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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1968

Page

3

Endorsement Row Divides WV Labor Over Sprouse Candidacy

A split in West Virginia labor circles centers on the AFL CIO endorsement of James M. Sprouse for governor. 12 dissidents protest timing and argue it violates Article XVII, Section 4, while Kaufman supporters push back citing COPE rules and past voting records.

Jim Sprouse West Virginia Federation of Labor Afl-Cio Paul Kaufman Labor George Meany State Sprouse Kaufman Meany COPE Committee On Political Education Labor Federation Sprouse Sprouse Donald Robertson Sen. Kaufman C. D. Robertson Mr. Robertson Mr. Kaufman Robertson James M. Sprouse West Virginia Trade Labor Movement

Gambling Guilty Plea Ties to Morgantown Tavern Case

Monongalia County man Everett Hussing pleaded guilty to permitting gambling at the Denlslow Tavern after a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace William Bowers. Hussing paid 107.50 in fines and costs as state police arrested him for allowing a poker table to be used by Charles Hussing Kenneth Culp and Delbert McIntire. Other defendants earlier pled guilty to separate charges including littering and improper vehicle registration, while three students posted bond on petty larceny and intoxication charges with hearings set for March 23.

Monongalia County Justice of the Peace William Bowers Denlslow Tavern Everett Hussing Rt. 7 Morgantown State Police Charles Hussing Kenneth Culp Delbert McIintire Justice Bowers Homer Randolph Brooks New Geneva John Raymond McCormick Quay St John M. Knowles Beechurst Ave

Two Wrecks Investigated In County

Two automobile accidents were investigated yesterday by area law enforcement. Sheriff Whiston reported damages on River Road Rt. 2 after a 1968 Chevrolet pickup driven by Jack E. Jamison 41 struck a 1962 Chevrolet driven by Floyd A. Snider 20. A second collision at University Avenue and Stewart Street involved a 1957 Ford driven by Lewis A. Laska 25 and an unidentified Volkswagen bus that fled the scene. City Police logged about 150 dollars in damages.

Monongalia University Avenue Stewart Street Lewis A. Laska Farmington

Two Crashes Are Probed In Pa. Accidents

State Police investigated two automobile crashes near Jefferson and Morgantown Pennsylvania with total damages listed at 825 dollars. Mike Bihun, 26, of Morgantown, suffered cuts and bruises after a Saturday one car crash on Rt 221 caused his vehicle to go off the road and down an embankment. Andrew Rufus of Morgantown reported 200 dollars in damage when his car was rear ended on Friday by Wilbur Vincent Hedrick of Rices Landing.

Hana Ase Pa Aynesbu Morgantown Jesi Mike Bihun Greene County Memorial Hospital Rt. 221 Jefferson, Pa Bihun Andy Rufus Rt. 2 Wilbur Vincent Hedrick Rices Landing

Charleston Student Crowned Miss WVU in Pageant

Nola Jean Moore, a Charleston sophomore sponsored by Kappa Kappa Gamma, won Miss WVU after a two hour event featuring talent, interviews and evening gown segments. First runner up was Dorinda Dandolo from Rivesville with Barbara Jean Cowen of Reynoldsburg, Ohio as second runner up. Miss Congeniality went to Donna Steed, with Kathleen Petranek as the other finalist. The audience enjoyed songs, piano, readings and a fashion show as Moore received the crown from Anna Mary Minehart.

Nola Jean Moore West Virginia University Anna Mary Minehart Morgantown Jack Tennant Helen Morgan West Virginia Dorinda Dandolo Rivesville Barbara Jean Cowen Reynoldsburg Ohio Donna Steed Kathleen Petranek Mountainlair

Strategy Mapped Out for Open Housing Petition

About 50 Morgantown residents and University students met to plan petitions supporting a city open housing measure. The effort, led by Rev. Benjamin James, aims to let the City Council enact a human relations ordinance prohibiting employment and housing discrimination.

Morgantown Benjamin James Human Relations Commission James Sam Householder Commission Council

WVU Governors Name Buildings and Award Potomac State Contract

The West Virginia University Board of Governors approved a 714253 dollar contract to Carl Belt Inc for a Potomac State College academic building at Keyser. Total project cost reaches 858993 dollars with 330000 federal and 330000 state grants plus 195000 university funds. The chemistry building on WVU’s main campus was named Friend E Clark Hall in honor of Dr Clark, long time department chair. An adjoining 3.6 million building for graduate studies was named the Chemistry Research Laboratory. Dr Clark, born 1876 in New Martinsville, led WVU chemistry and served as Graduate Council chair before teaching at Davis & Pike in later years, dying in 1956.

West Virginia University Board of Governors Potomac State College Keyser Potomac State Board of Governors U. S. Office of Education Appalachian Regional Commission WVU E. Clark Clark Chemistry Research Laboratory James G. Harlow New Martinsville New Martinsville In 1876, Dr. Clark Johns Hopkins University University of Chicago University of Berlin

Housing Meet Set With Franklin Gordon Speaker

The University Christian Movement plans a 7 30 p m meeting in the Mountainlair Activity Room to discuss open housing. Franklin Gordon of the West Virginia Human Relations Commission will present a film To Find a Home followed by a question and answer session.

University Christian Movement Mountainlair Franklin Gordon West Virginia Human Relations Commission

Warning on new swindling racket targets septic owners

Dr I A Wiles of the Monongalia County Health Department cautions homeowners especially elderly ones served by septic systems about a scam. A fake health department inspector pressures a quick cleaning with a low estimate, then inflates the bill, sometimes by chopping into the tank and fabricating work.

Wiles Monongalia County I. A. Wiles West Health Department

Correction of play cast order for The Madwoman of Chaillot

The caption on the cover photo credited to the University lists the female leads in reverse order. The correct left to right cast is Ann Christian, Deanna Spring, Sandra Radcliffe, and Evelyn Andrews.

Our New Panorama Azine University Chaillot Ann Christian Deanna Spring Sandra Radcliff Evelyn Andrews

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