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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1971

Page

15

Those Who Serve Others Garlow's Long Community Service

Morgantown figure John W. Garlow of 268 Allison St has dedicated decades to Morgantown and Monongalia County. He has worked with United Fund campaigns since their Community Chest days, always willing to serve in any role to help the cause.

Garlow Frank M. Heaster Rotary International Morgantown Rotary Club John W. Garlow Allison St Monongalia County United Fund Community Chest Harriett H. Hess John Garlow Vest John City Isaak Walton League Morgantown Area Garlows Ruth Garlow

Letter on prison reform and rehabilitation ethics

A reader argues for rehabilitation focused prisons, contrasting Kennedy Youth Center and Attica, describes inmate management and risks, recounts experiences at Jackson and Western Michigan prisons, discusses work programs and unions, and urges targeted reform while supporting segregation for violent offenders. The letter highlights community safety, education, and humane treatment.

Kennedy Youth Center Attica New York State University of Michigan United States Jackson Western Michigan Williams Michigan American Civil Liberties Union

Isnt TP The Truth by Carl Riblet Jr

Opinion piece by Carl Riblet Jr laments government growth from municipal to federal payrolls. The author argues government is a common enemy of decent citizens and envisions an overwhelmed nation. A quote from H. L. Mencken is referenced.

The Carl Riblet JR H. L. Mencken

Quote on Freedom and Thought from Senator Ervin

U S Senator Sam J Ervin Jr D NC argues that true freedom requires government non interference with personal thought and association He urges citizens to think independently and avoid official instruction or intimidation in shaping opinions.

America U.S Sam J. Ervin Jr D-N.c

Mason-Dixonland Welcomes Autumn Life and Local Tales

A nostalgic note from Mason-Dixonland describes fall routines with colors, harvest, and returning summer visitors. The writer observes wildlife and reflects on aging, golden-agers gatherings, and a light invitation to join in community events.

Water Demand Grows with Population and Industry

Monongalia County Extension Agent notes water consumption rising by about a million gallons daily due to population growth and more water use devices. He recalls past miracles of abundant wells and calls for faster action to curb pollution and protect drinking water. He cites Eric F. Johnson of the American Water Works Association arguing chemicals are essential to safe water despite fears of pollution.

Rocky Mountains Eric F. Johnson America Water Works Association

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