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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1973

Page

16

Health Planning Association turmoil frames public debate

Dismay over infighting at the Health Planning Association of North Central West Virginia emerges from a grievance against Dr. I A Wiles. The notice cites public derision of staff, misstatements in the press, and leadership turnover while outlining ongoing concerns about usefulness and continuity in HPA projects.

Health Planning Association of North Central West Virginia The HPA I.A. Wiles R. E. Flexman William McMahon Donna Enos Dr. Wiles West Virginia

Rockefeller and Connally clash as 1976 GOP race opens

The piece maps a dug-in GOP struggle with Nelson Rockefeller and John Connally entering the 1976 presidential contest. It notes Reagan inviting Connally to California, Agnew's trouble, and Roosevelt Jr predicting a possible Rockefeller Reagan ticket, while party leaders rally and timing shifts reshape early campaign dynamics.

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Scrabble, Va letter prompts county portrait and satire

A facetious column imagines a non existent Scrabble Chamber of Commerce and describes Scrabble, Virginia in Rappahannock County. It inventories population, geography, culture, and local habits while debating whether to answer a Californians retirement inquiry truthfully. The piece blends satire with a factual county snapshot and a brief New York wire service brief on Kissinger and Soviet affairs.

Washington Star Syndicate, Inc Scrabble Ruth Morrey San Antonio Avenue Menlo Park Calif Chamber of Commerce, Scrabble Jenkins Woodville Ruth Orange Jake Sykes Culpeper Rappahannock County Eisenhower

Kissinger questions detente and policy toward Soviet repression

The text reports Henry Kissinger arguing for proceeding toward detente despite Sakharov’s plight and raises a broader question: should U S foreign policy aim to transform other societies or merely affect their policies. It questions applying standards to Soviet actions that are not demanded of allies and notes tax dollars funding repressive regimes and torture.

Kissinger Senate Sakharov Soviet Union United States Kent State Vietnam South Congress

Red tape complaint drives WV retirement fund reform

A letter to the editor from a West Virginia resident describes delays in retirees receiving refunds from the state retirement fund. The writer urges 1974 legislative action to cap refunds at 30 days after final paycheck and imposes damages of ten thousand dollars per day for each day beyond.

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