WVEA elects Charles Moses president in 168 to 129 vote
Charles Moses of Dunbar, a junior high teacher from the conservative wing, won the WVEA presidency over Harvey Bane of Hancock County. Harold Smith was named vice president, with Beatrice Noll and Jean Hinkle added to the executive committee. The delegates also approved actions on collective bargaining and a 1976 bond issue vote.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Charles Moses
Dunbar
West Virginia Education Association
Harvey Bane
Hancock County
WVEA
Harold Smith
Kimball
McDowell County
Jean Douglas
New Martinsville
Beatrice Noll
Hedgesville
Berkeley County
Jean Hinkle
Logan
Moses
Paul Vennari
Beckley
Andrew Jackson Junior High School
Bane
TURN
Teachers United For Rights Now
West Virginia
Margaret Baldwin
Vennari
Miss Baldwin
James Stone
Venaari
Moore Opens U S Exhibit in Warsaw World of Franklin and Jefferson
The personal representative of President Ford, Governor Arch A Moore Jr of West Virginia, opened The World of Franklin and Jefferson bicentennial exhibition at the Warsaw National Museum. He highlighted Polish American ties forged by Pulaski and Kosciuszko and shared wartime cooperation across two world wars.
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Warsaw
UPI
Ford
Arch A. Moore Jr
West Virginia
Warsaw National Museum
Poland
United States
Moore
Kazimierz Pulaski
Tadeusz Kosciuszko
Klan Leader Fined in Ohio Fireworks Case
Fines of 50 dollars were levied against Dale Reusch of Lodi the grand dragon of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan for illegally possessing fireworks and against David M Pacetti 25 Cleveland for brandishing a deadly weapon related to a recruiting trip last month.
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Charleston
W. VA
UPI
Ohio
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Burl Holbrook
Dale Reusch
Lodi
Buckeye
David M. Pacetti
Cleveland
Reading and Notices From Multiple Sections
A fragmented newspaper catalog lists various sections and columns including Alumni elect, Business news, Classified ads, and feature pages. It notes features like Adaline Moore Before You Buy Bobtown Clotheslines Consumer's Question Box and several local interest pieces across towns such as Friendsville Kingwood Masontown Tunnelton and Woman's Viewpoint with extensive inserts and page counts.
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Business
Kennedy Farm
Adaline Moore
Bobtown
Friendsville
High School World
Kingwood
Masontown
Tunnelton
Woman's
Family Weekly
Gee Bee
Murphy Mart
Panorama Magazine
Rev Horan faces Monday sentencing in bombing conspiracy case
The Rev Marvin Horan and ex miner Larry Stevens face federal sentencing for bombing conspiracy tied to a Kanawha County book protest. Horan could get up to five years and ten thousand dollars. Stevens may face up to fifty five years and sixty thousand dollars in prison. He will be in U S District Court at 9 30 a m.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Marvin Horan
Kanawha County
Horan
Larry E. Stevens
U. S
K. K. Hall
Stevens
Leewood Freewill Baptist Church
Cabin Creek
Ezra Graley
Avis Hill
Shapp aides bewildered on refugees demand gap at Indiantown
In Harrisburg aides to Governor Shapp express confusion over reports that 25,000 Vietnamese refugees might be moved to Fort Indiantown Gap. Officials say the facility cannot house that many, and Guard Adjutant Harry Meier warns troops would be disrupted if asked to live in tents. Meier favors a smaller intake and warns major renovations would be needed.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Fort Indiantown Gap
National Guard
Pennsylvania National Guard
Harry Mier
Edward Mitchell
Defense Department
Indiantown Gap
Mitchell
Shapp
Terry Dellmuth
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Dellmuth
Scott
Meier
Mier
Meir
Doctors blame courts insurers and patients for malpractice costs
In West Chester Pa hospital chief Dr Jack Bocher pins rising malpractice rates on lawyers courts and patient expectations. He cites open Philadelphia area claims total of 240 with five million held in reserve and argues lack of statute of limitations allows suits years after incidents.
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West Chester, Pa
UPI
Marcus Welbys
Jack Bocher
Chester County Hospital
Bocher
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ford to receive Penn honorary degree at bicentennial
President Ford will receive an honorary degree and deliver the commencement address at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. The May 17 1775 bicentennial events include a tribute to the founding fathers with a continuation at Independence Hall and recognition of Continental Congress members led by George Washington.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Ford
Pennsylvania
Penn
Philadelphia Civic Center
University
Continental Congress
George Washington
Independence Hall
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UPI Telephoto
Joe Green
Kanawha River
Green
Rev. Horan
Morgantown
Sunday Dominion-Post
West Virginia Newspaper Publishing Company
Greer
Fayette and
Greene Counties
Garrett County
W.va
Gail
High ST
Chico’s Dairy Bar
Beechurst Avenue
High Street
Suncrest Shopping Plaza
Theresore
Richwood
Willey
Monongahela
DELTA
Foodland
Easity
Arguers
Stokely Fruit
Foodland Asst
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