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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1972
Page
14
Disillusionment fades as Morgantown borrowers see local banks lower home loan rates to 7 percent from 8 percent while national averages stay at 7.8 percent. The piece notes small borrowers seek broader relief and urges government action to ease rates for them.
The West Virginia University campus visit by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra earns the week’s top bouquet for Mason-Dixonland residents. State Highways gets two bouquets for pothole patching and road surfacing projects in Charleston and nearby routes. Twenty six volunteers receive bouquets for sustaining the Monongalia County PTA Council. Morgantown High drama and forensics win praise with bouquets to the regional champs, and Corillium Industries brings new operators to Grafton. Greene County Carmichaels plans a Fine Arts Center deserve bouquets for community progress.
A reader writes about a dog living in a county pound, describing harsh winter conditions and overcrowding. The letter notes a new pound under construction and urges humane care, heat, and constant supervision, linking animal welfare to local elections and citing a Washington Post report.
The piece argues Nixon mishandled the busing issue by framing it as a court-imposed mandate. It cites HEW data showing only a small bus-riding increase and notes the Supreme Court did not demand racial balance. It criticizes political framing over urban education reform.
Sen Joseph M Montoya of New Mexico spoke at Morgantown WVU endorsing vigilance in foreign policy He warned insular ignorance threatens peace noting US Japan relations may determine life as usual or deterioration He urged avoiding another Vietnam era missteps and maintaining a balanced approach with Japan
The text argues that true revolution means changing minds not overthrowing governments. Jesus, Socrates, Jeremiah, and Luther are described as changers who fought hypocrisy with truth and love, wielding a bloodless battle that challenged the religious establishment.
A practical voter guide urges informed choices in the Monongalia County May 9 primary. It details how to gather candidate information from media, debates, and public forums and warns about misleading tactics while stressing evaluating records and direct answers.
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