Shortage Pushes Medical System Toward Specialization
Dr Sleeth outlines a shift from general practice to specialty care as a remedy for doctor shortages. He envisions large regional centers with smaller clinics and regionalized facilities aided by transport advances. West Virginia faces a 300% need for doctors versus current 15,000 for 18 million residents, with WVU’s medical program producing about 60 new doctors yearly.
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Armed Services
American Medical Association
Sleeth
Dean Sleeth
West Virginia
West Virginia Medical Journal
Glenville
Fort Ashby
Berkley Springs
West Virginia University School of Medicine
West Virginia political forum calls for action on reform
A panel at the state convention criticized WV budget practices and weak public participation. Speakers urged organized groups to drive reform, with attention to executive accountability and future constitutional revision efforts. A new West Virginia Political Science Association was formed and officers named.
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West
West Virginia
Seibert
Tae Villans
Gaeman
Department of Political Science
WVU
Claude Davis
William R. Ross
Ros
Paul Stewart
Marshall
Iversity
John McClaugherty
Citizens Advisory Commission On
Charles Armistead
Mosongalia
Jack Miller
George Moore
Concord College
West Virginia Political Science Association
Dorothy Roberts
Davis and Elkins College
Paul D. Stewart
Marshall University
John R. Williams
Evelyn L. K. Harris
Morris Harvey’ College
Claude Jefferson Davis
Miss Roberts
Robert C. Clark
West Virginia State College
Carl M. Frasure
George F. Moore
Concord ‘College
Simon Perry
Chandler Shaw
Bethan
Pace Unveils Model Of Multidisability Workshop
PACE of Monongalia County displayed a scale model of the proposed Sheltered Workshop for Hall of the Drummond Chapel. The annual meeting featured discussions by Dr. Robert Neff and Dr. Thomas Brennan on educational and vocational plans for handicapped children and adults, with services to diagnose, teach, and enable wage earning.
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PACE
Monongalia
Cowan
Inc
Drummond Chapel
Yester- Methodist Church
Day Pace
Robert Neff
Michael Oliverio
Morgantown
Thomas J. Brennan
Brennan
Dr. Brennan
University
John D. Bellotte
Stacy L. Groscup
Harry Howell
John M. Panza
Michael
Forestry Field Day at Coopers Rock Pond
The Forestry Club at the university schedules an outdoor program at Coopers Rock Trout Pond starting at 1 p.m. The event prepares for the annual triangular jubilee meet with Syracuse and Penn State, featuring wood chopping canoeing fly casting chain sawing pulp splitting and cross-cut sawing. Coordinator John Drummond, forestry junior, will lead the day.
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Ne University
Coopers Rock Trout Pond
Syracuse
Penn State
John Drummond
Forestry
City Hamstrung On Its Liquor Club Authority
Local criticism of the states new liquor law grows as administration confusion appears statewide since licenses first issued. Morgantown officials debate whether the city can refuse a state license and worry about double licensing costs. Some clubs remain bottle clubs or bottle clubs with strict doors guarding access. Advertising complaints arise as inspectors threaten license revocation or suspension for violations.
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Kenneth Baker
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Morgantown
Mike Magro
Magro
Ciuye
ABC
Buckwheat Festival Closes With Senior Honors Parade
The Buckwheat Festival wraps today honoring seniors and antique cars. Richard Feather, 18, of Aurora Pike near Terra Alta is crowned king by State Superintendent W. ter H. Wayman. Feather, a 1966 Terra Alta High grad, studies forestry at Mineral County National-Technical School Keyser and plans to combine forestry with farming. Festivities include free buckwheat dinners for seniors over 70, an antique car show, and a parade. Morgantown Sky Divers perform at 3 p.m. with Batman and Robin.
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Seni
Richard Feather
Aurora Pike
Terra Alta
W. Ter H. Wayman
State Board of Education
Ral Feather
Terra Alta High School
Mineral County
Keyser
Feather
Heford
Futu Farmers of America
Youn Feather
Athltic
Morgantown
Batma
Robin
Licensing taxes spark statewide complaints on liquor sales
Complaints spread across the state about higher taxes on bar liquor from local stores. Licensed clubs pay $1.25 more per bottle than customers, fueling concerns of undesirable characters getting licenses via dummy corporations.
Charleston Letter Sees Scratching, Kicking Gubernatorial Talk
Arch goes will be a scratching, kicking affair through October. The big Young Republican meeting in Charleston will indicate voter mood with Kirk likely to headline and Moore and Underwood contenders. Also mentions Teddy Kennedy, Matt Reese, Irish Mafia, Staggers gubernatorial speculation, road bond push, and golfer Bill Campbell as a politics and sport echo.
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McMillan
Robert Mellace
Charleston Daily Mail
Arch Moore
Cecil Underwood
Wally Barron
Don Robertson
Robertson
Barron
Morgantown Post
Kaufman
Mellace
Eral Donald R. Robinson
Staggers
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George H. Seibert
Ohio County
Moore
West Virginia
West
Charleston
Florida
Kirk
Underwood
Teddy Kennedy
W. Va
Matt Reese
Sprouse
Robert McDonough
Big Daddy
Harley Staggers
Bill Phillips
Burl Sawyers
Bill Campbell
Campbell
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Preston County
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Stewart Burge
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ABC Commission
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Morgantown Travel Service
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