West Virginia Seeks Private Sponsor for Inaugural Parade Float
Charleston officials press private sponsor to fund a state float for the January 20 presidential inauguration. Governor Moore and successor Rockefeller deny state funding, while at least 30 states plan floats. Linsly Institute band from Wheeling to represent West Virginia.
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William Hudson
Washington
Arch A. Moore Jr
Jay Rockefeller
Hudson
Linsly Institute
Wheeling
Clarksburg native Joe Bartlett long years in Congress
Clarksburg born Dorsey Joseph Bartlett, a longtime staffer and clerk to the minority in the U S House, serves as ranking Republican staff officer. A former House Page since 1941, he held 17 years as Reading Clerk and has presided at Republican National Conventions since 1960. He began as Page in 1941, later Marine Corps service, and is now a veteran of nearly four decades on Capitol Hill.
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House of Representatives
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Congress
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West Virginia
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Flavius Dorsey
Blanche Hacker Bartlett
Washington
America
Page
Marine Corps
Capitol
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Marine Corps Reserve
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Quantico
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Chagrin Falls
George H. Bender
Jinny
George Washington University
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Salem College
Salem
Atlanta Law School
Atlanta
Georgia
Designer Saul Bass Shapes Public Attitudes With Corporate Identity
Saul Bass, 55, a leading corporate designer, is known for logos like AT&T’s bell in a circle and Lawry’s curlicued L. He advocates identity programs to influence perception, stressing authenticity and substantiation. His work spans airlines and major brands, with museum placements and an Oscar for Why Man Creates.
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Saul Bass
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Continental Airlines
Lawry
Hunt-Wesson
Security Pacific Bank
Bass
Celanese Corp
Lawry’s
Museum of Modern Art
Library of Congress
Smithsonian Institution
Wall Street gains whipsawed before holiday trading
In a choppy preholiday session in New York investors stayed optimistic about rates and inflation but buying slowed after a 242 month high. Trading remained active as portfolio yearend adjustments weighed on direction while exchanges prepare for Christmas Eve closure and a five day week ahead.
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New York
Reindeer music made Marks rich
Johnny Marks recalls a Tokyo bath scene and the moment Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer became a global hit. He says the song propelled him to overnight fame in 1949, with TV specials and records in multiple languages. He once discarded the tune, then rewrote it, and later hummed it to unlock the now famous melody. The story notes May wrote Rudolph for Montgomery Ward in Chicago in 1948 and that artists like Dinah Shore and Bing Crosby received demonstration records.
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Johnny Marks W
Tokyo
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Johnny Marks
Robert L. May
Rudolph
Chicago
Montgomery Ward and Co
West Virginia seeks public comment on energy plan
The West Virginia Fuel and Energy Office invites citizens to comment on a state energy conservation plan aligned with federal law. The plan covers thermal building and lighting standards, procurement rules, and promotion of carpools and public transit. Comments must be sent to the Charleston office by January 1, 1977.
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West Virginia
Fuel and Energy Office
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