State aims to cut energy use in schools by 30 percent
Gov. Jay Rockefeller told county superintendents that public schools will reduce energy consumption by 30 percent next year. An energy management specialist will assist districts, with computer printouts on school-specific issues via an upcoming Federal Energy Administration program. He warned the energy crisis will persist and impact learning.
House approves B1 bomber despite Carter view
The House backed continued B1 bomber production amid debate over a final decision by President Carter. He may halt or authorize 240 planes costing about 24.8 billion. Supporters call it leverage in arms talks. critics warn it will be outdated by the 1980s.
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Washington
House of Representatives
U.S
Carter
Air Force
House
Congress
Gerald R. Ford
George H. Mahon
Dtex
House Appropriations Committee
Thomas P. O'Neill
Dmass
Joseph Addabbo
Dn.v
Death penalty for rape at Supreme Court decision time
The Supreme Court weighs whether states may impose the death penalty for rape, a move with wide implications though only six of 350 death row inmates are current rapists. The case centers on Ehrlich Coker of Georgia, a rapist who had escaped from prison after a prior kidnapping, rape and murder conviction. Georgia remains the only state with capital punishment for adult rape.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Georgia
Ehrlich
Anthony Coker
Coker
Waycross
Florida
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across West Virginia
A hospital register lists admissions and discharges across multiple towns including Grafton Fair View Madesville and Moatsvile with numerous patient names. The June 24 to 26 entries cover Grafton Belington Philippi Flemington Weston Clarksburg and other communities with staff and funeral notices for Moran and McIntyre in sequence and state hospital lists.
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French Creek
Hilda Posey
Belington
Winans
Philippi
Evelyn Faltz
Flemington
Mary Griffith
Grafton
Mark Myers
Sutton
Lillian Stephens
Fairmont
Blanche King
Blanche Stout
Ella Wolfe
Weston
John Grove
Terrance Baumgardner
Sam
Norris
Martha Andrick
Moatsville
Riley Poe
Volga
Gayle Bolcratz
Charles Ware
Gracie Smith
Roy Drummond
Summersville
Sherry Carper
Clarksburg
Wilma Ashcraft
Philippi—Okey Dean
Deloris Jones
Warren Zinn
Cowen
Mary Barger
Tunnelton
Gary Clarkson
Mathew Haller
Chole McVicker
John Moran
Burnsville
Creda
Morris
Admissions
Gassaway
Hyer Carr
Ottis Nestor
Rosemont
Vance Beatty
Minnie Helmick
ST. George
Dolly Ownes
Clara Mayle
Rolland Hutchins
Harman
Gail Cooper
Bonnie Helmick
Buckhannon
Rada Stump
Iva Fenstermacher
United Hospitals
Raymond Adams
David Barker
Brenda Biaz
Norma Matson
Frank Varady
Mary Ware
Betty Woody
Bridgeport
John Kubas
Jessica Nuzum
Nutter Fort
Virginia
Jane Lew
Cathy Freeman
Mount Clare
Blanche Cumberledge
NEW Milton
Lula Kesling
Wyatt
Ruth Hickman
Lumberport
Kevin Arbogast
Wallace
Marsha Robinson
Robert Davis
Dayleen Dayton
Lois Deberry
Brenda Donnellan
Susanna Flesher
Ralph Heatherington
Kevin Helmick
Audra Hickman
Jeffrey Hicks
Kimberly Lanham
Deborah McIntyre
Willis Nutter
Merla Page
Janice Peasak
Joan Pickens
Bertha Rapp
Mary Sanders
Tina Scheuvront
Jeffrey Spiker
Joan Stutler
Jed Thompson
Sheila Tichenor
Sam Urso
Patricia Williams
Harold Wright
Stacey
Health Center under criticism Charleston health facility eyed for new use
In West Virginia lawmakers question Guthrie Mental Health Center north of Charleston once a radar base. Officials note historic overstaffing versus patient numbers, with threats of closure and a budget of 758000 dollars. The Taylor County Emergency Squad logged multiple patient moves. The state acquired the 14 acres in 1969 after surplus federal land. The Health and Social Services Committee visited to press for maximized use.
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Charleston
W.va
Guthrie Mental Health Center
Health and Social Services Committee
Obituaries for Moran and McIntyre in West Virginia
Everett B Moran 86 of Rt 1 Simpson died June 28 at home born Feb 8 1891 in Taylor County son of William M Moran and Belle Lake Moran survived by wife Doris Selvey Moran two children Jean Smith Neal Moran three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews member of Union Baptist Church retired coal miner USW Local 1493 District 31 and Yates Lodge 163 AF AM Flemington J Lee Mcintyre 53 of Belmont died at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg born in Harrison County son of Bergie and Nellie Carpenter McIntyre married to Geraldine Deam McIntyre Willow Island Baptist Church employee of American Cyanamid three sons Michael Richard Gary one daughter Marsha and one brother Charles McIntyre preceded in death by step mother and one sister.
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Moran
Everett B. Moran
Rt. 1
Simpson
Union Baptist Church
Frederick Nose
Simpson Cemetery
Bartlett
Yates Lodge
No. 163
Af& AM
Flemington
Edward
Carl
L. Porter
United Mine Workers
J. Lee Mcintyre
Belmont
St. Joseph
Parkersburg
Harrison County
Bergie
Nellie Carpenter McIntyre
Willow Island
Charles McIntyre
Grafton
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Elliott D. Maynard
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Eupha Smith
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Donald G. Klinestiver
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John Field
Haden
Jerry Rinehart
Sawyer
Robert G. Perry
Perry
U.S. Atty
W.W. Barron
Nixon
Los Angeles
Richard Nixon
George Schlatter
Addabbo
Roadeu
Taylor County
Everett Maxwell
Shirley Bolyard
Maxwell
Bolyard
James Havenner
Havenner
Heal
Oren Kineer
Portland
Oregon
Carolyn Wagner
Hospital Register
Grafton City Hospital
Farah Cline
Frank Gregory
Fairview
Jo Ann Carpenter
Madesville
Carol Moats
Marijorie Swisher
Leona Farante
Anna Brooks
William Roy
Robert Arvie
David Nestor
Thornton
Quentin Thompson
Barbara Bolyard
Preston Memorial Hospital
Kingwood
Betty Crogan
Clarence Metheny
Beverly Dumire
Arthur
Christian
Martha Sypolt
Mildred Liston
Broaddus Hospital
John Pitzer
Freda Halbert
Paulette McLean
Mary AL Zirkle
Rowlesburg
Pauline Davis
Independence
Albert Luzadder
Louise Louke
Arden
Woody Bennett
Galloway
Robert C. Jones
Rebrook
Elvie Christopher
Mary Lanham
Charles Lindsey
Marilyn Nutter
Francis Reymond
Linda Snyder
Larry Tetrick
James Williams
Shinnston
Marion Hickman
Clifford Hosaflock
Rebecca Shaffer
Thelma Shreves
Daniel Mitchell
George Hennen
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Camden
George Latten
Michael Clayton
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Timothy Ash
Christina Barnes
Jacqueline Bragg
Robert Brown
Charles Buckhannon
Amy Bunnell
Jennifer Bunnell
Velma Chiccarella
Kelly Clifton
Cindy Davis
Nola Feree
Genevieve Forge
Dennis Frum
Ronald Heater
Ruth Koupal
Crystal Lanham
Pansy Lasure
Mary Lunter
Linda McNemar
Diana Mathenny
Nellie Moore
Gervaise Morgan
Mary Morgan
Willard Morgan
Tammy Morris
Helen Powers
Sam Ross
Bessie Schulte
Sharon Shifflett
Marjorie Shingleton
Maxine Steele
Carolyn Stewart
Patty Swiger
Sonya Swiger
Angeline Tiano
Sammie Todd
Clara VaHorn
Rexal Wildman
Anita Williamson
Dorothy Wyer
Curtis
Hickman
Christine Acri
Marie Scott
Jeanine Kidd
Kay Mihaliak
Lena Hardway
Lugig Gambazza
Leslie Haynes
Betty Morley
Stutler Pearl
Enterprise
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Orpha Jackson
Carla Mahan
Norma Fittro
Joseph Mescar
Salem
Jeffrey Edwards
Trannice Hall
Michael Fultz
Irene Hoppengardner Weston
Junior Nestor
Junior Tinney
West Union
Elsie Spencer
Connie Hart
Anmoore
Shannon Lawin
Bristol
Ernest Crites
Bernice Dalton
Frances K. Davis
Lillie M. Elliott
Harold E. Freeman
Mary A. Freeman
Lorenda Golden
Mary E. Hugo
Raymond C Lachapelle
Charles Lafferre
Charles R. Lindsay, Jr
Ada E. Hull
Shirley Shriver
Sheila Stanton
Janet A. Vicent
Julia Welch
Delma Zebley
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Morgantown
Rest Haven Nursing Home
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