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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1967

Page

3

Charleston Race Hinge on Robertson Barron Clash for Governor

In Charleston the Democratic fight narrows to Attorney General Robertson and ex Governor Barron. Crosstalk centers on credibility and party backing as Robertson weighs a potential bid for governor while Barron contemplates returning to leadership, with WVU and state contracts stirring further political tension.

Charleston Statehouse Society C. Donald Robertson James Sprouse Howard Carson Peter Beter Dem Robertson Barron Isee Elmore Dems

Lake level drop floods boats at Cheat Lake docks

Unannounced lowering of Cheat Lake by ten feet Thursday night caused extensive damage to several boats. John Batlas’s 28 foot cabin cruiser was left on dry land as rain later filled the lake. interior damage and mahogany paneling will likely require factory restoration. The lake has since returned toward normal level.

Cheat Lake John Batlas Batlas Mountaineer Lake Lynn Deckers Creek

Bashful Candidates In Vogue In West Virginia Race

Senator Paul Kaufman, a liberal Democrat from the eighth district, amid cautious delays at the West Virginia Political Science Convention expresses a wait and see stance on a gubernatorial bid. Kenneth McMillan of West Liberty warns reform talk faces conservative opposition and a statewide wind shift is needed.

Paul Kaufman West Virginia Kenneth McMillan Division of Social Science West Liberty State College Paul Kaufman McMillan Univesity Agricultural Sciences Democratic Party

Two Fined In Conservation Violations By Justice of the Peace

Stephen S. Pullen, 18, of 322 Mulberry St. paid 24 for having an uncased gun without a hunting license. David Coull, 29, of Parkersburg paid 24 for remaining in Coopers Rock Park after closing hours.

Justice of the Peace William Bowers Stephen S. Pullen Mulberry St David Coull Parkersburg Coopers Rock Park

WVU To Announce Decision On Food Prep At Games

County Health Director I A Wiles urges WVU to stop vending agents from preparing food at Mountaineer Stadium during football games. The probe cites illness affecting 700 people linked to foods dispensed in stadium runways and possible contamination from soft drinks. Health officials and WVU work to identify the germ and limit spread ahead of any fan announcement.

County Health Department University Mountaineer Stadium County Health Diector I. A WVU University Hospital WVU Health Service Wiles John J. Lawless University Health Service

OBrien Urges Democrats to Organize in West Virginia

Postmaster General Lawrence OBrien addressed the Democratic Women's Day Banquet in Fairmont with a warning to organize to win elections and explain issues. Gov. Hulett Smith predicted a 1963 Democratic victory and the election of Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey as crowds packed the Fairmont Hotel, with TV coverage across banquet rooms.

Fairmont Lawrence O'Brien West Virginia Hulett C. Smith Smith Lyndon Johnson Hubert Humphrey

Efficient Use Is Key Says Dean Sleeth

Dean Sleeth of the University School of Medicine argues that simply producing more M D s won t solve the doctor shortage. He calls for systemwide reform and better use of medical personnel, noting many tasks could be done by nurses or staff to free physicians for essential care. He cites overextended house calls as an example, with continuation promised on Page A.

Barron Robertson Arch Moore Moore Washington Eut Robertson James Harlow Harlow Joe Judy O'Brien United States Clark Steeth University School ‘of Medicine Dean Sleeth

Oral Cancer Clinic Planned During Month

October oral cancer detection clinic to be held at University Medical Center announced by Dr. Roger V. Chastain. Free exams by Monongalia County Dental Society with U M Center and University School of Dentistry staff, October 16 and 17 from 5 30 to 8 30 p m by appointment only.

University Medical Center Roger V. Chastain Theonongalia County Dental Society Uiversity School of Dentistry Enid Gilbert University School of Medicine Monongalia County American Cancer. Society Dental Society Division of Dental Hygiene University Floyd B. Cox John K. Berdon John L. Campbell John Dempsey William L. Graham

Coordination Key Drives Morgantown Planning Dig In

Morgantown Planning Commission starts an intensive work program led by consultant William Tierney III. Phase I updates base maps, analyzes economy and population, and surveys land use, transportation, schools, and services. Phase III covers subdivision and zoning updates, while Phase IV examines annexation needs, costs, and revenue.

City Planning Commission Morgantown Planning Commission Commission William Tierney III Clift Hough West Virginia Geologic Survey Soil Conservation Service Tierney

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