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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1971

Page

17

Treasure hunt fails as CIA cash hidden on Linderman's Key

Journalists recount two Florida expeditions seeking $250,000 supplied by the CIA to Cuban exiles. Only six $20 bills found after dredging canals and inspecting a cistern at Linderman's Key. Explorers, led by Lewis Goodman, search with divers and a crew including Brad Piken and Casper Center.

Linderman’s Key Fla Florida Keys Central Intelligence Agency Fidel Castro CIA Brad Ayers Ayers Lewis Goodman Bimini British Guinea Dominican Republic Big Daddy Brad Piken Florida Casper Center Broad Creek Castro Linderman Jean Thorton Linderman University of Miami William McLaughlin Hunters’ and Fishermen’s Paradise, Inc William H. Losner Bank of Perrine Losner McLaughlin Linderman’s

Just Between Us and Community Happenings in West Virginia

A mixed column notes happy holiday wishes and cautions for safer travel. It mentions spring beauty and a shrub sighting in New Geneva, reports on a Monongalia Humane Society auction, and celebrates brides graduates and anniversaries. It also previews West Virginia wildlife writing and a raccoon tale from Earnest Brown.

West Virginia Morgantown William H. Goudy Samuel L. Vandevender Goudy George

Orchids and journeys amid spring memories across the region

A bus tour planned for June 26 promises an orchid display in glades as locals discuss travel to a remote area. Deer by a coal heap near Fancy Hill attract attention while University Children's Opera Theater earns praise for Never An Angel with Diane Mohrman as Marietta. Brown University names Jacquelyn A. Mattfeld to a historic associate provost post as part of a merger with Pembroke College. The White House denies special treatment for Julie Nixon Eisenhower’s teaching assignment in Atlantic Beach. Erich Segal reflects on Love Story and quotes Thoreau. Shorty Cole is highlighted for veteran service at Carmichael’s VFW Post Home and readers are urged holiday weekend caution.

Bertha Hawkins Marion University Children’s Opera Theater Music Building Diane Mohrman Marietta N.Y Washington White House Julie Nixon Eisenhower Atlantic Beach Fla Eisenhower Constance Stuart Patricia Nixon New York Erich Segal The New Journal Yale Segal Shorty Cole Carmichael VFW Shorty

Mehalic Responds To LWV Editor's Note In Morgantown Race

Joseph C Mehalic, 215 Wilson Ave retired, answers questions on housing, law enforcement, recreation facilities and zoning in Morgantown. He notes late LWV questionnaire so not in the Voters Guide and discusses televising City Council meetings.

Mehalic League of Women Voters Dominion Post Joseph C. Mehali Wilson Ave Morgantown HUD

Morgantown Citizens urged to fund rehab and shelter programs

Stephen Selby argues that county and city governments must act to fund drug and alcohol rehabilitation facilities and an animal shelter to curb pet overpopulation. He warns neglect leads to epidemic problems and stresses citizen responsibility to vote and participate in local government.

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