by the League of Women Voters and published as a public service. The guide reviews candidates from all wards as the community prepares for the municipal election.
An WVU English instructor argues that university staff deserve more than the proposed $108 salary and insurance increase. He notes that many salaries lag below the national average, costs of living rise, and faculty must support families while remaining dedicated to education and community service.
Letter from Tony T. Ghiardi of Morgantown urges Woodburn and Marilla residents to oppose the Monongalia County Planning Commission preliminary Tams Beltline route. He attacks the route as destructive to homes and an apple orchard, endorses Mayor McCartney’s alternate use of Hartman Run and Greenbay roads, and warns plans could become final without opposition.
Far East diplomats note Pham Van Dong may have met Chou En Lai in China during Moscow talks. There is cautious optimism a non Communist Saigon government could emerge, with Thieu ousted, and a negotiated cease fire ahead of political changes. Washington seeks cease fire first, Hanoi wants political agreement, convergence possible with Nixon Kis singer.
A WVU speech pathology expert cites dire needs in preschool deaf education. Only a few trained instructors exist statewide with 2,117 hard of hearing children, while testing and early identification lag. Calls grow for more staff, facilities, and funded programs to meet the 1969 education law requirements.
The writer discusses knowing salvation through faith in Jesus Christ, arguing that eternal life rests on belief in His promises rather than personal worthiness. He questions guarantees of salvation and urges clear confession that trust is in Christ and His truth, not in self.
The piece credits Nixon and Brezhnev for moving toward peace after visits to Peking and Moscow. It notes the SALT treaty as a historic turning point, acknowledges remaining distrust, and highlights signed accords on cancer research space cooperation and warship rules. It mentions trade talks and public reach via television.
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