Due-Dunb, 1973-1976

This folder contains correspondence with: Jose R. Duenas, Acting Legislative Secretary, Twelfth Guam Legislature; Joseph Duffey, General Secretary, American Association of University Professors; Edmund S. Muskie, U.S. Senator; Charles Keenan, State Director of Transportation, West Virginia Department of Education; John W. Duffield, Mayor of Winfield; James T. Duffy, President, James T. Duffy and Associates, Inc.; Gay Duke, County Magistrate, County Court of Jackson County; John V. Duke, President, Public Services Incorporated; Thomas R. Tinder, Commissioner, West Virginia Department of Welfare; Jack Dulaney, Superintendent, Wetzel County Schools; Frank B. Leone, Mayor of Dunbar; Dr. Prince B. Woodward, Chancellor, West Virginia Board of Regents; David P. Dunbar, President, Knox Development Corporation; Edwin F. Flowers, Commissioner, West Virginia Department of Welfare; Russell C. Dunbar, Judge, Sixth Judicial Circuit, State of West Virginia. Topics include: interstate commerce, employment, West Virginia Labor Federation, welfare, public service salaries, studded tires, canning lid shortage, teaching certification, Intergovernmental Countercyclical Assistance Act, Chronic Respiratory Disease Control Program, Black Lung Advisory Committee, sewage problems in Sutton and Gassaway, transportation for handicapped children, public safety, Regional Intergovernmental Conference, disaster preparedness, Moundsville Housing Authority, Office of Economic Opportunity, energy, social services, highways, vocational education, Wetzel County Vocational Technological Education Center, Appalachian Regional Commission, education, food stamps, Committee for the Restoration and Preservation of the Capon River, Marshall engineering school, motor vehicles, retired teachers, legislation, black lung benefits, Rehabilitation Environmental Action Program (REAP), Board of Probation and Parole, water and sewage systems, new industry, Weston Glass Corporation, workmen's compensation, West Virginia Geological and Economic Survey Commission, bicentennial.