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"medically needy" program to be administered within the framework of department of welfare disclosed by the governor.//state police academy -new $1,540,250 addition- Kuhn construction co. // State Penitentiary, Moundsville- Arthur Mckenzie appointed deputy warden. // legislator's pay raise discussed. // Governor discussed New River- his opposition to its being included in scenic rivers program. // Governor discussed critical energy shortage in United States.

Scope and Contents Governor Moore announced State's plan as a single identity in compliance with public law 93614, National Health Planning and Resource Act. // Mose E. Boiarsky appointed Judge circuit court. // Medical facilities being established to induce doctors to practice in rural areas. // Shawnee golf course property discussed. // Greenbrier Osteopathic school discussed. // State treasurer, John Kelly,-- Governor, will not intervene. // Governor chides press for nor giving wide coverage to...

Scope and Contents Dupoint Co. has submitted an application to state Natural Resources Dept. to dump chloride into Kanawha river, which was formerly sent to Gulf of Mexico. Public hearings scheduled first part of January. // New River Gorge- Five public hearings to be held- Governor hopes it will be designated a National Park. // Ten Dams on the New River. // Public Service Commission- Brooks Smith's appointment by the Governor as a chairman. will he withdraw the appointment by reason of some of state...

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John Carrigan- Board of Public Service Commission // William D. Mitchell- Workman's Comp. Fund // Continuation of Welfare Dept's clothing allowance // Groundbreaking of Fourco Glass Co.

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Governor introduced new Dean of Marshall University Medical School-- Robert C. Parlett // Announcement of West Va.'s new Paraprofessional Child Car System // Greenbrier school of Osteopathic Medicine discussion // Questions by the press: Bill Loy Judgeship, Cleo Jones resignation, State employees' salaries, Kan. county circuit court judgeship

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West Virginia legal Services Plan, Inc. (aid for low-income people of the state) David Cecil appointed director. // Welfare clothing allowance to school-age youngsters // State bridge contracts let--- East Huntington Bridge. // Governor's Impressions of meeting with President Ford // President Ford // Governor answered questions regarding his name being submitted for the office of the Vice president of the U.S. // Unemployment and welfare fathers

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Governor Announced West Virginia Office of Minority Business Enterprises OMBE being set up. McDonald Cary appointed its executive director. Favorable employment picture in state. //Brazilian cultural group to appear in state. // Don Bordenkircher's resignation, former warden. Osteopathic school, Greenbrier.

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"Abuse Alert" program announced --Salvation Army and State Dept. of Welfare. // Sewage treatment funds of $104 million avaliable for West Virginia communities in 75% grants. // Revenue, Legislature, and the Governor's plans for seeking a third term

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Armco Steel multi-million -dollar coal mining expansion. // studded tires outlawed. // I-64 bridge, South Charleston will open June 5, 11:00 am, 1974 // Special Session comments, when, budget and veterans' bonus // Republic of China trip-- Governor's comments

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Governor Introduced new state commerce commissioner, Ralph D. Alertazzie. // "Longwall Stripping" process -- project on property of American Elec. power Co. at Julian, Boone county, to be put to into operation Feb. of 1975. Funded by US environmental protection agency and state surface mining and reclamation association