Morgantown Council Deadlock Delays Mayor Vote
Morgantown council battles a stubborn 7 7 stalemate over mayor selection with seven veterans and seven newcomers, amid calls for legal or charter changes. Some propose court orders or a coin toss, others seek a temporary mayor pro tem to restore business.
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Morgantown
Dorothy Comantzis
Earl L. McCartney
Richard E. Walters
Judy
Comunitzis
Clyde Richey
America in Crisis Seen Through Henry Idaho Dispatch
Henry Kissinger warns of national strain as Watergate shocks persist. The piece portrays a united yet anxious America with everyday citizens and leaders like Judge Sirica confronting the crisis. Local scenes in Henry Idaho emphasize resilience and civic duty amid disillusion.
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Henry, Idaho
Henry Kissinger
Senate Watergate Committee
New York
Florida Gold Coast
Idaho-Wyoming
California
America
Henry
Idaho
Hoot Gibson
Buffalo Bill Cody
Gus Perez
Caribou Mountain
Arcola von Almen
Arcola
Roland Smith
Blackfoot
Roland
Soda Springs
Arlene
John Sirica
Sirica
District of Columbia
United States
Waste not if possible solid waste disposal trials reviewed
The piece surveys nationwide solid waste experiments including Franklin Ohio recycling grind sort plant Delaware tar fuels and metals recovery Nashville incineration for district heating Baltimore San Diego County Lowell Mass fuel gas plants St Louis electric power from waste and EPA grants. It notes these are experimental not proven and colors Morgantown plans for a local landfill as the near term solution while Mountaineers for Rural Progress seeks public input via MAP.
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Franklin
Ohio
Delaware
Nashville
Baltimore
San Diego County
Lowell
Mass
St. Louis
Union Electric Company
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Morgantown
Monongalia
Theounty Court
Te County Court
Mountaineers For Rural Progress
MRP
South University Avenue
Vanden P. King
Work-release center shines in West Virginia study
West Virginia's only prisoner work-release center in Charleston, 11 months old, houses 20 to 25 inmates nearing parole. Since opening Oct 16 1972, 36 inmates have entered, 11 released, 9 on parole, 2 completed sentences, 9 returned for infractions, 16 still in program. Inmates earned 27042 dollars, sent 1985 to dependents, paid room and board 4583, taxes 4390, saved 9193.
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Charleston
W.va
State Division of Correction
West Virginia
Correction
Gordon H. Faulkner
Faulkner
Savannah White
Recantations renew debate over Soviet political confessions
Soviet dissidents Yakir and Krasin publicly recanted at a news conference after trial admissions for distributing the Chronicle of Current Events and links to abroad groups. Analysts weigh sincerity, interrogation tactics, and the state drive to suppress opposition amid postwar ideological pressures.
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Moscow
Arthur Koestler
Soviet Union
Viktor A. Krasin
Yakir
Krasin
Koestler
Irina
Yakir and
Romney Moore Weigh Presidential Run In Non Campaign Talk
Republican figures George Romney and West Virginia Governor Arch A. Moore Jr. discussed future moves in Charleston. Moore indicated the process was progressing smoothly in what he called a non campaign with plans unfolding as desired.
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George Romney
Charleston
Moore
Sean Connery files for divorce from Diane Cilento
London dispatch reports Sean Connery suing Diane Cilento for divorce after a marriage begun in 1962. The 43 year old actor and Cilento, 39, share a nine year old son.
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London
Sean Connery
James Bond
Diane Cilento
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