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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1972

Page

9

West Virginia Welfare Conference Forum Highlights Old and New Guard

The West Virginia Welfare Conference Annual Forum closed with no anger but clear differences between older top ranks and newer welfare and religious staff. Over 400 attendees debated whether the group should lobby for legislation or remain educational to preserve non-profit tax status. A proposed task force to study goals and report by referendum in January sparked the main moment of call and countercall as the forum ended.

West Virginia Welfare Conference Welfare Conference State Department of Welfare W. Stringer Lewellyn Stringer

Mail at the jail hints at rooming for the elderly alcoholics

Sheriff Janco describes 10 to 12 older men and one woman who return to the jail seeking shelter and mail service, living on small incomes. They drink, lose rooms, and are jailed for intoxication, costing the county about 30 dollars per arrest and 2.25 dollars per day. Senior Center offers open access and activities, while jail space could host recreation if funds allowed.

Joseph Janco Janco Jance Justices of the Peace Valley Conseling Weston State Hospital Christine Sell Sell WVU

Nixon signs Black Lung Benefits bill aid to miners

Thousands of miners and related workers react to President Nixon signing the Black Lung Benefits act extending federal sponsorship for 18 months and a five year program. Union officials say many claims will gain automatic approval and coverage expands to orphans and surface miners with added testing for eligibility.

Andy Morris UMW Social Security Administration Morris Pankovich

Kiwanians Complete Fourth Eyesore Cleanup in County

Project Environment reports completion of a fourth cleanup on Foundry Street as part of about 150 ecologically damaged sites in Monongalia County. Edwin Reynolds credits Funeral Home for the actual work while Morgantown Kiwanis and citizens address other complaints. Extensions include tree planting near Willy Street on WVU land, planting at Morgantown Municipal Airport, and demolition of an abandoned Chestnut Ridge Road building.

Dering Funeral Home Kiwanis Project Environment Robert Maiolo Edwin Reynolds Dering Project Environment Foundry Street Monongalia County Funeral Home Eyesores Morgantown Kiwanis Club West Virginia University Willy Street Morgantown Municipal Airport Chestnut Ridge Road Reynolds

Do Something volunteer help urged in Morgantown

Morgantown Jaycees Wesley United Methodist Church and Morgantown NEED Council press on with Project Do Something to coordinate volunteers for about 40 area groups. Gary Friggens cites 15 responses with some volunteers offering five hours weekly or more. Project aims to match volunteers with Salvation Army Monongalia County Mental Health Association and the Senior Center.

Morgantown Salvation Army Monongalia County Mental Health Association Senior Center Pat Krajeski Community Need Council

WVU Expert Foresees Nuclear Arms and Trade Accord During Nixon Visit

Dr. George W. Rice of West Virginia University predicts new accords may be announced during President Nixon’s trip to the Soviet Union, including limits on nuclear missiles and a trade deal to sell natural gas in exchange for technology, food grains, and other items. He notes possible progress on SALT, European security talks, space cooperation, and cultural trade while cautioning that Vietnam and Middle East issues could still influence the visit.

Nixon Soviet Union George W. Rice West Virginia University United States WVU Salzburg Moscow Vietnam Dr. Rice Middle East U.S Ussr Rice Russia

Rabies Clinic Vaccinates 600 Greene County Animals

More than 600 animals including dogs cats and horses were vaccinated at a Wayne­sburg agriculture rabies clinic the first of four in Greene County. Clinics run daily 2 to 5 p.m. at Jacktown Fairgrounds Mt Morris Fire Hall and the Carmichaels Borough Building.

Waynesburg Pa Waynesburg Greene County John Gapen Jacktown Fairgrounds Mt. Morris Fire Hall Carmichaels Burrough

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