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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1971

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Jungle-busters aid Viet Bush in Laos border push

U S planes dropped 7.5 ton jungle-buster bombs to clear new helicopter landing zones north of Sepone Laos, bringing South Vietnamese troops closer to the North Vietnamese border. One U S helicopter was shot down but crew rescued. 35 North Vietnamese soldiers and seven South Vietnamese were reported killed in clashes.

Saigon UPS U.S Laos South Vietnam Sepone Ho Chi Minh Trail Hanoi North Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu Thieu

Mansfield notes Soviet pull back along Suez Canal

Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said Soviet troops have withdrawn from Egyptian SAM sites along the Suez Canal with Egyptians now manning the installations and only advisers present. He called it a significant step toward revived Egypt Israel negotiations and noted reports that Soviet pilots no longer flew Egyptian planes.

Washington UPI Senate Mike Mansfield Suez Canal Mansfield Egypt Israel United States

End of fights urged by Boiarsky in 1971 session

Charleston report notes House Speaker Ivor Boiarsky, near retirement, urged an end to partisan bickering as a strip mining bill work session continued. He asked successor Lewis N. McManus to convey a message for a constructive end to the debate.

Charleston House of Delegates House Ivor Boiarsky Lewis N. McManus Boiarsky McManus Senate

Morning Sayings Highlight Softened Speech

Colloquial quip notes that many things are opened by mistake but none as often as the mouth, reflecting on speech and caution in daily talk.

Coup in Turkey ousts Suleyman Demirel

Turkish military commanders pressed pressure on civilian leaders after forcing the premier to resign stationing tanks near Ankara and staging maneuvers with US jets near the capital. Demirel urged calm as Izmir saw pro military demonstrations and talks with President Sunay began for a new government. In Vienna SALT talks US delegation rejects Soviet limits on missiles seeking a broader cap on offensive and defensive forces.

Ankara Turkey UPI Suleyman Demirel Cevdet Sunay Vienna US S Nixon Soviet Union Helsinki

West Virginia Legislature Passes Strip Mine Bill and Raises Pay

West Virginia lawmakers approve a strip mine bill 24-9 after a late session, boost state police and teacher salaries by 7.5 percent, authorize $110 million more in road bonds, and move several tax and safety measures to the governor. The vote drew strong opposition from several senators including Galperin and Moreland.

Charleston W. Va UPI Arch Moore West Virginia Senate Tracy Hylton Wyoming William A. Moreland Monongalia Si Galperin Kanawha Galperin Moreland William T. Brotherton D-Kanawha Robert K. Holliday D-Fayette Robert R. Nelson D Cabell Mario Palumbo John T Poffenbarger Rkanawha Lafe Ward Arch A. Moore Supreme Court

Textile talks with Japan hinge on Japanese initiative

Washington UPI. White House aide Peter Flanigan says negotiations with Japan can restart only if Japan takes the next step after calling them off. He is the lead U.S. representative in the talks.

Washington UPI White House Peter Flanigan U.S Japan Flanigan

Secret proposed strip mine rules revealed by West Virginia commission

The Dominion Post discloses for the first time a 17 page draft of revised surface mining regulations prepared by Norman Williams and the Reclamation Commission. Governor Moore and the commission have blocked public access citing legislative timing. The draft would redefine terms and expand haulageway scope, with other changes to definitions and permit area roads.

West Virginia University Penn Duquesne West Virginia Dominion Post Ron Rittenhouse Jim Wolf Mike Barr Barry Nelson Ray Martin Charleston Reclamation Commission Arch A. Moore Jr Norman Rider Williams Department of Natural Resources Secretary of State Williams Benjamin C. Greene Division of Reclamation House Judiciary Committee Greene DNR Ira S. Latimer Jr Department of Mines John Ashcraft Moore Commission Joint House-Senate Conference Committee

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William P. Rogers Senate Foreign Relations Committee Rogers Middle East Sen J. William Fulbright D-Ark Dominion-Post Suleyman Demirel Izmir North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO John F. Scott
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