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Former W.Va. governor, U.S. senator Jay Rockefeller dies
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Rockefeller truly loved West Virginia
In 1964, a young Harvard graduate and scion of one of the wealthiest families on the planet made his way to Emmons, W.Va., as part of his work with Volunteers in Service to America. At the beginning of that year, President Lyndon B. Johnson had declared “unconditional war on poverty,” and John D. Rockefeller…
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Craig Howell: Rockefeller's life, service an example we should all remember
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