Estlack Named West Virginia SCS Administrative Officer
Eli Thomas Estlack of Route 4 Chestnut Ridge Road has been promoted to West Virginia Administrative officer for the Soil Conservation Service. He succeeds Richard G. Flenner who moved to California in February. Estlack, 44, will oversee budgets, personnel and safety in the state. He is a WVU agriculture graduate and longtime SCS employee with service in Wetzel Nicholas and Kanawha Counties.
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Eli Thomas Estlack
Chestnut Ridge Road
West Virginia
Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
James S. Bennett
SCS
Estlack
Richard G. Flenner
California
Alma
Tyler County High School
Middlebourne
Navy
West Virginia University
Wetzel
Nicholas
Kanawha
Morgantown
Crystalee
Kennedy Youth Center
Christine
Mark
Fairmont Considers Regional Highway Plans and Parking Expansion
The article outlines a proposal to create a semi mall along Fairmont's traffic loop with 300 to 400 additional parking spaces and 850 by 1990. It recommends outer perimeter parking, a concrete platform over Coal Run Hollow for expansion, and a shorter riverfront highway with one new Monongahela River bridge. Regional cooperation among Marion, Monongalia counties is urged by officials including Mayor J Richard Davis and bank leader William T McLaughlin II.
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Fairmont
Coal Run Hollow
Ritchie
Monongahela River
Jenkins
Marion County
Morgantown
J. Richard Davis
William T. McLaughlin II
Community Bank and Trust
Central Business District
Health planning workshop to open in Charleston at Daniel Boone Hotel
A three day health planning training workshop focused on public health planning will convene in Charleston Charleston with about 100 officials from West Virginia and nearby states. The event is sponsored by the APHA Southern Branch with a U S Public Health Service grant and directed by Dr Frederick W Hering. West Virginia University has received a $20000 grant from the American Cancer Society for cancer research with WVU officials leading the program. Attendees include WVU administrators and county health leaders. The program runs from tomorrow with 2 pm registration and a kickoff party, followed by lectures and a final Thursday wrapup panel on workshop achievements.
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Charleston
Mountain State
Daniel Boone Hotel
West Virginia
American Public Health Association
APHA
U.S. Public Health Service
Frederick W. Hering
West Virginia University
American Cancer Society
Alvin L. Warne
WVU Medical Center
Birmingham
Ala
Southern
LA. Wiles
Monongalia County
Wiles
Charles Andrews
Billy L. Coffindaffer
Appalachian Center
Cooperative Extension Service
WVU
Edsel Gainer
Kee Center
Charles D. Holland
Regional Medical Program
RMP
Frank W. McKee
School of Medicine
Gaynell McKinney
Robert R. Helm
United Presbyterian Church
Sylvia Kelly
County Health Department
Ann Kay Minns
William Francis Schweiker
Betty W. Stansbury
James R. Woodford
To wine or not to wine in West Virginia stores
West Virginia lawmakers passed a wine bill allowing table wine sales in grocery and drug stores pending governor Moore's signature. If signed, Class B beer license outlets could sell wine from 7 am to 2 am daily and 1 pm to 2 am on Sundays. Ohio County Del. Fred Grewe sponsored the measure, approved 3–1 in the House and 4–1 in the Senate.
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Margaret Ann Thaxton
Dominion -Post
Morgantown
West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
Harry Farrell
Kroger
Labraton
Charleston
Rogers Pharmacy
ABC
Ohio
Del
Fred Grewe
House
Senate
State forensics and drama festival to unfold at WVU
About 80 state high schools converge on Morgantown for the State Interscholastic Forensic League Tournament and State Drama Festival at the West Virginia University Creative Arts Center. Events include speech analysis, public address, extemporaneous speaking, debate, interpretation, radio announcing, and drama competitions. Judges from university departments will oversee both contests.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University Creative Arts Center
Administration of Justice
United States
CLEAN group organizes for environmental action Monday
West Virginia University students drawn to cleanup efforts plan an organizational meeting Monday night at 7 30 p.m. in the Mountainlair cafeteria under Prof. Benjamin Linsky sponsorship with a goal of at least five participants to form a working group. Separate local notices discuss the Monongalia County Rehabilitation and Employment of the Handicapped program at Hotel Morgan noon Monday.
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West Virginia University
CLEAN
Citizens League For Environmental Action Now
Benjamin Linsky
Insky
Mountainlair
Eanery Econy
Monongalia
Kapnicky Warns Against Nuclear Power Threat to Coal
George Kapnicky a Republican candidate for the First District in the U S House of Representatives urges caution about nuclear energy. He argues coal remains vital to West Virginia and accuses environmental groups of pressuring the public against coal while noting concerns about safety and contamination with nuclear power.
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Congress
Here
George Kapnicky
U.S
House of Representatives
West Virginia
Kapnicky
Sterling official denies lead poisoning claims at plant
A Sterling Faucet official says workers are not suffering lead poisoning and will be investigated after claims by Central Labor Council leader Lewis Albright. County health officials confirm a single case reported and refer details to State Health. Dust hazards are being addressed with respirators and Mines approved masks. A separate event notes legislators will review key issues Tuesday at Mont Chateau Lodge with Morgantown social workers group followed by dinner.
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Sterling
J. Richard Downes
Lewis Albright
Central Labor Council
Monongalia
Preston
Albright
I. A. Wiles
State Health Department
N. H. Dyer
Wiles
Downes
U.S. Bureau of Mines
West Virginia
Mont Chateau Lodge
William Moreland
del Robert Dinsmore
Del
Terry Jones
Morgantown
National Association of Social Workers
Priscilla Herbison i
School of Social Work
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