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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1971
Page
16
The Dominion Post highlights the growing use of mobile homes across the nation and locally. It notes an estimated ten percent regional population living in mobiles, cites regulatory gaps, and calls for awareness of mobile home needs while praising the industry for offering affordable housing options despite high traditional construction costs.
The Week's bouquets from CITY COUNCIL and Solicitor Frank DePond lauding timely reapportionment efforts. Numerous individuals receive bouquets for Boy Scouts work, rabies quarantine efforts, Morgantown Plague source search, WVU mile run, county teaching, honorary degrees, and law school gift. Group bouquets honor charity events and health drives. unions, Kiwanis Club, and Preston County youth support are noted with sums and service.
Margaret Wotring of Kingwood rails against what she calls a tiny, uninformed minority delaying the Rowlesburg Dam project. She cites a survey showing broad local support and decries outside interference in Preston County's infrastructure plans.
The text argues Taiwan’s legal status remains undetermined and sovereignty does not lie with Communist China or Nationalist China, referencing the 1951 Peace Treaty with Japan which renounced rights to Taiwan. The piece notes ongoing discussions in U.S. policy circles and invites readership views.
Washington notes several signs of change as Britain may join Europe and China softens its stance. Leaders in the US, France, Germany, and Egypt hint at accommodation strategies, while domestic politics show a drift toward interdependence over rigid ideology. The piece argues global cooperation slowly replaces old barriers as nations pursue practical common ground.
A compact polemic arguing that greed and indifference fuel chemical addiction, comparing drug policy to handling bacterial diseases, calling for shared human costs by government and private sectors, and urging aggressive treatment and prevention measures beyond isolation.
A reader shares ongoing financial worry and prayer for relief. The response emphasizes balancing prayer with effort, citing Philippians 4 6 and Genesis 3 19 and urging continued faith and practical work to ease the burden. The advisor questions the reader’s concrete efforts and encourages perseverance.
League of Women Voters item urges Morgantown voters to learn candidates views before June 1 elections. It explains council structure with seven wards two-year terms and calls for active candidate inquiry and use of the Voter's Guide in the next paper.
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