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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1973

Page

8

Opening hunting season yields few kills across counties

The 1973 hunting season started with low activity. Reports from checking stations in Monongalia Preston and Taylor Counties listed only two deer and six turkeys killed by the day. In Monongalia County, Raymond Harris of Rt. 9 near the Boy Scout Camp bagged a 10 point buck while bowhunting. Only bowhunting season is in effect for deer.

Monongalia Preston Taylor Monongalia County Keener Rt. 9 Raymond Harris Texaco Fellowsville Richard Burgoyne Newburg Preston County Shay Kingwood Fez Amoco Spahr Exxon Terra Alta Reckart Cuzzart Cool Springs Macomber Wilson's Denver Cabin Way Inn Bruceton Mills St Ferris Rowlesburg Taylor County Weaver Brothers Amoco Grafton Ada Beavers Knottsville Barbour County Turkey

Births and Discharges Across Monongalia and Nearby Areas

Birth announcements list Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bradford a daughter at 12 10 PM and Mr. and Mrs. David Cyphert a daughter at 8 12 AM. Discharges include numerous patients. medical staff noted at Monongalia General and Greene Memorial with multiple names and towns. Wildlife reports cover turkey and other game from Preston Taylor and nearby counties with season dates and bow hunting rules.

Monongalia Donald Bradford Box 312 Granville David Cyphert Allison Street Ida May Williams Brandon St Nellie Welsh Cassville Mary Bishop Reynoldsville Moses Martin Beckley Clarence Vanaman Shirley Cress Charles Newcome Randy Pugh Tina Summers Carolyn Best Melinda Murphy Kathleen Grace Nancy Stemple Delbert Nestor Katherine Neely

Pitt Fans Booed WVU Crowd as Majors Era Began

WVU fans voiced disapproval during the Mountaineer Field game as Majors took over Pitt football and officials faced boos. Traffic and pregame events drew attention while some fans left early, though a few noted the band remained undefeated. WVU received a $50,000 DOT grant for rest area infrastructure research led by Prof. Raul Zaltzman.

Dorsett Majors Pitt Panthers Panther West Virginia Cuntaineer Mountaineer Field WVU Steel City West Virginia University U.S. Department of Transportation Raul Zaltzman WVU Department of Civil Engineering

Counsel for a Christian married to a homosexual spouse

A letter advises prayer and counsel for a wife facing a husband’s homosexuality, noting biblical views as perverted yet urging family welfare be kept in mind. It cites Paul’s note on incompatibility and Luke’s reminder that God can do the impossible, urging hopeful perseverance.

America Sodom Gomorrah Paul God

City weighs future of Morgantown Senior Center

Thorne reports an average of 36 youths per week use the Morgantown Senior Center and questions its feasibility. He suggests reallocating funds to other youth programs or outdoor recreation and plans a meeting with teenagers to learn their interests for future city involvement.

Morgantown Senior Center Thorne Parks and Recreation Committee

Mystery blast rattles Eastern states near State College

Penn State geophysicist Dr. Sheldon Alexander reports a brief high frequency tremor at 8 53 p m lasting about five seconds. He cannot explain the source though possibilities include a sonic boom or meteor entry. No damage or injuries. calls flood police stations and media across Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and West Virginia.

State College Penn State University Sheldon Alexander Penn State Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia West Virginia

Back-filling and seeding improve reclaimed Bushy Fork mine area

Compton outlines back-fill plans filling a mined-out pit within a week then seeding and reseeding bare spots. Grass now covers the former over-slope as a farmer expects cows to graze next spring. He argues surface mining with back-fill reduces erosion and lowers long-term reclamation costs while boosting land value. Grafton Coal applies the method to two other sites in Lewis County. A Moose Lodge initiation event in Morgantown features state officials as guests and a roast beef dinner.

Compton Senate Coal Company Lewis County Compton Ventures Robert Mollahan Supreme Court Thornton Berry Morgantown Loyal Order of Moose Herbert W. Heilman Mossehart Supreme Lodge Mooseheart Ill George Goff Parkersburg Monongalia Charles J. Whiston Sam) Angotti Moose Alex Branny Women of the Moose Pilgrims District 2

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