Hal Wanger Family Practice Conference at Med Center
The first Hal Wanger Family Practice Conference, co sponsored by the West Virginia Academy of Family Physicians and the WVU School of Medicine, will be held in the Medical Center main auditorium on Thursday and Friday. It honors Dr. Wanger, a longtime state CME leader, and aims to continue the Potomac Shenandoah Valley Postgraduate Institute’s work.
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Hal Wanger
West Virginia Academy of Family Physicians
Department of Family Practice
West Virginia University School of
Wanger
School of Medicine
Sundaram V. Ramanan
Robertarshall
David Z. Morgan
Michael Hogan
Donald Carter
Roland J. Weisser
Jarrell Smith
Raymond Weiss
Charles White
School of Pharmacy
C. Wayne Weart
Arthur Jacknowitz
American Academy of Family Physicians
Surface mining and reclamation tour in Preston County
Strip reclamation sites toured by Monongahela Soil Conservation District with West Virginia DNR cooperation. About 20 people observed permit to revegetation, Rockville Mining dragline work, Sugar Valley site regraded spoil, and H L Kennedy operation. Preplanning on drainage and erosion control noted. reclaimed land used for homes and cropland. WVU received a $20,000 research grant from the Engineering Foundation of New York City for pulverized coal in high pressure vessels.
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Monongahela Soil Conservation District
West Virginia Department of Natural Resources
Preston County
Usda Soil Conservation Service
Monongahela Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors
West Virginia Department of Resources
Rockville
Valley Point
Sugar Valley
MSCD
C.J. Langenfelder & Son
H.L. Kennedy
Glade Farms
DNR
SCS
West Virginia University
Engineering Foundation of
New York City
Robert J. Krane
WVU Department of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics
Garrett County sets meetings on water quality plan
Garrett County residents will advise the Maryland Environmental Service on a water quality management plan for the Youghiogheny River Basin. The Public Advisory Council holds monthly meetings, with Phase I due to EPA by June 30, 1976, and Phase II due in 1978, addressing point and nonpoint source pollution and road runoff impacts.
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Qakland
Garrett County
Maryland Environmental Service
MES
Maryland
Youghioghey River
Youghiogheny
Little Youghiogheny
Casselman River
Deep Creek Lake
PAC
Jack Fridinger
Oakland
Arthur Naylor
Department of Natural Resources
Water Resources Administration
Department of State Planning
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Friendsville
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
William Davidson
Youghiogheny River
Davidson
Youghiogheny Plan
Fridinger
Youghiogheny Basin
Council
SCS Council of Student Chapters Elects Officers
ANKENY IOWA The Council of Student Chapters of the Soil Conservation Society of America elected officers for 1976 during its 30th annual meeting in San Antonio Texas Brian Carter of Glassboro New Jersey a Rutgers University student was chosen president Wayne Gabriel Tomball Texas a Texas A&M student was named student representative to the parent society’s governing Council Also elected were Vice President Richard Swenson Tempe Arizona and Secretary Jeanette Shahan Morgantown West Virginia Both are students at Arizona State and West Virginia Universities respectively The Council coordinates 33 student chapters across the United States and Canada The Society is a private nonprofit conservation group with about 15000 members worldwide
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Ankeny
Iowa
Soil Conservation Society of America
San Antonio
Texas
Brian Carter
Glassboro
N.J
Rutgers Univrsity
Wayne Gabriel
Tomball
Texas A&m University
Richard Swenson
Tempe
Ariz
Jeanette Shahan
Morgantown
W.va
Arizona State
West
Virginia
United States
Canada
Pittsburgh Press to raise daily price to 20 cents
The Pittsburgh Press will raise the daily price from 15 to 20 cents starting Monday while the Sunday edition stays at 50 cents. The paper cites rising costs in newsprint payroll ink and fuel since January 1972, noting about 50 daily papers now charge 20 cents or more.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pittsburgh Press
Daily Press
Duke professor to give theology lectures at WVU
Duke University theology professor Roland E. Murphy will be WVU’s 23rd Outstanding Guest Theological Lecturer. He will discuss The Wisdom of Israel and the Ancient Near East from 1 30 to 3 30 p m in Mountainlair Collegiate Room and present A Christian Understanding of the Old Testament at 8 p m in Mountainlair Little Theatre. The events are free and open to the public.
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Roland E. Murphy
Duke University
West Virginia University
Murphy
West Virginia U medical convocation honors therapy class
The Class of 1975 in the Division of Physical Therapy at WVU School of Medicine will gather Saturday at 3:30 p.m. in the WVU Medical Center main auditorium for a convocation and awards ceremony. Rosemary M. Scully will present the Frances Higginbotham Lecture. 15 graduates include two summa cum laude and eight cum laude. Barbara Staples St. Clair will receive a certificate of completion.
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West Virginiaersity School of Medicine
WVU Medical Center
Frances Heffrin Higginbotham
Rosemary M. Scully
Scully
WVU
Higginbotham
WVU School of Medicine Department of Anatomy
United States
WVII
Barbara Staples St. Clair
Bellaire Drive
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