Lugar's Legacy Shapes West Virginia Law Generations
West Virginia University Law School honors Martyn E. Lugar who retires after a career since 1939, shaping judges and lawyers through teaching, civil procedure reforms, and labor arbitration. The Martyn E. Lugar Courtroom symbolizes his influence as an educator and practitioner.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
Martyn E. Lugar
Martyn Lugar
Lugar
West Virginia University College of Law
WVU Law School
College of Law
United Mine Workers
U.S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
National Academy of Arbitration
WVU College of Law
WVU
Terra Alta Stockyard Sale Prices and Career Spotlight
Stockyard prices list calves hogs cows bulls and horses with bid ranges for June 10. Lugar’s long career included adopting WV court rules in 1960, Morgantown mayoral service, four years on city council, and twenty years as a Federal Mediation Service arbitrator continuing into retirement.
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Terra Alta Stockyard Inc
Morgantown
Federal Mediation Service
Tax revision aids over a million taxpayers in the nation
President Jimmy Carter signed a tax revision law that may benefit more than 1 million filers. H&R Block in Grafton offers free assistance to eligible individuals who lost job time in 1976 due to illness or injury, received disability pension, or were aged 65 by January 1, 1977. Call 265-4026 or visit 259 West Main Street Saturdays noon to five.
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Grafton
Jimmy Carter
James A. Mace
H&r Block Office
H&r Block
265-4026
West Main Street
Summer Reading Program Opens at Grafton Middle School
Grafton Taylor County invites all school children to an eight week Summer Recreational Reading Program starting June 22 at the Grafton Middle School library. Classes meet Wednesdays for about ninety minutes. Karen Hern will lead, with a $5 tuition covering materials and library use. call 265-0722 for enrollment.
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Grafton
Taylor County
Grafton Middle School
Karen Hern
Jump Rope Boom as Easy Fitness Option in Seattle
Americans seek simple low cost fitness, turning to jump ropes instead of jogging or calisthenics. A Seattle sporting goods manager calls it a near phenomenon, noting sales rising from 100-200 ropes yearly to 200-300 monthly, with prices between three and five dollars.
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Seattle
Jump rope craze sparks calls for fitness reform
The piece notes Arthur Burns questioning productivity and cites social habits at work. It covers advice from Dr. Richard Keeler on starting a safe jump rope program, including gradual effort, medical checkups for those over 30, and lifestyle changes to improve fitness with inexpensive equipment and minimal space.
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Keeler
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Burns
New York
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Schneider's
Troy
Mich
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President’s Council On Physical
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Toumbelina
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SUPER
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Autona
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