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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1967

Page

3

Sprouse Emerges as Favorite for West Virginia Governor

Charleston reports James Sprouse, state Democratic executive chairman, tops a party poll for governor with 15 votes, edging out rivals Barron Robertson Carson. The feature notes Sprouse’s strong character and labor ties while criticizing other candidates and detailing Romney alcohol debates and West Virginia political buzz.

Sprouse Washington Barron Robertson Carson

Boys Band Boosts Local Cancer Crusade Fund

Four Blosser brothers aged 11 to 13 organized and performed with their family friend to raise money for Monongalia County's 1967 Cancer Crusade. The Gem Inn in Laurel Point hosted the dance attracting 100 plus attendees and totaling $80, with earlier door-to-door efforts adding $56. Local organizers praised community support and the boys' ear led music.

Monongalia County Blosser Georgetown Vernon Blosser Laurel Point Billy Kenneth Danny Johnny Brooks John Brooks Listravia Avenue Sabraton Jesse Reese Morgantown

Five Women Turn Out For Job Corps Interviews

The turnout for the Women's Job Corps in Morgantown Saturday was small with five girls attending the interviews. One attendee was ineligible. A Friday training for eight volunteers will continue the interviews from local high school dropout lists to contact eligible girls. Enrollees from Monongalia County may be sent to Charleston or Huntington.

Edward Hart Morgantown Hart Monongalia County Charleston Huntington

Final Day Voter Registration Dips in City Elections

County Clerk Herman Walker said there was no rush to register for the June 6 municipal elections. About 18 people registered Saturday morning the final day, following a heavier week of registrations.

Herman Walker Mr. Walker

Bloodmobile Visit Set for May 16 in Monongalia County

The Red Cross bloodmobile will visit Mor gantown at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Home on Tuesday May 16. It will unload at noon and run until 6 p.m. The drive aims for 125 units, with Chico Dairy newly joining and American Legion forming a group. Call 296-6512 to sign up or join the family blood plan.

Red Cross Monongalia County Veterans of Foreign Wars Morgantown Red Cross Blood Rex Conn Chico Dairy American Legion

Couple Earn High School Equivalency Through Adult Education

A Core couple, Mr and Mrs Mark Eddy, completed the adult basic education program offered by the Board of Education earning the GED equivalent. They joined nine others at Clay Battelle and Morgantown High School courses, balancing work on a Pennzoil shift and a 26 acre farm. Mrs Eddy achieved a college entrance qualifying score. both praised instructors Virginia Bunner and Kent Staggers. Next year Mrs Eddy plans to take typing if offered.

Board of Education Mark Eddy Core Beth Clay-Battelle High School Betty Davis Clay-Battelle Eddys Ray M. Kesler Morgantown High School Mor Virginia Bunner Kent Staggers Pennzoil Company Rex M. Smith Eddy

No Downtown Branch In Morgantown Post Office Plan

The Dominion Post reports Morgantown will not have a downtown post office branch. GSA officials say the new site will be outside the business district yet accessible to downtown with ample parking. Three sites remain under consideration with $58,000 available for acquisition and design, with more construction funds sought in 1969 or soon after.

Morgantown Dominion Post Robert T. Griffin High and Kirk Streets GSA

Dean Paul Selby to Speak at County GOP Meeting

Dean Paul Selby Jr. of West Virginia University College of Law will address the County Republican Executive Committee on Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Community Building. He earned an LL B from Ohio State, joined the Ohio Bar in 1947, joined OSU faculty in 1964, and is a member of Order of the Coif and Phi Delta Phi. He lives with his wife and three sons on Dogwood Ave.

Sprouse West Virginia UCAAP Fletcher Romney Bobby Kennedy Jim Sprouse McDonough and Anne Hearst Washington Lyndon Johnson C. Donald Robertson W. W. Barron Department of Motor Vehicles Kay Thomas Morgantown Charleston New Martinsville Wheeling Jay Rockefeller Orient West Virginia University Arch WVU College of Law Paul L. Selby Jr Republican Executive Committee Selby Ohio State University Ohio University Ohio State Mr. Selby Order of the Coif Swan Inn Phi Delta Phi Law Dogwood Ave

Recovery Panel Demonstration at Drummond Chapel Church

Recovery, Inc a national self help group will hold a demonstration panel for physicians and clergymen at 3 p m today at Drummond Chapel Methodist Church.

Recovery, Inc Drummond Chapel Methodist Church

Third University student arrested in city break-ins

George Corey Jr. 18 of Summit Hall was arrested on a charge of unlawfully breaking into Cobun Street Confectionary and stealing cigarettes. He waived preliminary hearing for grand larceny and was released on 1000 dollar bond. Other students, William Cameron Stewart 19 of Chester and Jeffrey Don Gump 18 of Colliers, were freed on 2000 dollar bonds after arrest for entry and theft at Monongahela Power offices. A drive-by report notes continued break-ins and damage at Arnettsville Elementary School with window entry and kitchen thefts.

George Corey Jr Summit Hall Cobun Street Justice of the Peace Ike de Prospero Alexandria Monongalia Grand Jury William Cameron Stewart Chester Jeffrey Don Gump Colliers Monongahela Power Company High Street William Bowers Arnettsville Swank J. J. Clancy Monongahela Power Co Coban Grant Ave Ray Barbari Niagra Falls N.Y Dominion Post

End of Term Student Exodus Shocks Morgantown

Morgantown braced as finals ended with campus chaos. Students departed amid vandalism, thefts, and property damage at Summit Hall. Police reported multiple arrests for destruction of property and break ins. exams were allegedly stolen or copied across campus.

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Charles E. Ryan Dominion News Capital James Sprouse Howard Carson Fox Staggers Kaufman Slack West Labor State Labor Federation West Virginia United Church Alcohol Action Program Ken John Miller Georgetown Crusade James Michael Fairmont U. S. 19 Michael Bloodmobile Mr. Eddy Gantown Clay - Battele MHS New City General Services Administration Downtown Action Committee Gop Dean Paul Selby
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