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6JHint0n NewsTues. Feb. 27, 1979 •
Legal-'Notice
NOTICE TO REDEEM
To George Crawford or Sbefla Crawford,
address unknown
or any other heirs of W. D. Haynes, deceased
You will take notice that Robert & Katherine Ietwiler, the
ourchaser of the following real estate: 16 Acres and 100 noles
more or less, situate in Pipestem District, Summers County,
West Virginia, which was returned delinquent in the name of
W.D, Haynes, and was sold by the Sheriff of Summers County,
West Virginia, at the sale for delinquent taxes made on the Z4th
of October, 1979, has requested that you be notified that a.
for such real estate will be made to him on or after the first
y April, 1979, as provided by law, unless before that day yow
m such real estate. The amount you will have to pay to
edeem on the last day, March thirty-first, will be as follows:
"¢oant paid sheriff at sale, with
terest to March 31,1979. $371.50
irnount of taxes paid on the property
iince the sale, with interest to
arch 31, 1979. 6•67
iount paid for survey and report, 125.00
Amount paid for preparation of list of those to be served, and for
.Weparation and service of the notice, 84.50
-;TOTAL t7.67
:" You may redeem at any time before March 31, 1979, by paying
he above total less any unearned interest.
: Given under my hand this 30th day of January, 1979.
: Barbara N. Carr
"- Clerk of the County Court of
• ,, Summers County, West Virginia
Legal Notice
NOTICE TO REDEEM
'.TO O.P. Argabrite.
:, You will take notice that Rexford G. Bennett, the purchaser of
:the following real estate: It 189, Section 13, West Alderson,
:situate in Talcott District, Summers Co .unty, West Virginia,
:iwhich was returned delinquent in the name of O.P. Argabrite,
• . !and was sold by the Sheriff of Summers County, West Virginia,
at the sale for delinquent taxes made on the 24th day of October,
1977, has requested that you be notified that a deed for such real
"estate will be made to him on or after the first day of April, 1979,
as provided by law, unless before that day you redeem such real
- estate. The amount you will have to pay to redeem on the last
day, March thirty-first, will be as follows:
" Amount paid sheriff at sale, with
interest to March 31, 1979. $40.95
:iAmount of taxes paid on the property
since the sale, with interest to
March 31, 1979 1.63
. Amount paid for survey and report, '.
; Amount paid for preparation of list
iii of those to be served, and for prep.
. ,
5.! aratmandserwceof thenqtice, ., ......
:::TOTAL ........ '"
;:; You may redeem at any time before March 31, 1979, by paying
:: the above total less any unearned interest.
:,: Given under my hand this 30th day of January, 1979.
" Barbara N. Carr
Clerk of the County Court of
:- Summers County, West Virginia
;, Feb. 13, 20, 27
r.,
"e, "
:: WRITE ON
¸40.00
L 00'ega'-"00ot'ce A CHANGING WORLD
Human rights policy
The Council of the City of Hin-
ton will hold a public meeting in hould ject d plicity
the City Council Chambers at S re u
City Hall at 6:00 P.M. on Mar- '
ch 2, 1979 to provide citizens ,
with an opportunity to offer By JOHN PINKERMAN ways to encourage govern- repressive socleUes in the
written and oral comments re- Copley News Service ments to respect human world." Whither the Carter
rights is far better than human rights consistency?
garding the use of Revenue Those who support and pro- penalizing them for poor How "absolute" is his pro.
Sharing and other city revenues, mote human rights are some- performance." gram?
for the fmcal year July 1, 1979 what in the nature of those If Mr. Carter and Secre- At this writing the Presi-
thru June 30, 1960. All citizens,! who praise motherhood, tary Vance should pause, re- dent is trying to escape the
and especially Senior citizens There ts no negaUve aspect view what they have said and duplicity of his brother, Billy,
and handicapped persons, are to such support. Thus, in a actions they have taken, as embracing the terroristic re-
urged to participate in this pro- sense, when President Carter honest men they should gime of Libya, while the
posed use hearing, embarked on his human shake their heads in bewild. White House issues high-
Janet L. Rush rights crusade two years ago, erment and say, "How did we sounding rhetoric on rights
Clerk- Recorder he inherited a halo. get in this mess?" for Israelis.
Feb. 27, March 1 The indo, to say the least, Here are some for And, there is more. Mr.
is a little bit frayed. That is instances: Carter has made South Afri-
Legal Notice so because in promulgating If the President, his alter ca a butt of his human rights
his global human rights poll- ego, U.N. Ambassador An- punitive actions. At the same
NOTICE cy, he said one thing but did drew Young and other men time, he has permitted. An-
TO; James Walter Bowling, something considerably dlf- too immature to be genuine drew Young to praise the
A person missing for more ferent. He has instituted a statesmen had not pounded terrorists of Angola and the
than seven (7) years and policy of selective morality, and pounded on the idea of South West Africa Peoples
presumably deceased. He has punished friends and "human rights" in Iran, that Organization, vigorous oppo-
rewarded enemies. He has country would not be on the nents of anybody's human
been pragmatic in one in- way to the Soviet camp today rights.
You will hereby take notice stance and the very opposite -- with tremendous damage He has denounced Rbode-
that William G. Bowling will in other instances, to vital U.S. interests• sia while ignoring the execu-
petition the County Commission In his Jan. 20, 1977, Inaugu- The Iran situation might tions and other human rights
of Summers County, West Vir- ral address he said: "Our best be analyzed in the man- violations in Idl Amln's
ginia, on the 26th day of March, commitment to human rights ner that Mr. Carter's newest Uganda. He has generally ig-
1979, for an Order granting to must be absolute .... Our darling, Red Chinese Deputy nored the persecution of raft-
William G. Bowling letters of moral sense dictates a clear- Premier Teng Hsiao-ping, ra- lions of people in the Soviet
administration of the estate of . cut preference for those socl- tionalized over the absence of Union in his haste to secure a
James Walter Bowling, a pre- eties who share with us an human rights in China. SALT II military agreement
sumed decedent, and that the abiding respect for individual He called human rights with Moscow. In reality, Son.
County Commission of Sum- human rights." strictly an internal issue, Henry Jackson, D-Wash., had
mers County, West Virginia, The President also has just none of Washington's busi- done more for human rights
will hear evidence on the said ordered Secretary of State hess and noted that such among Russians than Mr.
date concerning the absence of Cyrus Vance to issue a new rights differ from one nation Carter, Secretary Vance or
'James Walter Bowling and the handbook entitled "Human to the next. And, insofar as all the other quick-lipped
circumstances and duration Rights and U.S. Foreign the human rights of 17 mil- agents of the White House.
thereof. Any persons interested Policy." This propaganda ex- lion people on Talwan are In short, the human rights
in said matter may appear at erciso indulges in all the concerned, he rattled the rail- policy is not "absolute," as
moralistic nonsense that has itary invasion saber and said, promised in the 1977 inaugu-
such time and give evidence to become part of the White "We cannot tie our hands on ral declaration. It is selec-
the said Commission. House human rights oratory this matter." This is the man tire, and perhaps there is
BARBARA CARR and, now and then, Jumps closest to the heart of Presi- some reason for such an
County Clerk of Summers from the world of reality to dent Carter today, approach. But, ff it is going to
County, the world of dupUcity. For As one Washington observ- be pragmatic and selective,
West Virginia instance, at the end of a er said, "While Talwan is not shouldn't it selectively punish
Feb. 27, Mar. 6, 13, 20 Vance lecture on do-goodism, exactly a utopia of freedom U.S. enemies, not one-time
New Source appear these words: "Find- for the Individual, mainland friends llke Iran, Talwan,
ing positive and creative China is one of the most South Africa, Israel and
Of Help many others:
Teachers wishing to improve
their classroomappreachesto Vitamin C,- Effective Rust Inhibitor
popular children's books have a
new source of help, thanks in
part to a West Virginia Tech Vitamin C, that marvelous metal surfaces, giving protect- bare metal. The substrates are
assistant professor, little molecule, is an effective ion. then exposed to a salt- spray
Dr. Janet E. Worthington of corrosion inhibitor for metal Although vitamin C is effect- environment governed by
theTechEngiishfacultyhasco- surfaces, it was reported re- ive alone, Mr. Castellucci re- (ASTM) standard tests. The
authored a resource book ntit- cently at a national meeting of ported results with a novel exposure time is dictated by
led "Response Guides for the American Chemical blend of ascorbic acid and moly- product criteria."
Teaching Children's Books" Society. bdenum powder. A series of such experiments
published bytheNationalcoun- Environmentally acceptable, "The metal treatment with showed that vitamin C gave
ell Of Teache in English. vitamin C. 9an be a pai'tial ascorbic acid is simpler than . effective protection, although in
, . ..... ,$82.58 The b99J, a.il0bl now to: replace)ment for cancer- caus-, the multi- stage ph0sphate cl. o. most cases chromated surfaces
. secondary school teachdrs( in- ing chromate in treating metal mate processes," he said. were superior, he reported.
cludes detailed teaching guides surfaces, and its use would re- "Articles are degreased and "Ascorbic acid with or with-
to 27 tradebooks widely used in duce the energy requirements dipped into a 10 percent solut- out molybdenum functions ade-
elementary classrooms, in metal treatment systems, ion of ascrobic acid containing quately as a low- energy metal
Dr. Worthington and co- auth- said Nicholas T. Casteliucci of one percent molybdenum treatment for corrosion inhibit-
or Albert B. Somers of Fur- the Research Center of PPG powder at 40 degrees Celsius. ion," he concluded. "Although
man University say the book Industries, Inc., Springdale, Pa. The dipping time is dependent the new system does not out-
will help teachers to kindle in Protection provided by chrom- upon the mass of the object to be perform chromates, it is ace-
their students an enthusiasm ate treatment remains superior treated. The article is removed eptable for many applications.
for reading while building read- in most cases, from the bath, rinsed with In addition, its ecological acc-
ing skills and interrelating the Vitamin C is particularly deionized water, drip dried at eptance, reduction of stages and
language arts with other areas good as a rust inhibitor for iron- room temperature and ready therefore plant space, simplic-
of the curriculum. Among other based (ferrous metal) items to for primer or topcoat, ity of application, and energy
things, each response guide in which a topcoat is subsequently "After the substrates are top- savings have been demonstrat-
the book offers a brief plot or applied, he added, coated, they are scribed with an ed."
• ': U S. Ioses again ' lt isvitaminC'sdiversified X to expose a minute fraction ot
. ren's novel, suggests approp- chemistry that makes it a good
• riate grade levels for introd- corrosion inhibitor. An acid (
", ucing the story, proposes dis- ascorbic acid), vitamin C is
": in Philippines c News
variety of responses from the surface of the metal. As a red-
, cussion questions to elicit a thought to clean and etch the onsumer
' students, and suggests projects ucing agent, it protects against
By VIRGIL PINKLEY of it on a gratis basis, which will create class aCtiv- oxygen and combats oxidative One way consumers have ' able minimum Federal flamm-
. i Cy News Service In the Spanish-American ities that relate to the novel, processes such as rust format- been combating the increase in ability standards. This standard:
War we liberated the Philip- Dr. Worthington also has put ion. Finally vitamin C has the heating costs is adding insul- is based on laboratory tests
Our ineptness and our will- pines and made them a Com- together special programs on ability to entrapions into "COrn- ation to their houses• Cellulose' only, which do not represent
. lngness to knuckle under to monwealth nation. We gave children's reading for present- plexes," and Mr. Castellucci insulation, usually made of actual conditions which may
: excessive demands on the them the finest medical facli- atln at elementary schools or theorizes that it chemically ground-upor shredded paper, is occur in the home."
. part of many overseas coun- files and sanitation in the for women's or other civic and coordinates with the treated the most popular for blowing That label means the insul
tries are emphasized again in entire Asia and Orient areas, service groups. Those interest- into place. But, there are some ation has passed a laborator
the agreements worked out We established a system of ed in scheduling the program • drawbacks to cellulose-the test that measures flame re
recently between .the Philip- public education and we con- tardants have been tested for
can contact Dr. Worthington at Fr main one is flammability.
• pines and the United States structed networks of roads
pertaining to important mfli- and communications. West Virginia Teeh by mail or ee Trees To he on the safe side when
, tery bases in the Philippines. Further, we assisted the by calling 442- 3270 in Mont- yOUion, shoPlook fOrfor celluslOSecellulose insulat-insulat" 1ermanencYthe flame retardantand to makechemicalsSure
We have entered into a Philippines with agricultural gomery. Landowners may get up to ion manufactured after Sept- used will not corrode struct-
loose arrangement which is teams of instructors. I0,000 trees free to match pur- ember 7, 1978. The Consumer ural materials in your house.
,tO be amended and changed When the Japanese invad- VA News chases from state forest nur- Product Safety Commission re- To, learn more about all types
ed the Philippines, the Amer- series. The minimum order is
In the months ahead by
.=. quires that any manufactured of insulation and how to install
, agreeing to give the Philip- leans fought until there was Q-- How long may a "help 1,000 trees. Orders should he after that date meet the min- it, send for a free copy of Tips
" pines 1 billion in additional only a handful of soldiers left less child" receive VA pension, directed to the local state imum flammability standards, for Consumers Insulating their
U.S. aid, plus "other conces- on. Corregldor. Once we benefits? service forester in each county. So, if you are shopping for: Homes. It's free from the Con-
, stons," whatever the latter turned the tide and began to ' A- Children who become per- Westvaco will also provide, cellulose insulation, buy bags sumer Information Center,
may mean. defeat the Japanese, we II. manently incapable of self- sup- free of charge, up to 100 seed- that are labeled: "Attention: Dept. 609(], Pueblo, Colorado
, It'tstruethat the two bases berated the Philippine port because of a mental or lings to each member of an The material meets the applic- 81009.
, . are important for us since Islands. Today, some 0,000 physical defect before attaining .organized youth group willing to
, , military installations at Americans, who gave their
• ,.. Clark Air Base, Just outside lives to liberate the .Philip- age 18 are entitled to receive plant them, up to 500 for a civic
< Manila,and the Suhic Naval pines, sleep under white benefits as long as the cond- group planting prejoct, and up ,,qnonso t,
Base are essential, crosses on a hillside In the ition exists or until they marry, to 1,000 for establishing or plant- r
'-- We lowered the U.S. flag at outskirts of Manila. Q- In 1948 1 bought a Nat- ing in a school forest. Interest-
-'. both and the bases are now Our whole reatlonshlp ional Service Life Insurance ed persons should contact local
• ., being commanded by Philip- with the Philippines for 75 policy with a $5,000 face service foresters for details. The West Virginia University program director. Co- directors
• ,•, pine officers. Just how much years has been one of our value. Can ladd an additional Westvaco has distributed School of Pharmacy and the from the University of Miami
" humiliation can the Ameri- constantly aiding and giving. $5,OO0 worth of coverage? nearly 8.5 million seedlings in University of Miami Institute of
o: can people be asked to accept Now to be required to A- No. You may elect to use West Virginia since 1951. Last Molecular and Cellular Evol-
:, by a government which has lower our flag and to turn your annual dividends to buy year alone Westvaco's Coving- ution will sponsor the fourth
:! Jelly in its spinal column? over these two important paid- up additions. The amount ton, Virginia Mill distributed International Symposium on
The Philippines need those bases to Philippine officers is of additionalinsurance you may over 100,000 free seedlings to Microencapsulation March 26-
bases and the income they incredible, buy depends upon your age and landowners in the above count- 30 at Plantation Key, Fla.
= brg most desperately. President Ferdinand E. the amount of your dividend, ies. The seedlings help reforest
Louis
A.
Luzzi,
dean
of
the
• Each year we send nearly Marces, who has imposed Q-- I am a veteran attending harvested areas, improve wildJ WVU School of Pharmacy, is a
• :,. million to them in pay- martial law in the Philip- •school under the GI Bill. I plan life habitat, protect stream
. co. director and will preside at advantages of the best and most
,,.. ments which goes into the pines and became a virtual • to marry a widow with two quality and prevent erosion, the opening session. Dean unique applications of microen-
"' Philippine economy and dictator, although he oper- children. Will I be eligible for Cooperating with Westvaco in Luzzi, who has devoted much of capsulation.
; props it up. ares under the title of presi-
.i, additional education benefits the seedling program are the his research efforts to develop-
.*,. : Let's face fact, dent, has promised that the The symposium has been app-
• ' The Phlllppines have prac- United States will be able to based on these stepchildren? West Virginia Division of For- ment and application of micro- roved for 1.2 WVU continuing
::: Ucally no military forces of conduct "unhampered mill- A-Yes. Unmarried stepchild- estry, West Virginia University encapsulation, is a founder of education units. Pharmacists,
¢. any consequence and they tary operations." ren living with the veteran are Extension Service, Soil andl the symposium and has part-' chemists and other scientists
• :-" dapend entirely on us for se- Here again there is no considered dependents of the Water ConservaUon Districts, icipated in its three previous interested in attending should
•: -: curry and protection, great certainty as to what we veteran until their 18th birth- and the U.S. Agricultural Stab- programs, contact Dr. Riley at the School
i': For yesrswehavepumped will be permitted to do or day, or if enrolled in a VA flization and Conservation Ser- David A. Riley, chairman of of Pharmacy, West Virginia
..,., lnt0the Philippines what acts of ours will be approved course of study until vice and its local ACP eom- continuing education for the University, Morgantown, WV
in vartods types of aid, much rejected and opposed. , their 25rd birthday, mittees. , wVU School of Pharmacy, is 26506.
Enlist In Marin
John E. McKinney, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arlle McKinney of.
.Hinton, W. Va. and James R.
Adkins, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Adkins of Hinton, W.
Va., have recently enlisted in
the U.S. Marine Carps and will
repo/'t to the Marine Corps
Recruit Depot at Parris Island,
S.C. on July 6, 1979.
John's technical training will
be in the Communication- El-
ectronics field and James tech-
nical training will be in Military
Police field.
Both men are
iors at Hinton
s. sgt.
recruiter out
that these two
some of the
in from
said both have l
future ahead
Marine Corps.
For
join .this
ization call
or 255-4977.
Sexual C rime
Increasing
jects received
evaluations, e
viewed an
second an a
the third
ed quietly.
the films and
iod for
jects were
couraged, to
to
a 10- minute
jeers were
unity to shock
The
angered maleS
the erotic or
were more
no- film group.
was no
National crime statistics
show that while incidents of
many violent crimes are de-
creasing, the number of rapes
is increasing. These statistics
combined with the "general
belief by a large proportion of
the population that many sex-
ual materials can precipitate
violent sexual crimes such as
rape...." have led to a growing
interest in research on the
factors that promote aggression
against women. Two psychol-
ogists recently examined the
relationship between erotic
media presentations and agg-
ressive attacks against women•
Drs. Edward Donnerstein and
John Hallam found in the re-
search literature that "cond-
itions of nonanger and- or mild toward male
erotcs, m fact, tend to reduce uat0rs. After
subsequent aggressi'behav-'dlay,
erotica
mn against
for." Anger arousal and in-
creased sexual arousal from
erotic exposure seemed to be
the crucial variables in facul-
itating aggression in both men
and women• Compounding the
complexity of the issue are
previous findings that females
were actually aggressed
against less than males. One
explanation for this finding has
been that aggression toward
females is generally disapprov-
ed of and fear of disapproval
inhibits aggression in experi-
mental conditions.
The two researchers designed
a rather elaborate experiment
• in which they created an en-
vironment where their 60 male
undergraduate subjects were
less inhibited or restrained ag-
ainst aggressing toward a fem-
ale. The 60 males were divided
into 3 subgroups. Each parti-
cipant composed an essay.
These essays were "poorly"
evaluated- half by a women,
half by a man. After the sub-
certain
highly erotic
can act to
responses
The
not provide
important
"why the
males
or do all
apparently
ones such
experiment,
formofa
female
The article,
fects of
Against
Donnerstein
appeared
issue of the
sonality
published
erican
ion.
Results Of
Westmoreland Coal Com-
pany, the nation's oldest indep-
endent coal company, today
announced the results of an
indepth study of its total coal
reserves.
The study revealed that of the
over 400 million tons of the
Company's reserves in south-
west Virginia, one quarter of it
can he prepared, at the rate of
two million tons per year (
TPY), to meet the New Source
Performance Standard
(NSPS).
A contract between West-
modified to
paration of
coal.
The
lineated a
" (NSPS)
contract at
Virginia
the
complex
million
providing
5OO,OOO TP¥.
The
engaged in
will be Sidney W. Fox, re- moreland and the Georgia Pow- sales
search professor and director of er Company, signed April 3, Company, to
the Institute of Molecular and 1978, calls for the shipment of term
Cellular Evolution, and May- 600,000 TPY of NSPS coal start- production
nard E. Docken.dorf, the in- ing October 1, 1961 from this ces.
stitute's administrative officer. ,Virginia reserve. The remain-
Presentations during the ing 1.4 million TPY is not Less
symposium will emphasize the currently under contract. !
This coal will be processed at
Westmoreland's transleader
complex in Appalachia,
Virginia, served by the South-
elm Railway. The faculity,:
which has been operating for 13
years, is being enlarged by the
addition of a sixth storage silo
and is equipped to meet the
most demanding unit train sch:
edules. The adjoining prepar-
ation plant has recently been
Five
ment of
mated that
the United
1,000
supplying
Today,
tlds
less.
6JHint0n NewsTues. Feb. 27, 1979 •
Legal-'Notice
NOTICE TO REDEEM
To George Crawford or Sbefla Crawford,
address unknown
or any other heirs of W. D. Haynes, deceased
You will take notice that Robert & Katherine Ietwiler, the
ourchaser of the following real estate: 16 Acres and 100 noles
more or less, situate in Pipestem District, Summers County,
West Virginia, which was returned delinquent in the name of
W.D, Haynes, and was sold by the Sheriff of Summers County,
West Virginia, at the sale for delinquent taxes made on the Z4th
of October, 1979, has requested that you be notified that a.
for such real estate will be made to him on or after the first
y April, 1979, as provided by law, unless before that day yow
m such real estate. The amount you will have to pay to
edeem on the last day, March thirty-first, will be as follows:
"¢oant paid sheriff at sale, with
terest to March 31,1979. $371.50
irnount of taxes paid on the property
iince the sale, with interest to
arch 31, 1979. 6•67
iount paid for survey and report, 125.00
Amount paid for preparation of list of those to be served, and for
.Weparation and service of the notice, 84.50
-;TOTAL t7.67
:" You may redeem at any time before March 31, 1979, by paying
he above total less any unearned interest.
: Given under my hand this 30th day of January, 1979.
: Barbara N. Carr
"- Clerk of the County Court of
• ,, Summers County, West Virginia
Legal Notice
NOTICE TO REDEEM
'.TO O.P. Argabrite.
:, You will take notice that Rexford G. Bennett, the purchaser of
:the following real estate: It 189, Section 13, West Alderson,
:situate in Talcott District, Summers Co .unty, West Virginia,
:iwhich was returned delinquent in the name of O.P. Argabrite,
• . !and was sold by the Sheriff of Summers County, West Virginia,
at the sale for delinquent taxes made on the 24th day of October,
1977, has requested that you be notified that a deed for such real
"estate will be made to him on or after the first day of April, 1979,
as provided by law, unless before that day you redeem such real
- estate. The amount you will have to pay to redeem on the last
day, March thirty-first, will be as follows:
" Amount paid sheriff at sale, with
interest to March 31, 1979. $40.95
:iAmount of taxes paid on the property
since the sale, with interest to
March 31, 1979 1.63
. Amount paid for survey and report, '.
; Amount paid for preparation of list
iii of those to be served, and for prep.
. ,
5.! aratmandserwceof thenqtice, ., ......
:::TOTAL ........ '"
;:; You may redeem at any time before March 31, 1979, by paying
:: the above total less any unearned interest.
:,: Given under my hand this 30th day of January, 1979.
" Barbara N. Carr
Clerk of the County Court of
:- Summers County, West Virginia
;, Feb. 13, 20, 27
r.,
"e, "
:: WRITE ON
¸40.00
L 00'ega'-"00ot'ce A CHANGING WORLD
Human rights policy
The Council of the City of Hin-
ton will hold a public meeting in hould ject d plicity
the City Council Chambers at S re u
City Hall at 6:00 P.M. on Mar- '
ch 2, 1979 to provide citizens ,
with an opportunity to offer By JOHN PINKERMAN ways to encourage govern- repressive socleUes in the
written and oral comments re- Copley News Service ments to respect human world." Whither the Carter
rights is far better than human rights consistency?
garding the use of Revenue Those who support and pro- penalizing them for poor How "absolute" is his pro.
Sharing and other city revenues, mote human rights are some- performance." gram?
for the fmcal year July 1, 1979 what in the nature of those If Mr. Carter and Secre- At this writing the Presi-
thru June 30, 1960. All citizens,! who praise motherhood, tary Vance should pause, re- dent is trying to escape the
and especially Senior citizens There ts no negaUve aspect view what they have said and duplicity of his brother, Billy,
and handicapped persons, are to such support. Thus, in a actions they have taken, as embracing the terroristic re-
urged to participate in this pro- sense, when President Carter honest men they should gime of Libya, while the
posed use hearing, embarked on his human shake their heads in bewild. White House issues high-
Janet L. Rush rights crusade two years ago, erment and say, "How did we sounding rhetoric on rights
Clerk- Recorder he inherited a halo. get in this mess?" for Israelis.
Feb. 27, March 1 The indo, to say the least, Here are some for And, there is more. Mr.
is a little bit frayed. That is instances: Carter has made South Afri-
Legal Notice so because in promulgating If the President, his alter ca a butt of his human rights
his global human rights poll- ego, U.N. Ambassador An- punitive actions. At the same
NOTICE cy, he said one thing but did drew Young and other men time, he has permitted. An-
TO; James Walter Bowling, something considerably dlf- too immature to be genuine drew Young to praise the
A person missing for more ferent. He has instituted a statesmen had not pounded terrorists of Angola and the
than seven (7) years and policy of selective morality, and pounded on the idea of South West Africa Peoples
presumably deceased. He has punished friends and "human rights" in Iran, that Organization, vigorous oppo-
rewarded enemies. He has country would not be on the nents of anybody's human
been pragmatic in one in- way to the Soviet camp today rights.
You will hereby take notice stance and the very opposite -- with tremendous damage He has denounced Rbode-
that William G. Bowling will in other instances, to vital U.S. interests• sia while ignoring the execu-
petition the County Commission In his Jan. 20, 1977, Inaugu- The Iran situation might tions and other human rights
of Summers County, West Vir- ral address he said: "Our best be analyzed in the man- violations in Idl Amln's
ginia, on the 26th day of March, commitment to human rights ner that Mr. Carter's newest Uganda. He has generally ig-
1979, for an Order granting to must be absolute .... Our darling, Red Chinese Deputy nored the persecution of raft-
William G. Bowling letters of moral sense dictates a clear- Premier Teng Hsiao-ping, ra- lions of people in the Soviet
administration of the estate of . cut preference for those socl- tionalized over the absence of Union in his haste to secure a
James Walter Bowling, a pre- eties who share with us an human rights in China. SALT II military agreement
sumed decedent, and that the abiding respect for individual He called human rights with Moscow. In reality, Son.
County Commission of Sum- human rights." strictly an internal issue, Henry Jackson, D-Wash., had
mers County, West Virginia, The President also has just none of Washington's busi- done more for human rights
will hear evidence on the said ordered Secretary of State hess and noted that such among Russians than Mr.
date concerning the absence of Cyrus Vance to issue a new rights differ from one nation Carter, Secretary Vance or
'James Walter Bowling and the handbook entitled "Human to the next. And, insofar as all the other quick-lipped
circumstances and duration Rights and U.S. Foreign the human rights of 17 mil- agents of the White House.
thereof. Any persons interested Policy." This propaganda ex- lion people on Talwan are In short, the human rights
in said matter may appear at erciso indulges in all the concerned, he rattled the rail- policy is not "absolute," as
moralistic nonsense that has itary invasion saber and said, promised in the 1977 inaugu-
such time and give evidence to become part of the White "We cannot tie our hands on ral declaration. It is selec-
the said Commission. House human rights oratory this matter." This is the man tire, and perhaps there is
BARBARA CARR and, now and then, Jumps closest to the heart of Presi- some reason for such an
County Clerk of Summers from the world of reality to dent Carter today, approach. But, ff it is going to
County, the world of dupUcity. For As one Washington observ- be pragmatic and selective,
West Virginia instance, at the end of a er said, "While Talwan is not shouldn't it selectively punish
Feb. 27, Mar. 6, 13, 20 Vance lecture on do-goodism, exactly a utopia of freedom U.S. enemies, not one-time
New Source appear these words: "Find- for the Individual, mainland friends llke Iran, Talwan,
ing positive and creative China is one of the most South Africa, Israel and
Of Help many others:
Teachers wishing to improve
their classroomappreachesto Vitamin C,- Effective Rust Inhibitor
popular children's books have a
new source of help, thanks in
part to a West Virginia Tech Vitamin C, that marvelous metal surfaces, giving protect- bare metal. The substrates are
assistant professor, little molecule, is an effective ion. then exposed to a salt- spray
Dr. Janet E. Worthington of corrosion inhibitor for metal Although vitamin C is effect- environment governed by
theTechEngiishfacultyhasco- surfaces, it was reported re- ive alone, Mr. Castellucci re- (ASTM) standard tests. The
authored a resource book ntit- cently at a national meeting of ported results with a novel exposure time is dictated by
led "Response Guides for the American Chemical blend of ascorbic acid and moly- product criteria."
Teaching Children's Books" Society. bdenum powder. A series of such experiments
published bytheNationalcoun- Environmentally acceptable, "The metal treatment with showed that vitamin C gave
ell Of Teache in English. vitamin C. 9an be a pai'tial ascorbic acid is simpler than . effective protection, although in
, . ..... ,$82.58 The b99J, a.il0bl now to: replace)ment for cancer- caus-, the multi- stage ph0sphate cl. o. most cases chromated surfaces
. secondary school teachdrs( in- ing chromate in treating metal mate processes," he said. were superior, he reported.
cludes detailed teaching guides surfaces, and its use would re- "Articles are degreased and "Ascorbic acid with or with-
to 27 tradebooks widely used in duce the energy requirements dipped into a 10 percent solut- out molybdenum functions ade-
elementary classrooms, in metal treatment systems, ion of ascrobic acid containing quately as a low- energy metal
Dr. Worthington and co- auth- said Nicholas T. Casteliucci of one percent molybdenum treatment for corrosion inhibit-
or Albert B. Somers of Fur- the Research Center of PPG powder at 40 degrees Celsius. ion," he concluded. "Although
man University say the book Industries, Inc., Springdale, Pa. The dipping time is dependent the new system does not out-
will help teachers to kindle in Protection provided by chrom- upon the mass of the object to be perform chromates, it is ace-
their students an enthusiasm ate treatment remains superior treated. The article is removed eptable for many applications.
for reading while building read- in most cases, from the bath, rinsed with In addition, its ecological acc-
ing skills and interrelating the Vitamin C is particularly deionized water, drip dried at eptance, reduction of stages and
language arts with other areas good as a rust inhibitor for iron- room temperature and ready therefore plant space, simplic-
of the curriculum. Among other based (ferrous metal) items to for primer or topcoat, ity of application, and energy
things, each response guide in which a topcoat is subsequently "After the substrates are top- savings have been demonstrat-
the book offers a brief plot or applied, he added, coated, they are scribed with an ed."
• ': U S. Ioses again ' lt isvitaminC'sdiversified X to expose a minute fraction ot
. ren's novel, suggests approp- chemistry that makes it a good
• riate grade levels for introd- corrosion inhibitor. An acid (
", ucing the story, proposes dis- ascorbic acid), vitamin C is
": in Philippines c News
variety of responses from the surface of the metal. As a red-
, cussion questions to elicit a thought to clean and etch the onsumer
' students, and suggests projects ucing agent, it protects against
By VIRGIL PINKLEY of it on a gratis basis, which will create class aCtiv- oxygen and combats oxidative One way consumers have ' able minimum Federal flamm-
. i Cy News Service In the Spanish-American ities that relate to the novel, processes such as rust format- been combating the increase in ability standards. This standard:
War we liberated the Philip- Dr. Worthington also has put ion. Finally vitamin C has the heating costs is adding insul- is based on laboratory tests
Our ineptness and our will- pines and made them a Com- together special programs on ability to entrapions into "COrn- ation to their houses• Cellulose' only, which do not represent
. lngness to knuckle under to monwealth nation. We gave children's reading for present- plexes," and Mr. Castellucci insulation, usually made of actual conditions which may
: excessive demands on the them the finest medical facli- atln at elementary schools or theorizes that it chemically ground-upor shredded paper, is occur in the home."
. part of many overseas coun- files and sanitation in the for women's or other civic and coordinates with the treated the most popular for blowing That label means the insul
tries are emphasized again in entire Asia and Orient areas, service groups. Those interest- into place. But, there are some ation has passed a laborator
the agreements worked out We established a system of ed in scheduling the program • drawbacks to cellulose-the test that measures flame re
recently between .the Philip- public education and we con- tardants have been tested for
can contact Dr. Worthington at Fr main one is flammability.
• pines and the United States structed networks of roads
pertaining to important mfli- and communications. West Virginia Teeh by mail or ee Trees To he on the safe side when
, tery bases in the Philippines. Further, we assisted the by calling 442- 3270 in Mont- yOUion, shoPlook fOrfor celluslOSecellulose insulat-insulat" 1ermanencYthe flame retardantand to makechemicalsSure
We have entered into a Philippines with agricultural gomery. Landowners may get up to ion manufactured after Sept- used will not corrode struct-
loose arrangement which is teams of instructors. I0,000 trees free to match pur- ember 7, 1978. The Consumer ural materials in your house.
,tO be amended and changed When the Japanese invad- VA News chases from state forest nur- Product Safety Commission re- To, learn more about all types
ed the Philippines, the Amer- series. The minimum order is
In the months ahead by
.=. quires that any manufactured of insulation and how to install
, agreeing to give the Philip- leans fought until there was Q-- How long may a "help 1,000 trees. Orders should he after that date meet the min- it, send for a free copy of Tips
" pines 1 billion in additional only a handful of soldiers left less child" receive VA pension, directed to the local state imum flammability standards, for Consumers Insulating their
U.S. aid, plus "other conces- on. Corregldor. Once we benefits? service forester in each county. So, if you are shopping for: Homes. It's free from the Con-
, stons," whatever the latter turned the tide and began to ' A- Children who become per- Westvaco will also provide, cellulose insulation, buy bags sumer Information Center,
may mean. defeat the Japanese, we II. manently incapable of self- sup- free of charge, up to 100 seed- that are labeled: "Attention: Dept. 609(], Pueblo, Colorado
, It'tstruethat the two bases berated the Philippine port because of a mental or lings to each member of an The material meets the applic- 81009.
, . are important for us since Islands. Today, some 0,000 physical defect before attaining .organized youth group willing to
, , military installations at Americans, who gave their
• ,.. Clark Air Base, Just outside lives to liberate the .Philip- age 18 are entitled to receive plant them, up to 500 for a civic
< Manila,and the Suhic Naval pines, sleep under white benefits as long as the cond- group planting prejoct, and up ,,qnonso t,
Base are essential, crosses on a hillside In the ition exists or until they marry, to 1,000 for establishing or plant- r
'-- We lowered the U.S. flag at outskirts of Manila. Q- In 1948 1 bought a Nat- ing in a school forest. Interest-
-'. both and the bases are now Our whole reatlonshlp ional Service Life Insurance ed persons should contact local
• ., being commanded by Philip- with the Philippines for 75 policy with a $5,000 face service foresters for details. The West Virginia University program director. Co- directors
• ,•, pine officers. Just how much years has been one of our value. Can ladd an additional Westvaco has distributed School of Pharmacy and the from the University of Miami
" humiliation can the Ameri- constantly aiding and giving. $5,OO0 worth of coverage? nearly 8.5 million seedlings in University of Miami Institute of
o: can people be asked to accept Now to be required to A- No. You may elect to use West Virginia since 1951. Last Molecular and Cellular Evol-
:, by a government which has lower our flag and to turn your annual dividends to buy year alone Westvaco's Coving- ution will sponsor the fourth
:! Jelly in its spinal column? over these two important paid- up additions. The amount ton, Virginia Mill distributed International Symposium on
The Philippines need those bases to Philippine officers is of additionalinsurance you may over 100,000 free seedlings to Microencapsulation March 26-
bases and the income they incredible, buy depends upon your age and landowners in the above count- 30 at Plantation Key, Fla.
= brg most desperately. President Ferdinand E. the amount of your dividend, ies. The seedlings help reforest
Louis
A.
Luzzi,
dean
of
the
• Each year we send nearly Marces, who has imposed Q-- I am a veteran attending harvested areas, improve wildJ WVU School of Pharmacy, is a
• :,. million to them in pay- martial law in the Philip- •school under the GI Bill. I plan life habitat, protect stream
. co. director and will preside at advantages of the best and most
,,.. ments which goes into the pines and became a virtual • to marry a widow with two quality and prevent erosion, the opening session. Dean unique applications of microen-
"' Philippine economy and dictator, although he oper- children. Will I be eligible for Cooperating with Westvaco in Luzzi, who has devoted much of capsulation.
; props it up. ares under the title of presi-
.i, additional education benefits the seedling program are the his research efforts to develop-
.*,. : Let's face fact, dent, has promised that the The symposium has been app-
• ' The Phlllppines have prac- United States will be able to based on these stepchildren? West Virginia Division of For- ment and application of micro- roved for 1.2 WVU continuing
::: Ucally no military forces of conduct "unhampered mill- A-Yes. Unmarried stepchild- estry, West Virginia University encapsulation, is a founder of education units. Pharmacists,
¢. any consequence and they tary operations." ren living with the veteran are Extension Service, Soil andl the symposium and has part-' chemists and other scientists
• :-" dapend entirely on us for se- Here again there is no considered dependents of the Water ConservaUon Districts, icipated in its three previous interested in attending should
•: -: curry and protection, great certainty as to what we veteran until their 18th birth- and the U.S. Agricultural Stab- programs, contact Dr. Riley at the School
i': For yesrswehavepumped will be permitted to do or day, or if enrolled in a VA flization and Conservation Ser- David A. Riley, chairman of of Pharmacy, West Virginia
..,., lnt0the Philippines what acts of ours will be approved course of study until vice and its local ACP eom- continuing education for the University, Morgantown, WV
in vartods types of aid, much rejected and opposed. , their 25rd birthday, mittees. , wVU School of Pharmacy, is 26506.
Enlist In Marin
John E. McKinney, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arlle McKinney of.
.Hinton, W. Va. and James R.
Adkins, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Adkins of Hinton, W.
Va., have recently enlisted in
the U.S. Marine Carps and will
repo/'t to the Marine Corps
Recruit Depot at Parris Island,
S.C. on July 6, 1979.
John's technical training will
be in the Communication- El-
ectronics field and James tech-
nical training will be in Military
Police field.
Both men are
iors at Hinton
s. sgt.
recruiter out
that these two
some of the
in from
said both have l
future ahead
Marine Corps.
For
join .this
ization call
or 255-4977.
Sexual C rime
Increasing
jects received
evaluations, e
viewed an
second an a
the third
ed quietly.
the films and
iod for
jects were
couraged, to
to
a 10- minute
jeers were
unity to shock
The
angered maleS
the erotic or
were more
no- film group.
was no
National crime statistics
show that while incidents of
many violent crimes are de-
creasing, the number of rapes
is increasing. These statistics
combined with the "general
belief by a large proportion of
the population that many sex-
ual materials can precipitate
violent sexual crimes such as
rape...." have led to a growing
interest in research on the
factors that promote aggression
against women. Two psychol-
ogists recently examined the
relationship between erotic
media presentations and agg-
ressive attacks against women•
Drs. Edward Donnerstein and
John Hallam found in the re-
search literature that "cond-
itions of nonanger and- or mild toward male
erotcs, m fact, tend to reduce uat0rs. After
subsequent aggressi'behav-'dlay,
erotica
mn against
for." Anger arousal and in-
creased sexual arousal from
erotic exposure seemed to be
the crucial variables in facul-
itating aggression in both men
and women• Compounding the
complexity of the issue are
previous findings that females
were actually aggressed
against less than males. One
explanation for this finding has
been that aggression toward
females is generally disapprov-
ed of and fear of disapproval
inhibits aggression in experi-
mental conditions.
The two researchers designed
a rather elaborate experiment
• in which they created an en-
vironment where their 60 male
undergraduate subjects were
less inhibited or restrained ag-
ainst aggressing toward a fem-
ale. The 60 males were divided
into 3 subgroups. Each parti-
cipant composed an essay.
These essays were "poorly"
evaluated- half by a women,
half by a man. After the sub-
certain
highly erotic
can act to
responses
The
not provide
important
"why the
males
or do all
apparently
ones such
experiment,
formofa
female
The article,
fects of
Against
Donnerstein
appeared
issue of the
sonality
published
erican
ion.
Results Of
Westmoreland Coal Com-
pany, the nation's oldest indep-
endent coal company, today
announced the results of an
indepth study of its total coal
reserves.
The study revealed that of the
over 400 million tons of the
Company's reserves in south-
west Virginia, one quarter of it
can he prepared, at the rate of
two million tons per year (
TPY), to meet the New Source
Performance Standard
(NSPS).
A contract between West-
modified to
paration of
coal.
The
lineated a
" (NSPS)
contract at
Virginia
the
complex
million
providing
5OO,OOO TP¥.
The
engaged in
will be Sidney W. Fox, re- moreland and the Georgia Pow- sales
search professor and director of er Company, signed April 3, Company, to
the Institute of Molecular and 1978, calls for the shipment of term
Cellular Evolution, and May- 600,000 TPY of NSPS coal start- production
nard E. Docken.dorf, the in- ing October 1, 1961 from this ces.
stitute's administrative officer. ,Virginia reserve. The remain-
Presentations during the ing 1.4 million TPY is not Less
symposium will emphasize the currently under contract. !
This coal will be processed at
Westmoreland's transleader
complex in Appalachia,
Virginia, served by the South-
elm Railway. The faculity,:
which has been operating for 13
years, is being enlarged by the
addition of a sixth storage silo
and is equipped to meet the
most demanding unit train sch:
edules. The adjoining prepar-
ation plant has recently been
Five
ment of
mated that
the United
1,000
supplying
Today,
tlds
less.
6--Hint0n NewsTues. Feb. 27, 1979
Legal-'Notice
NOZlCe TO UUEEM
Xe C, eerge Cramd Sheds Crawmrd.
unkno
any othm" hetn et w. v. ymffi. deeeased
y :JI take noe thDt m0bm & Kamm'hle [etw, m. the
w, wehazer e/the foL real tte: to Aclez and t00 norm
ie, sitte [n Ftpeetara DIs(r f, Stmm (m,
wmt vL.ra, wh wu ream'ned dettnqumt m me me or
W.D. myae** and wu mid by the sttn of smm ceemx,
Wt Vir, at the dale f delinquet toxel made the .Ath
of._ ...... ..........
f mleltate wm be do to hh attar me nm
.1979. provdml by tow. dales be/ that day yi
tee such re e, tare. "Yea t vml have to ray to
deem the ls dv, March ttdy-m, wm be fo:
mot paid U at sale, wire
teft to March SL tT. L
t of paid the pt
etch sl, x. e
:nt pala far sur.ey ar raper t. t.e
mt patti for pmparaU of It of me W be *. and t
7:
i You may redeem at y rinse N M, arh SL 1979, by PaYing
above tot t any ed intm't.
i- Gl my hand this mh r el Jry, 1.
• Clk of the County Cc't or
i Legal Notice
rortcE rO ItDM
y will take tmu tlutt Itedord , Bemzett, Lhe pr4a c/
:ue foL real estate: Lot 1. See, t. Wait A](lenen.
tte m Tott Z)Wet, S ty, Wt Vtngtn,
; and w ld by the Slmrf of Summ tty, wt vtrtola,
:at mesaZetor qt tm made me mh day of Oein,
: as77 has rtte Umt ou U tUat a d, eed t suSx x'ut
-day. Mare thty-t, wm ue fou:
; Amount o x prod te Wy
- l-eh sL 1 L
: y may redeem at y time be Marh $1, lSrn/, by pyin
i Barbara N. ca
Ok o the catty com-t of
Smmm catty, wt vmPma
-.
WRITE ON
: U.S. loses again
in Philippines
S VISmL PmKX.V at tt m a gmUatma.
C,NSm4ee T te nnen
w Uberamd the rxtllp
otcr Inepmem mx win- pes d de Umm Com-
InSm*s to Xnuec]e undm" m weaUh Uae. We ga
excem mans the tr, emthemeemmc-
pan o y o Ue ar wlaatln q me
u-tes phamze xgaL' m mte mla an
me agreements wXe t we esmUmdd a sste W
nUy Uet .the UI- pute eumtton and
and the gmte State statute0 mtweka er
perinmg to Important mU- lind eommuncatto
taryt, asesmmeXmppmes. Furr, asmed the
we have teved mm a mtmpp vim cmlurd
ngement whm us ohwaors.
.to be a,nende d changed me aap mv
In the monVla ahead by edthept,alppin,theAm
tsms to p the/,tup tght untU Ute w
u,$ aid, plus "other on CorrngMor, Once we
sl," watow the latter turnea the Ude and began to
my
et the aapanem, U-
m
Itstrue'matmetVa berated the Philippine
tmpommt for m mn ind. Today, e e,e
Legal •Notice
euBuc sm'ICl
The Cetatcil of the CNty el ]m-
............ should
the Clt Cotuacal Ommhera at
Ctty Hall at e:00 P.M. Mar. "
ch 2, ZS' to ro,.t tUnms
vm opportunity to a OUN p]NmZltIAN
wtte d d commits Coey N Sm4
gardLug the o( Rev qWtlSUpportdp
Stm and ott.r elty v. mote txman rts m
roe the f year Jmy l. x0'rt *t m me ture or
ttrajso, zm.Uetms,' who praise motherhood.
and mpecdly S,nor mt,s IS no ne peet
and hanmpped m, to sh s The, In a
uSnd m partlpate in mus pea- w, when dent mer
posed heartng, embarked on ms human
Janet L. Rmh rlghm e t ye ago,
k- moNer he trmeteO a halo.
Feb, ST, mr, 1 "the hem, to say the least,
is a mue htt frayed. Ttmt IS
Legal Notice . ta in pmulgattng
. gltl zghts Ve.-
nlc cy. he mid g but d
TO; Jam Walter Bowling, nlP, Ir, g conderabJy dff*
Int He lrltuted a
policy of so)octave mality.
tram v (7 r d e vas p rends d
presbly deceased. wsaded enemies He h
You , he.by take no stan and me very oppos.e
that wmm eowg w morner L.stances
petitinn the Catty Commhton In his Jan 20. lrT, ipaugu-
e s catty, wed Vtr- ra] ad he s: "0
ginia, on the 2eth day of March, reJunent to h rights
t, tar Orde srtt to mum e ahmte... 0
wzlz G. wg ts o mctates a cle-
administration of the tate of oJt pt for those l-
Jam Walter wltng, a eues who sh with
ed deeeSem, and that tt amtng respect tar md1",Idua
catty Commutes of Sum hu rights.*'
m catty, wt VIrgLnia, 'lePredentaisohJust
w hear edo on the d afeared Sectary of State
dae Lq8 the abeevce of Cyras V to tmue a
'j wmt owtX.s and t tndbook Ued "Han
etta ad datma mshts and us. rotsn
that. A,y persons mtetod eyl,, is pOa -
&ce Indulges In all the
in id ttef y appear at moralisUc that has
shttmeandgiveideee to became part 4 te Wrdte
te d ton. Ho human rms tory
BARBARA c't d. d m, jps
catty cterk a Semm m the rZd o reaaty to
County, the lfl of duplicity. F
wt Vxrg]a tm*an, at me end o a
Feb. sT, Mar. e, xs, se v ,t -e dgccan,
New Source ngP : "
trig positive and cative
Of Help
'reh wg to !" n
.............. Vitamin C,-
poxar children's books have a
new d telp, tha In
part to a wt Vrgixda Teeh VPamh C, that metom
atant prot, little luto, te effUve
Dr, Janet E, worthlnston of ei Inldbib0r f met
tbeTeensPshtuttys sua. t w reported m
ambled a hook qtlt- fly at a tomd meeting of
led "Beepo Guides for the An e
Teaetng ,a Boo" omty.
pubtished by the Natil Court- IlvLrotally aptable,
ea nf 'reaehe to m#sh. v]tam n be a partml
TI tc4 ot w to replaee*mt for nccr ..
dary teachers; in- Lag ete in treating taJ
cium 0craned teaching Sumu sza, and ts world
to trndebootm vy used m d the requtts
eltary el. tn mind treatment systems,
Dr. WorinSten sad auth: d Nehotas T. Caste of
or A]b't B. sones of F the eeeah t" of PPG
n vrversliy y me book Indultrim, Ir.,Singdale, pa.
wLH help tch to k in Protection provided by hrom.
their students thtudm ate treetmt ains super
for rmng we tldng rea, in most .
ing skLUs and Interrelating the vitamin c is particularly
langge arts wLth other good as a rum hJLtor tar h'on-
of the OtWloUl. movs oth base (t metal) Uems to
thLngs, eh pome K'.dd in whLchatopeoatlssuequently
the book oft a ee plot or app.ed, he added.
smary or a snt chad- It m vtamm Cs mLned
n'a novel suggests apwop- e>mtstry that makes it a gd
Hate rade Ieus for teared- eorrml inhiLqtor. An acid (
s the story, p dts- arMe *d). vitamin c is
ctman queom to enet a thought to el d the
vartoty of ponses from the aurfa of the metal. As a re
students, and su4gts po-s uc8 aSt, it letts agatnst
wra v, to aettv+ ox.vg and mtmu n.adatLve
We* that late to the veL p,cesses such t mt-
-. Womington auso has pu ton. 'tmny vtamm c ass me
to spee Ir abmtybotrapiominto"Com-
chUdreWa din8 t preset- #,.. and Mr, Catalinal
attn at elemte scboots tbo that t chm,caUy
torm'aoretherflvleand oote with e treated
J oups. Those tmemt-
ed m eu the program
conmnL Dr. Wormgtm at
Wt Virginia Th by marl Free Trees
A CHANGING WORLD
Human rights policy
reject duplicity •
ways to ge germ- prm e m me
meats to respect human rld." WhRher the Carer
right is far better than h rights lsts'y?
:. mlUtary Instaliattons at Ame who ga metr
. Ctrk Atr ease. JuSt tside , to nberate the mp
Mamas,and me Sutde ]Viral pin, mp under w,lte
we ie' me u.s. at L.U ot MWm.
m mt the n Our whole retoUonahip
m by PtUp m the latpgin mr
........ ......
Plt' r, tho h11]pplile oftl L
,s d income mey
; uangmoetdosperatey. Preslat rerL, mnd E. theamtofymvdend, t,'rlaeed]]',pt
yetrvsetnesy tlm's, who has Imposed -Iaveteratte harteda.Wov4]e-
lleemiuiwUleminpap maread taw tn me schcoltuoIBm, tplan life hat, tat. protect re'earn
. meta wlUeh ge tto t am temme a vtral . to marr a v4dow with t qua,ty and ptvt e*lon.
; Phmppme enomy nd m. ee e nger- cucren, wm I be dble f Cooperating wtm Wtva
::. ... p. ,- o,
lt'*fattmem, t, tmlammaea mat me attmml edueattou bevm the raomng prod-am the
i pldlIppme have pr Uiitt .m able to th s¢hllch'e? Wmt Dlvii of F
tertarytoreeso/ eoduct -unhampered mU- A-Y.uarrdstd- ery.WtVSminUntty
ay ¢4mequtee and they t openlton." qvli with the v Extet Saree. SoIl d i
:: depead ttry m tar - H agahl th ts no ider depen¢its e[ me Water CnervaUo, Inrts.
oryem'stmve pmagho wta ue p&mltte to do day, or r Ued In a VA tutmn d coti set.
;, mU me me PhtUppe wtmt acts o wm ue approved eome of w.xLv m vt and its Ideal ACt m-
Invarieest'peale, m ,,.mtnao; . thurffiW'dV.rmaay, rattled. .
Enlist In
pendmng them ffor poor H "aielute" is hl pr
zf m. carter an4 sec'e- At mrs writing me Presl-
tu7 Van slUld pa, dent Is trytsg to pe
view what Uley have satd d duplicity at bus brat!let. Bray.
acU they have take, bCmg the terierlsUo
hoaest me they shnum gime at Libya, while rise
sllaXe tiel heads In bow,a- Wrote ltou lines hlSh-
tey,"aowdidwe namg moric on tights
ge,'e'r'eiS ar ?s "* - " ...... r .... Is .......
An, th
mstan: Carter has made south 1
It the PreValent, his alter ca a butt of his h t.
ego. U.N. Ambador An- pnlt actlo. At the
drew young end other men time, has penottted An.
me Immat w be iaume dre yng to pxaise
eee bad not poundee tenorts of qgom d the
d pOded the 0ea a South west Afrx Feopl
"hom rghts" n Zran, that OrUon, vgurom oppc-
ty md not be me nts el ybody's h
way to the SoY*at mp toea r.
-- with tremds damage He has denoced Ri
tovl u.s. merets, sm wtme tormg the
The zr sltUon might us d om h rights
hem be analyzed in the man- violations In ldl Amln'a
mat r. Cm'a nest Uganda. He h gee&say g-
0arlmg. Re0 Chin Deputy red me at vrdl.
Premier Tg Hstapms, ra- Ins of peopto in te $ovtet
ttqaUzed or the absence o! UrdOn in bm halae to a
hum rights In China SALT II ii11ntalT asreemt
He ned han rtghts wttM.InreaHty, Sen.
lqotly an lnteaJ Issue, HeteyJackson, D-WMx..md
none or wasmngton's bUSl- m mr h aggs
and noted that sh among i th Mr.
rights differ from one tton Ca*xter, secretary V
to tt, next. And, Insofar a all the other quick-lipped
me ham igh or n m,- as of the White eo.
tl people on Tatw In short, me h rlg
rned, heratUedthemi]- policy ts no "armature,"
Rat y hxvasion ber and Said. promised tn tile 1977 h3augu-
"we cannot ate o hands on 1 dedarati. It is lec-
thusmatter"Ttsistheman U, d perhaps 9xere is
c: to me t..eart of pres- me for such
dent Caer today
appch. But, if It ts going to
AS one Wallngton obse- be pragmatlc attd selectl,
& ld, "While Talw us not shoulan,t it leetlly punlah
actty a utopia of freed U,S, emies, not etl
for the tnvlaual, maimed ends Uke I, Talw,
China is of te most Se h Africa, laei %rid
ny othe?
Effective Rust Inhibitor
metal maiden, giving pmttt- ha metal The sudratee a
inn
• men expceed to a lt- y
Althaugh vitamin C is eft- viromt goved by
ire alnne, Mr, Castelli (ASr) tandard tts. e
ported ults with a vel exl, time is dictated by
bld of erbic aeld and tartly- ptclt criteria,"
I:een powder. A ri or such expertmts
"The metal ttmt vim showed that vitamin C ga
ai acld is Simpl tin attWeprtn.elmoughm
U mdu-stagn icephate etr mt chromated surta
mate ," he id, w superior, be reported.
"AtUd dngaaed d "Ascoe acid with or wire-
rapped into a tO percent lut- out melyixlen fctto ad
ion at abic acid otaining qtJy a I- e metal
o ¢'zent molen ttmtfli.hlblt-
powder nt degrees Calais. i." he luded. "Although
The mpptog time is ependent the new aystem d t t-
uponthemofmeobiectmhe pertain chromate, it is a-
ttet 'me article is mnved eptahle f many applleati,
tm the barn, Hmed vim m adiUon, its eicai ace-
deionl water, drip i at epta..redtion at stagm a
rm tomperat and dy theret plant spa. simplic-
r prim topcoat. Ity of application, and energy
"Att the s,ttat a to- vinls have been demtrat-
eted, they e sa'ibed v, lm a. ed"
x m a mtnute aeUon oi
Consumer
ay mm have
been mbattng the Lne in
heatins a'.g ins-
ati to their ho. cemd ¸
imulati, ua,y do of
grotd- s pper.ts
the mma pov for blwtog
into pla. But. th e
drawbacks to ceUlde-me
main e Is nammabinty.
• T be the safe side when
.otm I,. t,Kmney, of Mr.
d v.e. Ar MeKt,ey or
• mnmn, W. va, d J It.
, of Mr. an4 Mrs.
Hom of mnton, w.
va., have tly eted in
me U,S. rme COZTe and wm
repro in me Lqrme corps
ReermtDepotatParrtd, tute ah.d
S.C. ,July , tt'e.
JOhn's techntl training wm
be i. the Coti- I.
Croni eed and Jam teeh-
mitsaming w m Utary .4s.
Peli nela,
Sexual
Increasing
National e staum
show that whe ii of
many vtolt cam aR de-
dressY8, me nb of mpe
is lncsing Th statisi
mmne vt the "g*]
Idie f by a large proportion at
the poputo,on that mal .
el teals n rrec#ato
vicaent u ermes such
rape...." have led to a growing
Intt in reeear the
faoton that poCe agr essinn
ngalt m. Two p*ychel-
ogusts ntly mined the
latlntTaStdp bet tio
mama ptatt d agg-
tve attacks against w.
ls. Fward Ventet and
John Haliam fd In the
rch ]iterat that "nd.
mon of noanS ar. or mud
erotic. In tact, tend to reduce
s.nt aggremv behav
tar/' Anger atel ad m-
e xual al dam ion ngait
tin exp med to be
the vaz'[abl in facl-
lasting ag in both men
and w, Compodiag the
cplety ol the a rp
pre fmmgs that a]
we tmily aggressed ot
agait Is than I. One
explanation for this finding h
bern that aggremsl tard
lai is gerally deappv-
ed of d t of cUsapwova
Ividbtts agemsinn in expefl.
mtsl dLtlePa.
'le t reh&s destled
News a rath elaborate peflmt
in which they eted an en-
vmmt hee metr ee role
aMe mlnlm Federal fl. d&gradte subjects w
abfllt y standards. 'Illis etandard t inhibited reained ag-
is based labocatory tests airmagtowardat-
ordy, which do not ret ale. The 6O ma w divided
actl coxtion which my Into 3 subsroups. Each parti-
cipant mposed an y
e In the h:'
Teat label m the iufl Tilese ys "poty"
atlon ha pa,ed a lahorator evalua- half by a .
tet that flame x haft by a m. After the sub- inn
tar0ants have been tested ton
by eaWng 70 n Mt- you ahop for celluatcse hmalm-
gem&'/, L Inn, Ik for lltO insumt-
VA News , a. ,o, n- wed.or .,.t7 co
se 'me mirm order ts u m'ed
less child" ive VA pensl dieted to the Ideal state 1 fiemm b' staa
beldam? mm a , r .
A-Chl]£,llwhobepez'* Weva wfl] azo i, provde, ee] Instdatl, buy A
mantly tapableo(M-SlZ free ef charge, up to lC seed- Lhat labeled: "AttenLtoo:
port bea of a ml or unge to h ber o an
physlldoftbetattalnghg organlzedyo,lthgroupwtllingto Thematertalmee4fiteaPP Ire-
age 18 a tltcI to receive phmtth,upto00fa civic
beveflts long the vend- p'oup plaUng project, and up
itton erst tU they marry, to t.o or tabnsmns plam-
( In 194 I tag a Nat, lag in a acAmol |t. Interest-
il S& tare Inse edpenmmshou]dmaetloeaJ
"v" policy with a f,0o0 face i fteaz for etdla.
val. ean I add an adttonal westv had
,000 worth of ear.age? ]y 8.5 million seedltop In
A- No. You y eject t* wt vira atnee lost. LMI
y annul dividends to by year alone wetva's Cevin 8-
pare- up adtm, The mt ton. Vtna Mm t0-mete
ofadditiomdlyy o t0o,o ( seedlings to
buy depends upon y age and landowrttheabovet.
To Sponsor
The Wmt VIrgLnta Untvemty
Sehaol of Phcy and the
University of Miami lmfltute of
Molecular and Col)xdar Evol-
ution wUl sx the fourth
[nttial Sylnp*ll on
Mivpsulati March -
SO at Ptomati Key, Fqa.
Lous A. Lure, dean o the Prelltati during the l,t Li mlllll Y I not
wvo Selmol ol pbanaey, US a sympoed will p the tly under castrO.
mremr a.d wm plde at ndvantogm o/the be and most Thin coat vU be Woemd at
Weztmore's tantload=
te ons ulna. mlZquoappiltlofd # m Apachin,
Lure, who s doed muc puthal,
his h attain to develop 11e lymposlm has been app- Vlrla, ed by me Soh-
mt and apllcatl of me roved for 1,2 WVU IZway. faety,
pdatl, m * rounder at eda im. P, vdchabeorramlgtwL
me .ympadl and his part- ¸ cemmts and oqle stmta years, m being eed by the
Iclvated m us thee mtermted in att bou]d adttoa o a storage silo
. nmci Dr. ey at the School m equipped to meet the
David A. Ittley, a'maa a Plnvaey, W VZrmin motdemacngt tratns
tin,lg eduaU t the Udverst, Mongantown, WV edl. The ade prpar-
WVU SII of Rickey, m m. aura plat has Uy n
pecy and to ke a
............ Results Of
used t, not rrod stru-
ml s to y ho.
Toateutantp Wmmeld Cam-
of insulaU and hew to install party, the tt's oldest Inde
it, d f a free copy of Tips endent I mpany. today
/or com Ivulatg m auneed the ts of
I.. It's tram the con. indeh study 0 Its ce I, (i
Dope. , Pueblo. Colorado Thestdyvledthatofthe tct at
stc o o nli tons of me
Cmpany's m mum.
wt v-gra, e qrt of t
Sy ium ................
ropes million tom per year t
, Toy), to meet the N Soeree
prammt'lC¢-dh*aor <NS). w t
tm the unlvity or A trt bet -
will be dney W. ax, m&etdtheC,rgiaPew.
..hl¢oiatthrecterof Company. ned April s,
couulsr volutZ,r,'md May- eoo.eelYofzsPscostm.
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