Agnes Greer Dies at 92 at Cheat Lake Home
Agnes J Reeves Greer widow of H C Greer died at her Cheat Lake home at 92 Born in Ohio she was daughter of Jeremiah E Reeves and Jane Rees Reeves Her father founded Reeves Steel in Dover Ohio and was active in real estate and banking She held leadership roles in Greer Steel Co West Virginia Newspaper Publishing Co Wetzel Publishing Co WKJF Buckeye Construction Dover Broadcasting West Virginia Radio and Preston County Coal & Coke She traveled to Europe and the Orient and met with Pope Pius XI Burial will be in Dover with private services Contributions to charity urged in lieu of flowers.
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Agnes J. Reeves Greer
H. C. Greer
Cheat Lake
Greer
Ohio
Jeremiah E. and
Jane Rees Reeves
Reeves Steel and Manufacturing Co
Dover
Morgantown
Greer Steel Co
West Virginia Newspaper Publishing Co
Wetzel Publishing Co
Wkjf, Inc
Buckeye Construction Co
Dover Broadcasting Co., Inc
West Virginia Radio Corp
Preston County Coal & Coke Corp
Europe
Orient
Court of St. James
Rome
Pope Pius XI
Palm Beach
Fla
Pittsburgh
Splurge erases deficit in Mountaineer comeback
West Virginia erased a 13-0 Tulane lead at Mountaineer Field, scoring 31 points in about eight minutes to win 31-19. The Mountaineers intercepted five passes and forced four fumbles while Tulane added two interceptions and a fumble. Don Lemon returned a kickoff to the four, then WVU's Zakowski and Charley set up two scores. Frank Nester added four extra points and a 35-yard field goal.
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West Virginia
Mountaineer Field
Tulane
Mountaineers
Green Wave
Don Lemon
Tom Zakowski
Steve Foley
Ron Lee
Frank Nester
Zakowski
Doug Charley
Kerry Marbury
Danny Buggs
Lee Gibson
Charles Moss
Bernie Galiffa
Steve Treuting
Gibson
Charles Hall
WVU
Basil Godwin
Thieu Rejects Temporary Peace Plan Amid Talks
In Saigon Tin Song reports President Thieu and the National Security Council rejected a temporary peace solution discussed with Henry Kissinger. The government vows an honorable peace lasting forever and opposes any coalition with the Communists. Kissinger met with Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam and other South Vietnamese leaders during three days of talks.
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Hoang Due Nha
Thieu
Kissinger
Paris
United States
Saigon
Tran van Lam
UPI
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Col.De Kien Nhieu
Vietnamese Premier sees progress in cease fire talks
Pham Van Dong tells Newsweek cease-fire negotiations are in an important phase and approves aspects of Nixon proposals. He notes POWs could be released once a general peace accord is reached rather than after it takes effect. Interview conducted in Hanoi with Arnaud De Borchgrave after Tho’s Paris trip.
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Washington
UPI
Pham van Dong
Vietnam
Newsweek Magazine
Nixon
U.S
Hanoi
Newsweek
Arnaud de Borchgrave
Pham
le Duc Tho
Paris
Candidates Comment Election Coverage In Two Newspapers
The Morgantown Post and The Dominion News publish pre election articles from all 16 local candidates on their editorial pages beginning Tuesday with State Senate contenders and continuing through Tuesday October 31 for Assessor. The VOTER'S Guide by the LWV will run in two parts with biographical data and candidate responses, housewide and local, across the two papers on set dates.
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Morgantown Post
The
Dominion News
Post
Dominion-News
Dominion- News
State Senate
House of Delegates
League of Women Voters
Dominion- Post
McGovern Targeted by Fan at Kutztown Football Game
An angry football fan charged toward Sen. George McGovern during his Pennsylvania visit to Kutztown State College for a game against Cheyney State. Secret Service halted the man before he reached the candidate.
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McGovern
Kutztown, Pa
UPI
Secret Service
George McGovern
Pennsylvania
Kutztown State College
Cheyney State
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