Fifth Ward Candidate James Amos Responds on Morgantown Issues
James R. Amos, a junior political science student, outlines views on low rent housing, funding law enforcement, recreation, water, sewage, and zoning. He supports broader campus police authority, seeks federal and state funds, and backs televising council meetings to educate residents.
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James R. Amos
Protzman St
Morgantown
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Water Commission
Morgantown Ward Candidates Endorse Housing Aid Plans
Sixth Ward nominees Robert A Buck and Willis H Hertig Jr. outline support for low rent housing and a county wide comprehensive plan. Buck backs telecast council meetings and enhanced policing while Hertig favors HUD funded low income housing and a detective division with salary parity, plus improved recreation and water/sewer facilities.
Morgantown Candidate Promotes Housing and Youth Programs
Florence L Merow outlines priorities including low rent public housing to aid the elderly and low income families, police funding, a new civic center, and televised council meetings. She cites experience in Morgantown and Grafton community work and supports HUD housing, zoning enforcement, and recreation facilities.
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Morgantown
HUD
Morgastown Housing Authority
Grafton
Clarksburg
Maryland
Ohio
Monongalia
Hospital Auxiliary
Chancel Players
Monongalia County Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Monongalia County Dental Auxiliary
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Morgantown Housing Authority
Morgantown voter replies on zoning traffic and recreation needs
The respondent backs a zoning comprehensive plan to secure federal funds and supports traffic improvement measures. He favors hiring more police, adding recreation facilities, and opposes televising City Council meetings as disruptive to business operations.
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Morgantown
Planning Commission
Organtown
Voters Guide Note Appears in Late Election Material
A late reply to the League of Women Voters guide for the Municipal Election will appear on Page 9-B, after the guide went to press. The missed item was added to the publication’s later pages for readers seeking that information.
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League of Women Voters
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Charles Ave
Seneca Glass Company
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Martin Ave
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Colonial Drive
Follawsbee High School
Brooke County
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West Virginia
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