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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1967

Page

5

West Virginia Study Finds 69 Percent of Handicapped Lack Aid

A state study reports 69 percent of West Virginia's estimated 251 160 vocationally handicapped receive no public or private assistance. The commission cites 72 000 in need of rehab center or sheltered workshop services and 2 069 interviews across 13 counties.

Charleston W. Va UPI Governor’s Study Commission Division of Commission Paul H. Collins West Virginia Fayette, Grant, Hancock Kanawha Lewis, McDowell Marion Mason Pendleton Pleasants Pocahontas Roane Tucker Collins West

Methodist Conference Ends With Budget Approval

Delegates at the West Virginia Methodist Conference in Buckhannon approved a 2,150,837 operating budget for the year, only about 18,000 above last year, with final acts including ordaining new ministers and pledges on Middle East aid and civil rights. The session also backed federal civil rights legislation for 1967 and praised the state civil rights law passed by the 1967 Legislature.

Buckhannon WV. Va UPI West Virginia Congress

Youth’s Hearing Is Postponed In Murder Case

A 15-year-old boy facing adult or juvenile trial in a knife killing of Nelson Newcomb 28 of Baltimore has a postponed hearing in Martinsburg West Virginia. The hearing will be held next Friday in Juvenile Court. The other youth Keith Lambert is held without bond in Berkeley County jail on an October grand jury charge.

Martinsburg W. Va UPI Nelson Newcomb Baltimore Keith Lambert Berkeley County

West Virginians Flock To Enjoy State Waterways

West Virginians head to the state’s waterways in growing numbers for canoes and yachts. Boating licenses tripled in eight years and 11,195 boats were registered last year with a $5 fee. Officials expect about 12,000 registrations this year as enforcement and regulation discussion continues.

Charleston W. Va UPI West Ohio River Hancock County Kenova Wood County

West Virginia Boating Dept Strains Amid Growth

The Resources Department has seven motorboats in operation, with one rented, for state patrols. It unveils a temporary motorboat permit system sold by dealers for five dollars, valid fifteen days until permanent licenses are issued. Boating rises as an outdoor sport while waterways grow busier.

Dick Neal Charleston Neal Col. J. Allen Woodburn Department of Natural Resources Woodburn U. S. Coast Guard West Virginia Ohio Budg Resources Department

Coal's Impact Told by Smith at Pocahontas Mine Dedication

Gov. Hulett C. Smith described the coal industry's vast economic impact on the United States and West Virginia during a speech at the dedication of a new Pocahontas Fuel Co mine near Pineville.

Shriver Hulett C. Smith Sargent Shriver Kanawha Charleston Office of Economic Opportunity Pineville W. Va UPI U. S West Virginia Pocahontas

Three Boys Die in Randolph County Car Crash

In Mill Creek West Virginia three Randolph County youths Walter Barrickman 21 Adolph Clifford Fincham 21 and Paul K Shreve II 18 were killed when a speeding car left a country road struck trees rolled down a four foot embankment and ended on its side. Two other passengers Clyde Fincham and Jerry Fincham were seriously injured. Police described the crash as a late Saturday accident south of Randolph County.

Mill Creek W. Va UPI West Virginia Randolph County Here Walter W. Barrickman Adolph Clifford Fincham Paul K. Shreve II Clyde Fincham Jerry Fincham

Population of D C area hits two million

The Washington DC metropolitan region now counts about two million residents. This growth reflects ongoing expansion across the district Maryland and Virginia suburbs with demographic shifts and urban development continuing.

Washington, D.C

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