West Virginia Criticizes Lawmakers Black Forest Trip
Ted Fearnow of Berkeley Springs, head of national affairs for the West Virginia Wildlife Federation, calls a planned $5,000 trip by three lawmakers to Germany's Black Forest to study clear cutting a waste of public funds. He says a Tucker County experimental forest would better inform Appalachian hardwood management. Del Charles Lohr, a trip advocate, seeks data to resist U S Forest Service clear cutting. Fearnow notes Lohr's opposition to clear cutting in the Monongahela National Forest and questions the trip's value. Farnow, a former biologist and forester, leads regional environmental work among four states.
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West Virginia Educational TV grows across state
In four years WVU and two other stations have built an ETV network reaching 1.3 million residents with adult education, classroom programs, and children’s blocks. Expansion by Sept will lift reach to 1.6 million. The system reports theoretical coverage due to terrain and equipment access.
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An index style overview lists sections and features including deaths notices weather and world news. It mentions local areas Fayette Greene and West Virginia notes plus a women focus and area memos.
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West Virginia Senate fights over consumer protection bill
West Virginia lawmakers face a split on whether to pass a comprehensive consumer protection measure or a lean version. Gov Moore wants broad scope including ancillary matters and consumer credit, while leaders fear a vague bill may be challenged or watered down. Committees aim to resolve wording to avoid court challenge and preserve the bill from defeat.
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Stripping permits granted by West Virginia DNR
The state Department of Natural Resources approved six surface mine permits and received three more requests. Permits were granted to US Steel Corp in McDowell County near Gary, Black Lode Coal Co near Belva, Dallas Coal Co near Buckhannon, Holiday Construction near Cuzzart, Hawley Coal Mining Corp near Matoka and Inwood Quarry Inc near Inwood, Pine Rock Coals in Holden, and Southern Appalachian Coal Co near Ashbord in multiple counties.
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Miller decries Nixon support from union ranks at black trade unionists meeting
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller told the Coalition of Black Trade Unionists convention that he is troubled by strong rank and file backing for President Nixon, calling his administration among the most anti labor in years. He blamed racial division for labor's political vulnerability and urged unity to curb fraught race relations within unions.
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