Sunday Closing Law Local Option Vote in Monongalia County
Voters in Monongalia County will receive two ballots on Tuesday November 7. One lists candidates from president to magisterial district constables and four proposed constitutional amendments. The other 4 by 6 inch ballot asks Shall the Sunday Closing Law continue in Monongalia County West Virginia Yes or No.
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Monongalia County
Monongalia
West Virginia
Better School Buildings Amendment on Monongalia Ballot
Amendment No 3 would allow the State Legislature to issue bonds up to 200 million dollars for county boards of education to build remodel and equip elementary and secondary school facilities and sites. The measure aims to improve funding for school buildings though not a complete solution and is urged by Monongalia Countians to vote for it.
Halloween Safety Tips From A Cautious Reader
The notice urges caution for Halloween on Tuesday as children go door to door. It advises wearing light colored costumes with short hems, no vision restricting masks, and limit Trick or Treating to younger children with adult supervision. It recommends staying in home neighborhoods, returning by 8 p.m., and only accepting wrapped candy. Pedestrians and drivers should follow safety rules and use corners and sidewalks.
Thoughtful quotes on peace and character from literary figures
A collage of reflections from Dale Carnegie George Eliot and Robert South on inner peace actions and personal legacy. The excerpts explore self reliance deeds and generosity as true measures of a person.
Nixon era law firm scrutinized for White House ties
A Washington examination highlights Mudge Rose Guthrie and Alexander, once Nixon's firm, with offices near the White House and clients across banks, broadcasters, oil and gas, tobacco, and defense. It notes former partner Garment's White House access, and cites cases where federal actions were influenced after Nixon took office.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Mudge, Rose, Guthrie and Alexander
Mudge
Rose
White House
1701
Pennsylvania Avenue
Leonard Garment
Garment
Franklin Lincoln, Jr
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
Lincoln
John Mitchell
Nixon's Truce Gamble Shapes Vietnam War Politics
Nixon holds leverage over Thieu and Hanoi as Kissinger frames a cease-fire. The president controls ammunition, fuel, and wages for the South Vietnamese forces, pressuring Thieu to accept a truce while keeping options open for re election. Peace prospects hinge on timing before November 7.
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Washington
Nixon
Thieu
Hanoi
United States
Kissinger
Saigon
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Paris
le Duc Tho
George McGovern
China
Soviet Union
Pity the poor voter weighing WV economic figures
West Virginia voters face conflicting economic data in the Moore Rockefeller race. The Employment Security reports show rising employed totals but higher unemployment in later years, with manufacturing jobs falling before Moore took office.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
John D. Rockefeller IV
Moore
Rockefeller
Employment Security
Department of Archives and History
State Capitol
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
West
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Supreme Court
Randolph Guthrie
Liquidonics Industries
UMC
Banque de Paris Et Des Pays-Bas
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John Volpe
Capitol
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Food and Drug Administration
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New York Times News Service
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State Department of Employment Security