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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1973
Page
9
The State Department of Public Safety plans statewide 24 hour toll free telephone service to the State Police by January. Lt. J.T. Gribben says the system will employ two telephone lines and staff to handle calls.
The Rev. Donald L. Spencer of Morgantown has been chosen as staff planner for problems of the aged by Region Six. He will resign his Morgantown campus pastorate and take office December 17 in Fairmont. He helped organize In Touch and Concerned to aid elderly residents living alone and will oversee emergency contact work with the new centralized number 800-642-9051.
Ray R. Soden national VFW commander in Morgantown and Westover calls for ending U S aid to Arab nations involved in the oil boycott. He criticizes Nixon administration veterans benefits and GI Bill, and urges campaign finance reform and stronger executive legislative cohesion.
More than 300 deer were killed in the first six days of the firearm season across Monongalia and Preston counties with about 983 total kills so far. A Morgantown man, Ronald Lynch, was wounded by a shotgun slug near Albright and taken to WVU Hospital in satisfactory condition.
Profile of James “Doc” Ashburn the Morgantown city manager for 19 years seven as manager detailing his military service in World War II including D Day Omaha Beach, education at WVU and Heidelberg, and his rise from clerk to permanent city manager. He navigates extensive duties, budgets, federal grants, and civic boards while balancing family milestones and a long local career.
Eureka officials plan an architect study to draft a master plan for the city bought Eureka Pipeline Co. land near First Ward park. The aim is to guide future recreation sites and a city garage complex over the next 15 to 20 years while relocating garage facilities to the Eureka site.
The Monongalia County Board plans to cut Daybrook Head Start from four days to two per week at its next session. Superintendent Dr. Lawrence Derthick notes federal rules require 12 students per class but Daybrook has only six to eight, so time saved will expand Head Start in Morgantown with no cost increase.
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