Sunday Dommonist Murphy Executes Editorial Duties
Sunday Dommonist Robert W. Murphy governs the paper with General Manager Mickey Furfari and Editor Want Ads 292 3381. All other departments contact 292 6301. Wire reports from United Press International and New York Times News Service. 422 June 19 1977.
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United Press International
New York Times News Service
Pass the budget now vote on bingo in 78
West Virginia leaders decide bingo should wait for the 60 day session next January. The governor backs a bingo referendum and a concurrent resolution could call a constitutional amendment, but a special election is deemed unnecessary. A regular 1978 election path is favored to avoid delays and keep budget action on track.
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West Virginia
Senate
Bill Brotherton
Action on dilapidated houses prompts city ordinance rewrite
Morgan town officials face growing eyesores and fire hazards as abandoned homes remain untouched. City Attorney Mike Magro Jr. works on a rewritten ordinance after loopholes hinder enforcement and residents demand immediate action with possible help from the state fire marshal and health department.
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Morgantown
Mike Magro Jr
University Avenue
RFK Center blaze prompts call for city-Morgantown cooperation
A RFK Center fire destroyed a wing on Green Bay Road and showcased the gap between Morgantown's full time fire force and nearby volunteer units from Granville Brookhaven Westover and Star City. The piece urges a cooperative agreement with Morgantown to provide rapid federal facility response and notes annexation and billing questions. Brookhaven volunteers are investigating the blaze as suspicious.
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Green Bay Road
Morgantown
United States
Brookhaven Volunteer Fire Dept
RFK Center
Quotes on virtue and victory from historic thinkers
A collection of brief maxims from Romans Babson I Timothy Lavater John Churchill Proverbs Galileo and Galatians highlighting goodness, virtue, and perseverance. The remarks contrast ancient wisdom with modern skepticism about kindness and moral values.
Belgrade Brings Chilson Helsinki Principles Under Review
The Belgrade conference on security and cooperation opens in a grand building with hopes dimmed. Officials outline aims based on UN and League norms, while the six week to six month process focuses on modalities and scheduled reviews of Helsinki agreements amid cautious East West dialogue.
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Belgrade
United Nations
U.N
League of Nations
U.S.S.R
Europe
Helsinki
United States
Canada
Soviet Union
U.S
Berlin
Finland
Albert W. Shearer Jr
Washington
al Hartmann
Paris
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Gromyko
Shearer
Yuri Vorontsov
al Smith
Barge User Charges Backed by Senate Vote Pressure
The piece argues for imposing user charges on inland barge operators, noting taxpayers fund four billion dollars in waterways and maintenance while barge firms pay nothing. It cites industry revenues about one billion annually and outlines arguments against charges, urging swift congressional action and criticizing opposition as unfounded. It also critiques lengthy studies and lauds the inland waterway system as essential but unfair if subsidized.
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Little Texas Gas Transmission Company
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates
U.S. Steel
Ashland Oil
Central Soya
Dravo Corporation
Roosevelt
Senate Committee On Environment and Public Works
Congress stalls energy plan amid indecision and delays
The piece argues Congress postponed the heavy car surcharge until 1979 and rejected Carter's progressive gasoline tax, leaving the energy crisis unresolved. It questions environmental trade offs, presents doubts about fuel stock depletion timelines, and notes political maneuvering and industry outreach surrounding Rockefeller and related events.
Rockefeller Fill List of Gubernatorial Appointments
West Virginia Governor Jay Rockefeller faces a lengthy slate of appointments spanning Civil Service Commission Regents Board labor councils and health and culture panels. The plan targets key posts before tackling lesser vacancies as lawmakers adjourn.
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Charleston
W.va
UPI
Jay Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Public Service Commission
Milford Gibson
Stewart Werner
Corrections Department
Don Moyer
Civil Service Commission
Board of Regents
Economic Development Authority
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West Virginia Solid Waste Authority
Health Advisory Council
Nursing Home Administrations Licensing Board
Water Development Authority
Commission On Energy Economy and Environment
Culture and History Commission
Archives and History Commission
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Arts and Humanities Commission
PSC
Air Pollution Control Commission
Alcohol Beverage Control Commission
Board of Review of Empoyment Security
Workmen’s Compensation Appeal Board
Probation and Parole Board
Human Rights Commission
Racing Commission
Board of Banking and Financial Institutions
Welch Daily News
Rollo’Taylor
Wheeling
NBC
West Virginia
Sharon Rockefeller
Daily Mail
Jack Maurice
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