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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1976
Page
3
Washington reports May exports rose 2 while imports fell 4.2 led by a 24 percent drop in oil. May showed a $395.6 million surplus, first since December, with year to date deficit $670.8 million and analysts cautioning long term trend remains to be rising imports and exports.
The Loudendale Improvement Assn announces a community survey to gauge demand for better bus service. Residents are asked to submit forms at four local businesses for analysis by the Kanawha Valley Regional Transportation Authority.
Roderfield man Willis Heard 57 faced a Friday hearing on an assault charge after allegedly beating the Senior Little League manager P T Pendleton. Heard posted a 550 bond after a peace warrant. Pendleton said Heard choked him and struck his head on the ground before others intervened. Pendleton had facial and chest cuts but was not hospitalized.
The Supreme Court ruled six to two that federal judges cannot demand annual reassignments to keep desegregation plans current. The Pasadena California case centered on limiting minority enrollment to no more than fifty percent at any school, with broader questions left open on supervision duration and required racial balance.
At a two day summit in San Juan the seven leaders of the world’s top non Communist industrial powers pledged a go slow approach to economic policy and planned joint help in financial crises. They urged balanced growth and closer cooperation with poorer nations while some leaders pushed for more jobs creation.
Nick Joe Rahall II, Democratic nominee for West Virginia's 4th District, urged President Ford to sign a public works employment bill. He cited past vetoes and warned unemployment raises costs, noting the plan would authorize 700 million dollars for local sewage treatment plant construction and spur rural development and housing relief in Southern West Virginia.
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