West Virginia urged to expand vocational training amid skills gap
Dr. Mink, director of the division of clinical studies at Virginia University, warns that the nation faces a Human Resources Era as 1966 data show 28 percent in manufacturing. He calls for regional residential vocational schools, welfare-linked enrollment, and retraining every six to seven years to meet rising professional and technical demand.
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West Virginia Homecoming Stirs Fans After WVU Loss
Cold weather and a WVU football setback mark Homecoming weekend as fans react to a loss to Virginia Tech. Chants and quips sample the crowd while the time capsule burial for 2007 anchors campus events and ongoing Centennial celebrations with open houses at the Mountainlair and Hotel Morgan gatherings.
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Wildlife Society To Present Deer Film At WVU
The West Virginia University Wildlife Society plans a 7 30 p m screening of The White tailed Deer in Room 342 Brooks Hall on Beechhurst Avenue. James Rawson says the New York State Conservation Department produced the film to explain deer overpopulation, its effects on forests and farms, and the deer management challenges facing state Game Departments and sportsmen.
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West Virginia Students Form Sprouse Support Club
About sixty WVU students organized a campus club to back James M. Sprouse for West Virginia governor. The group aims to recruit at least one representative from each county, with advisors Wesley Bagby and Robert Lanham guiding organizer James Rogers of Wetzel County. Rogers says Sprouse appeals to the younger segment like Kennedy did.
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Entomology Professor Leads AID Team to Pakistan
Dr. C. K. Dorsey, professor at the Experiment Station and head of the Eastern Branch, joins a three member pesticide advisory mission to Pakistan. The six week trip for the U S Agency for International Development aims to aid Pakistan's food production by studying crop pest issues and advising on pesticide regulation and long range control programs.
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UNICEF Fundraiser in Morgantown Aids Hungry Children
Article recalls UNICEF history from its postwar origins to present work across 117 countries. It cites vaccination numbers and health center support, warns of 600 million under subsistence levels, and notes a Morgantown fundraising event today from to 6 p.m. in support of UNICEF.
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Unicef
United Nations
Europe
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United Nations Children’s Fund
Morgantown
Aide Contends AIL Didn't Sign Strike Letter
Mrs Louise Dudley a nurse aide fired by Sun fale Rest Home says all striking workers signed a letter to Dominion News published yesterday morning She says John Exline listed as a striker did not join the protesters but respected the picket line and left the area
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Mission Begins At Church Here
The annual Missionary Convention of the Christian and Missionary Alliance starts today at Arch and Reay streets church and runs through next Sunday. The choir presents The Missionary Challenge at 7 p.m. Speakers Rev. J. L. Amstutz from India and Ruth B. Hess from the Congo headline the week with special music and pictures scheduled. Services are held daily during the convention.
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Lysistrata at University Theater Delights with Modern Edge
The Drama Division at the Creative Arts Center presented Lysistrata in a modernized revival directed by Mrs. Lenette Hardin. Oleta Kydendal led a strong ensemble including Deanna Spring Janice Ehrlich and Candy Elva with comic timing and engaging performances. The cast balanced wit and stagecraft as Richard Gross and others filled key roles in a lively production that, despite a clumsy prologue and epilogue, offered a sparkling theatrical experience.
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