Fa-Fairm, 1973-1976

This folder contains correspondence with: Gerald S. White, Executive Director, Governor’s Committee on Crime, Delinquency and Correction; Thomas R. Tinder, Commissioner, West Virginia Department of Welfare; Norman L. Fagan, Executive Director, West Virginia Arts and Humanities Council; John E. “Jack” Fahey, Mayor of Wheeling; Edwin F. Flowers, Commissioner, West Virginia Department of Welfare; J. Richard Davis, Mayor of Fairmont; Ralph N. Steele, Mayor of Fairmont. Topics include: Cincinnati Appalachian Festival, highways, bicentennial, McMechen disaster area, crime prevention, Flatwoods-Canoe Run Public Service District, water and sewage systems, welfare, abortion, gas, Fact Finder, genocide treaty, Facts, Incorporated, faculty salaries, teacher salaries, West Virginia Arts and Humanities Council, West Virginia Science and Culture Center, High Voltage Systems, Inc., Appalachian Regional Commission, Public Service Program, Weirton Steel, Kanawha County textbooks, social security, community development, Fair Labor Standards Act Amendments, Wage and Hour Act, West Virginia School Service Personnel Association, Economic Stabilization Program, United States Water Resources Council, retired teachers, public housing, Farmers Home Administration, educational legislation, Fairmont Airport, Fairmont Aquatic Club, Fairmont Armory, Fairmont City Sewage Treatment, Fairmont Community College, Fairmont-Marion County Transit Authority, Fairmont Wall Plaster Company.