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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1968

Page

10

Charleston primary shifts shake up gubernatorial race

The Charleston letter notes Robertson's lead weakens after a taped call suggesting using office influence to approve a stock issue. It highlights Browning versus Carson in the attorney general race, Holmes versus White for Republican secretary of agriculture, and Rockefeller IV's bid for secretary of state amid strong opposition.

Robertson Sprouse Kaufman Moore Board of Public Works Institutions Commission Chauncey Browning Jr State Senate Howard Carson Carson Smith Browning State House Senate Nicholas Holmes Edward White Holmes John D. Rockefeller IV Rockefeller Orel Skeen Ripley Richard Baylor Hinton

Ball Likens Democrats To Television Programs

Republican open house in Monongalia County featured Ball likening Democrats to TV shows The Rogues and The Avengers He warned November would be Mission Impossible for Democrats Speakers included Mason Wilson Lynch Garvin Everly Downs DeVille Kiger Burns Smith Largent Lazarella Bowlby Evanson Flowers Delardis Tuttle Callum Lindsay Price and others, with over 100 attendees.

William Delardis Kent Jones Joseph Tuttle Steve Callum Hugh Lindsay Board of Education Donald Price House of Delegates

Brandonville Man Turns 100 as Cards Pour In

Hosea Moyers of Brandonville celebrates a centenarian birthday reading more than 100 cards from well wishers including a note from President Lyndon Johnson. He attributes longevity to the Bible and church life, and recalls a long life on farms in Preston County before settling in Brandonville with relatives and cattle farming.

Hosea Moyers Lyndon Johnson Uncle Hose Brandonville Guthrie Preston County

Man Receives Ticket Help From University Relations

A pharmacy student near graduation is saved from losing the moment by an extra ticket found through University relations director Harry Ernst. The wife had given both graduation tickets to her in laws, but a babysitter’s need spurred The Post to seek help. The ticket was located and delivered, saving the day.

Harry Ernst Post Harry

West Virginia Economy Sees Growth By 1975 Study

A WVU report by Dr. William H. Miernyk and Prof. Kenneth L. Shellhammer projects West Virginia's population rising 12 percent and per capita income up 24 percent by 1975. Unemployment should fall 29 percent as mining and manufacturing scale back, with service and public sectors expanding to meet demand for schools, hospitals, and infrastructure.

West Virginia West Virginia University William H. Miernyk WVU Kenneth L. Shellhammer

Posten to head WVU Alumni Association at 95th Alumni Day

Morgantown native Hale Posten was elected president of the West Virginia University Alumni Association at the 95th Alumni Day. He succeeds C. E. Goodwin as the association roles shift, with Donovan Randolph Jr and Richard Ford elected first and second vice presidents and David W. Jacobs serving as executive secretary treasurer.

Hale J. Posten Morgantown West Virginia University Alumni Association Mr. Posten Donovan F. Randolph Jr Randolph Realtors & Insurers Pittsburgh Richard E. Ford Lewisburg David W. Jacobs John R. Morris Parkersburg Thomas A. White Clarksburg Consolidated Gas Supply Corp Alumni Association Goodwin Vincent V. Chaney Charleston Ran

Dentistry Program Staged at WVU Dentistry Convocation

Dr. John E. Buhler, dean of the Medical College of South Carolina School of Dentistry, urged expanding tasks for paradental personnel and licensing boards to align degrees with licensing. WVU speakers included Mrs. Gilbert S. Bachmann and Darrell Cales as program members and alumni leaders.

John E. Buhler Medical College of South Carolina School of Dentistry West Virginia University School of Dentistry Buhler State Board of Examiners American College of Dentists Emory University School of Dentistry Indiana University Temple University Schools of Dentistry Medical Center Gilbert S. Bachmann Wheeling WVU Board of Governors Darrell Cales East Rainelle School of Dentistry Alumni Association Richard C. Howells Stacy L. Groscup Spruce Street Methodist Church

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