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TIME PROGRAM DAY TAPED LENGTH
7:00 A.
JAMES MANCHIN 02/12/12 1 hour
8:00 MEET YOUR CANDIDATES 03/19/12 4 hours
12:00 MEET YOUR CANDIDATES 03/20/12 2 hr. 40 min
2:40 FAIRMONT CITY COUNCIL 03/13/12 1 hr. 20 min
4:00 SR. CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 02/26/12 35:19
4:35 JR. CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 03/03/12 50:00
5:25 COUNTY
COMMISSION 02/29/12 24:47
5:50 CREED
HOLDEN 1921 PICTURES 03/21/12 9:50
6:15 COUNCIL
OF CHURCHES NEWS 03/31/12 16:00
6:30 WVU News 12/20/11 14:55
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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
7:00 A. JAMES MANCHIN 02/12/12 1 hr.
The
Civil and Human Rights efforts of A. James Manchin is portrayed in this hour documentary.
3 areas of accomplishments are shown:
His 1949 Legislation, campaigning for John F. Kennedy in 1960, and State
Director of the Farmers Home Administration. Comments from family, co-workers,
and recipients of his efforts are offered.
Included among the interviews are
wife Stella and son Mark; nephews U.S. Senator Joe Manchin III and Delegate Tim
Manchin; delegate Mike Caputo; co-worker Ned Poe with FHA; and former
Farmington resident “Moonie” Suggs and present Rachel resident Betty Napalo. A
culmination of Pictures, videos and oral history are presented from the WV
Cultural and History Center, the Farmers Home Administration, the John
Kennedy and Harry Truman Presidential
Library, as well as the Manchin family and Emily McDowell.
8:00 MEET YOUR
CANDIDATE FORUM 3/20/12 2 hr. 40 min
8:00—10:40 a.m. and p.m. APPROXIMATE TIMES County Commission Candidates: 8:00- Joseph Manchin IV; 8:11-
Ron Straight; 8:17- Budd Sapp (2)
Republicans for Commission; 8:26 - Ernie
VanGilder and 8:34 - Guy Ward (3) Magistrate: 8:45 - Todd Anthony Rundle; 8:52 Hank Middlemas; 9:01- Mark Hayes; 9:08 -
Tricia Arbogast-Bush; 9:14 - Jamie Root
Doshen; 9:21 - Cathy Reed-Vanata; 9:27-
Deborah D. Seifrit, and 9:31- Missy P. Linger (4) Assessor: 9:40 - Jim
Priester (5) Democrat Sheriff Candidates: 9:49 - R.M. Nixon; 9:57 Geno
Guerrieri; 10:03 - Randy Proctor; 10:11 Ted Offutt; 10:21 - Matt Biggie; 10:29 Joe Carpenter (6) Republican Sheriff
Candidate: 10:36 - Ken Beerbower
10:40 FAIRMONT
CITY COUNCIL 3/13/12 1 hr. 20 min
Highlights
included honoring Marissa Garrett of Barrackville as she read
essay, “If I were Mayor;” Public hearing was heard on 2012-2013
City Budgets: General and Parking Fund, Coal Severance, and outside agencies. Ordinance adopted to purchase 7.84 acres from Norfolk
Southern Railway Comp. for $15,500 to stabilize Merchant Street
business community, recreation and riverfront development. Second reading of an
ordinance authorizing the refunding of the Waterworks Refunding Revenue Bonds
was approved. There was discussion concerning Time Warner and Comcast cabling
of Fairmont and what, if anything can be done to get local TV on Comcast.
12:00 MEET YOUR
CANDIDATE FORUM 3/19-20/12 4
hr.
12:00– 4:00 a.m. and p.m. (1) US Senate:
12:00-Sheirl Fletcher & 12:07- Joe Manchin III (Todd Anderson speaking) (2)
Republican for Governor: 12:18- Ralph Clark (3) Democrats for Agriculture
Commissioner: 12:27- Steve Miller; 12:34-
Walt Helmick; 12:40- Joe
Messineo; 12:46- Sally Shepherd and
1:04- Bob Tabb (4) Democrat Supreme Court Appeals Candidates: 1:13- Jim Rowe;
1:20- Robin Jean Davis; 1:27- Louis Palmer; 1:34- Letitia “Tish” Chapin; 1:39- H. John “Buck”
Rogers (5) Republican Supreme Court Candidates: 1:46- Allen Loughry and 1:56 -
John Yoder (6) Democrat House of Delegates: 50th District: 2:07- Linda
Longstreth; 2:19- Tim Manchin, and 2:28-
Mike Caputo (7) Board of Education Candidates: 2:37- Travis L. Blosser; 2:42-
Richard Pellegrin (daughter Catherine substituting); 2:50- Janet Crescenzi;
2:58- Mike Blickenstaff; 3:08 - Philip
Mason, and 3:22- Joe Waitkus (8) Tues: Circuit Court Judge Candidates: 3:30-
Mike Aloi; 3:41-Greg Hinton and 3:49- Jeff Taylor (9) County Commission: 3:56-
Virginia Kirby
4:00 SR. FINAL
& SEMI-FINAL GAMES 2/26/12 35:19
Games between St. Anthony and
Morningstar will be shown for 3rd Place in the Senior Division of
the Greater Fairmont Council of Churches Basketball League which was won by
Morningstar in overtime 62-59. The game between Life United Methodist Church
(Faith United Methodist Church Campus) and Hagan Christian Church (Disciples of
Christ) Church in Hagan, WV Monongalia County will be shown for the
championship, won by Life United Methodist Church (Faith Campus) 48-43.
4:35 JR.
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 03/03/12 50:00
Game between Tree of Life and
Morningstar will be shown, won by Morningstar 62-50 on Sat., March 4, 2012 at
Central Christian (Disciples of Christ).
Denise Ralston is interviewed
5:25 COUNTY COMMISSION 2/29/12 24:27 min
Highlights include a Budget Revision in the Dog
Warden Line to provide to allocation to the Marion County Humane Society and
Rescue. Request for funds from Marion County Master Gardeners for
$3000
and the Marion County Project Graduation for $2,000 were heard and approved.
Renee Verbanic shared asked for funds to support Communities of Shalom.
5:50 CREED
HOLDEN 1921 PICTURES 03/21/12 9:50
Creed Holden redid pictures
from a 1921 album of Monongahela Bridge Spring Pictures prior to Memorial Day
Dedication. These pictures offer a rare glimpse into the life of Fairmont in
1921. Over 50 pictures are used from Creed’s collection of pictures probably
taken by or hired out by the Concrete Steel Engineering Company, Inc.
6:00 WV & AMERICAN SMITHSONIAN PICS 03/31/12 13:51
93 Pictures of West
Virginia from the Smithsonian Institution are used in this program, some of
which are on-line and some are available at the Museum of History. Also
included are famous American pictures from various states showing the nation in
the 1930’s and the 40’s. (1) Shulman’s
Market D.C. (2) 1910 Monongah Boy legs lost due to mine disaster (3-7) 1939
Lewis County Flood (76) 1940 Arizona (7)
(8-14) 1858-1972 spanning B & O Railroad (15) 1940 California Dam
Construction (16) Fighter Mustang (17- 22) Chicago Rail Yards, Mike Evans and
Workers (23-25) Colorado Mine and Peach
Farms 1940-42 (26-29) Connecticut Scenes of Farm, Auction, 4th of
July, (30) 1941 Florida (31) 1941 Georgia (1941 chopping cotton (32- ) Cascade, Idaho (34-35 ) Louisiana (36) Maine Starch Factory and Potatoes
(38-41) Barrackville Covered Bridge (42) Highgate (43-44) Massachusetts News
& Tenant District (45-47) 214 Madison St. (48) 312 Madison St. (40-41) 1910
Miners (42) Shack near Mogen (43-53 )Various views of Johnnie Johnson Sr.
Citizen Bridge in Bellview (54) Gaston Mine Tipple (55) Golden Brothers:
Madison & Adams St. (57-60) 1910 Monongah Glass Boy and workers (61-68 ) Osage (69) 1941 Michigan Iron and Ore (70) 1939 Mississippi (71-73) Dillon &
Wisdom Montana and scenes(74) Nebraska
(75-80) 1940 New Mexico (81) 1940 Cincinnati Ohio Boy (81)1941 Oklahoma Square Dance (82-83) 1942 Osage (84) 1942 South Carolina 4th of
July and Plane (85-86) 1940 Tennessee farm (87) 1943 Texas kids (89) 1942
Virginia plane (90-91) 1941 Vermont State Fair (92) 1942 Washington D.C.
6:15 COUNCIL OF CHURCHES NEWS 03/31/12 14:00
Highlights
include interviews with Dr. Edward Tick who spoke on “Wounded Warrior” at
Fairmont state and a local community gathering; Jennifer Wiest, Associate Vice
President for Administration with Pierpont Community\ & Technical College,
Sunrise Service at Woodlawn Cemetery, United Way surpasses goal.
