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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1972

Page

9

Public hearings set on Blacksville No 1 disaster probe

Interior Department officials open Morgantown hearings Tuesday at 9 30 a m to probe the July 22 Blacksville No 1 mine disaster that killed nine. Agencies and groups including the Bureau of Mines United Mine Workers Miners for Democracy Consolidation Coal and West Virginia Mines will testify.

John Blosser Dominion Post U.S. Department of the Interior Mont Chateau Blacksville No. 1 Department U.S. Bureau of Mines United Mine Workers, Miners For Democracy Consolidation Coal Co West Virginia Department of Mines Morgantown Harris West Virginia Department of Mines

Formal hearing set in stacked trailer dispute

A formal hearing on alleged safety violations at Holiday Hills Mobile Home Park has been set for November 1 at the state fire marshal's office in Charleston. Fire Marshal John Landfried said the hearing aims to determine progress and next steps in the investigation.

Holiday Hills Charleston John Landfried Landfried Steven Callen Fred DeMund Monongalia County

United Fund of Monongalia kicks off 18th campaign

The United Fund of Monongalia County opens its 18th annual drive with a 6:30 p.m. Dutch treat buffet at Hotel Morgan. Brigadier James Osborne of the Salvation Army will speak, with Donald A. Mossburg presiding and agency reps from 14 groups in attendance. Reservations are $4 and due by Wednesday noon.

United Fund of Monongalia County United Fund Hotel Morgan Donald A. Mossburg United Fund Board of Directors James Osborne Salvation Army Baltimore American Red Cross Boy Scouts Camp Galahad Chestnut Ridge Camp Community Need Council Family Service Association Girl Scouts, Mental Health Association Presbyterian Parish and Neighborhood Service Scotts Run Settlement House U.S.O Valley Counseling Center Robert B. Creel Herbert T. Marshall James McCartney Arthur F. Hahn Robert J. Fleming E. David DuBoise Wesley Methodist Church Paul Hickey Chaplin Kennedy Youth Center

West Virginia University Homecoming Celebrates Growth and Win

Alumni return to WVU for Homecoming as campus expands with new Law School and transit towers. Gov Arch Moore Jr hails progress while 28,000 fans watch WVU defeat William and Mary 49 to 34 at Mountaineer Stadium amid band performances and festive attire.

Patti Callihan Vienna WVU William and Mary Arch A. Moore Jr Catherine Powell Dominion Post West Virginia University West Virginia University City Law School White Hall Mineral Industries William and Mary Indians Mountaineer Stadium Mountaineer University

Early retirement driven by job dissatisfaction and policy changes

The Dominion-News series opens with Bert, aged 51, retiring early and reflects national trends. Data from Northwestern National Life Insurance Co and Social Security officials show 45 to 64 year olds retiring before 65 rising 70 percent in a decade, with 2.4 million retirees in 1971 versus 1.4 million in 1960. Reasons include job cutbacks, desire to enjoy life, and income adequacy. Interviews with Gail Cunningham and W.G. Ward illustrate personal shifts to retirement, new part time work, and reduced Civil Service benefits for early retirees.

Catherine Powell Dominion-Post Bert Family Economics Bureau Northwestern National Life Insurance Co Minneapolis Gail Cunningham Riverview Court U.S. Bureau of Mines Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission Star City Cunningham United Fund W.G. Ward Woodland Drive U.S. Postal Service Ward

Health sound outs planned for Monongalia County

Monongalia County Health Planning Council Information Committee schedules nine sound outs this week and next to assess county health needs. Events include Sabraton Junior High School 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and Browns Halleck Community Center 8 p.m. Thursday with residents urged to voice health concerns. A report will compile input for HPC and the North Central West Virginia Health Planning Association.

Monongalia County Sabraton Browns Halleck Triune Ridgedale National School Booth National Area Osage Rock Forge Blacksville Westover-Granville Pursgrove Cassville Laurel Point Morgantown Don Spencer HPCIC K.F. Melville Leonard Sizer HPC North Central West Virginia Health Planning Association

Troubleshooter column invites Morgantown questions

Readers are urged to send petitions to Troubleshooter in Morgantown West Virginia seeking action on issues such as city trash container placement along Wilson Avenue near Morgantown High School and community litter concerns.

Wilson Avenue Morgantown High School Sunday Dominion Post Greer Building Morgantown W.va

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Daniel Harris Office of Hearings and Appeals Interior Department Department of the Interior Consol Bureau of Mines Brigadier Osborne United Fund Office Toledo Ohio Woodward Prep Washington D.C U. S. Army University of Chattanooga Tennessee Salvation Army School For Atlanta International College For Officers London England Southern Territory Cheat Neck Water Cheat Neck Dennis Wilson Patti Alpha Xi Delta Sorority Ron Rittenhouse Dominion-News Lorraine Williams Social Security Office
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