Sprouse Reflects On CIA Service In Early Career
Charleston lawyer James Sprouse, now a Democratic candidate for governor, recalls five years with the CIA starting in 1952 after a mysterious approach. He cites the agency outside U.S. borders, defends its necessity, laments abuses revealed by recent reports, and supports swift reform and possible citizen oversight while stressing the value of intelligence in a democracy.
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Randolph donation questioned in 1972 campaign
UPI reports associates of Senator Jennings Randolph say they know nothing of a $1,000 illegal donation allegedly given by Phillips Petroleum in 1972. Phillips lists 54 lawmakers as recipients of illegal corporate funds in 1970 and 1972, with Randolph among those named. The firm says the senator did not know the funds were from corporate sources.
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Dog Snatching Turned Up By Citizen Helper
NORTHFORK West Virginia authorities report a dog warden seized Brandy a black and white pup for an on the spot check. A 19 year old Frank Michaels snatched Brandy from the warden and fled. He was charged with interfering with an officer but the charge was dismissed after he said he was trying to help kids who owned the dog.
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Vietnamese family settles in Spencer with local job aid
A Vietnamese family of six moved to Spencer with the Rev. David Glockner seeking help to find work for each able member. Tau Nguyen, a former nurse, and Thi Minh Tien, a former elementary teacher, arrived with four children ages six months to 20 years. The group traveled from Vietnam via Guam to Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania. In Charleston a federal grant funds training for 280 West Virginians, including 150 in the Institutional Training program, totaling over 355000 dollars across three contracts.
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Reading Content Summary In a Multi-Section Weekly
The page lists sections and page counts for a multi section weekly magazine. It notes sewer moratorium coverage is included and highlights sections such as America’s Best Comics, Entertainment theater ads, Family Weekly, Gee Bee ad insert, Murphy Mart ad insert, and Panorama Magazine totaling 136 pages across 11 sections.
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Vote Ordered On DMC Liquidation Plan in West Virginia
U S District Judge Dennis Knapp ordered ballots mailed to 22 000 West Virginians who had 37 million dollars impounded in the Diversified Mountaineer Corp bankruptcy. The proposed liquidation would sell DMC assets and pay creditors first then distribute remaining funds to former investors. The ruling capped a bid by Alaska and California businessmen to reopen the loan chain.
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Hearing reopening opposed by Appalachian Power Co
Appalachian Power Co filed with the U S Court of Appeals opposing North Carolina's bid to have the Federal Power Commission reconsider the Blue Ridge dam licensing on the New River near Galax Virginia Oral arguments are set for October 23 The utility says NC raises new issues not timely presented and notes surveys by the Smithsonian in 1965 and 1969 were not publicly released by the archaeologist involved The article also notes that soccer is the national sport of most South American countries.
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WV Briefs: Teen dies after fall in Wheeling
WHEELING West Virginia A Bridgeport Ohio teenager Jeff Clevenger 17 died at a Pittsburgh hospital about four hours after a fall from a third floor window in a downtown Wheeling apartment building Death attributed to cardiac arrest and head injuries Police say the youth tried to climb out a window and lost balance.
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