Dim-Dit, 1973-1976

This folder contains correspondence with: Marianne Di Napoli, Publicity Director, Wheeling Symphony Society, Inc.; John D. Dingell, Chairman, Subcommittee on Fisheries and Wildlife Conservation and the Environment, U.S. House of Representatives; J. Richard Barber, West Virginia Alcohol Beverage Control Commissioner; Arthur Dingess, Commissioner, Boone County Commission; E.E. Lewis, President, Boone County Commission; James R. Goodwin, Commissioner, Boone County Commission; Edwin F. Flowers, Commissioner, West Virginia Department of Welfare; Ken Hechler, U.S. House of Representatives; Michael D. Dingman, President, Wheelabrator-Frye, Inc.; Richard L. Dailey, State Tax Commissioner; Frederick Dinkler, Director, Neighborhood Youth Corps, Raleigh County Board of Education; Robert W. Dinsmore, Chairman, Political Subdivisions Committee, West Virginia House of Delegates; W. Lloyd, President, Diodes Incorporated; Ralph DiRemigio, Mayor of Moundsville; Walter T. Greaney, National Commander, Disabled American Veterans; Walter G. Arader, Secretary, Pennsylvania Department of Commerce; James T. Lynn, Secretary, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development; Leo G. Kopelman, Member, West Virginia House of Delegates. Topics include: employment, Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act, studded tires, alcohol, Office of Economic Opportunity, public health, public works projects, Appalachian Regional Commission, welfare, workmen’s compensation, manpower, bicentennial, motor vehicles, family planning programs, new industry, youth programs, Greenbrier College of Osteopathic Medicine, highways, pollution, fuel costs, Cheat Lake Bridge, sulfur emissions, recreation and sewer funds, Blue Ridge Project, water and sewage systems, disability pensions, veterans’ affairs, disabled veterans, capital punishment, Tropical Storm Agnes, disaster relief, flooding, travel industry, discrimination, taxes, West Virginia University football, state symbols, Charleston Distance Run.