WE-WH (correspondence), 1970-1974

Thank you letters, personal correspondence, resumes, job requests, applications, job inquiries, job transfers, tickets to the inaugural dinner, passes to the Chales town Turf Club, seasons passes to Waterford park, season passes to Wheeling Downs, insurance discussions with Webster’s insurance Agency, funding for Nursing Programs, local interest group looking into starting a non-stock non-profit supply ambulance service in Bruceton, republican candidate for the U.S. Senate (memo), Jim Weldon resigns from Morgantown Post because of “insulting and unrelenting anti-republican anti-Moore anti-Weldon behavior” of William A Townes, “Spear’s offer to resign as EDA director rejected by council”, passenger vehicle for Mr. Swede, a request from potential delegate J.M. Wells for a list of contact men and/or ABC and State Road contacts for the 14 counties in the third congressional county, meeting minutes, preliminary application requesting federal assistance for public works and facility-type projects: “the city of Wellsburg is now dumping raw sewage into the Ohio River. The city is under mandate from O.R.S.A.N.K.O. and has received a 180-day notice from the environmental protection agency to abate this practice.”, Wellsburg water and sewage system correspondence, Larkin Ours Second District, West Virginia apple growers protested the new action the Price Commission took on processed apple products, tabulation of West Virginia Coal Companies producing in excess of 500,000 tons, municipal clean-up program, unpaid bills no one willing to claim ownership, 35th annual convention of the West Virginia Petroleum Association, West Virginia Public Employees Association editorial: “Meet and Confer or collective bargaining: a remedy that can bring West Virginia greater pain than illness.”, invitation to be a guest speaker at the West Virginia School Board Association, Wesleyan College correspondence, Youth Citizenship Fund correspondence, Western Maryland Railroad Company, Western Resource Conference will be concerned with the problems and characteristics of "urban demands on natural resources”, bill for plumbing services at 1702 Darst Street, application by the city of Wheeling requesting the issuance of a certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity permitting the abandonment of operations across the bridge, certificate of service, Penn State Railroad Track (moved to oversize), Wheeling Hospital access road, “Howdy, come on in! motel owner proves hospitality pays off”, Chatterson- Whisman murder trials, request for a state flag for the East End Boy’s Club, memorial service for Ed White, discussion on the ‘White House Fellows’, Disaster Preparedness and Assistance Act of 1973, A Presidential Report to the Congress: New approaches to the federal disaster preparedness and assistance, follow up to the Disaster study proposal, request for Luodoun Thompson, Mr. William Whittington is not a close friend of the governor's,