Rockefeller to get leg start delayed for new governor
Rockefeller will benefit from the 1970 amendment delaying the legislature's opening in his 1977 term. The session begins Feb 9 after organizing, with Rockefeller inaugurated Jan 17 and given time to prepare his program for a joint address. Moore and Rockefeller will each present budget recommendations for next fiscal year.
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Herb Little
Associated Press
Charleston
W.va
John D. Rockefeller IV
Arch A Moore Jr
Senate
House
Rockefeller
Moore
Senate House
Quote and Counterpoint Across Politics and Power
A collage quotes politicians and public figures on governance, policy battles, and public life. Walter Mondale criticizes deadlocked government while Thurman Munson reflects on MVP status. Pierre Trudeau asserts a governing mandate for Canada, and other voices weigh oil prices, budgets, and free speech in a fragmented political landscape.
Berry's World features and staff details in Mountain Statesman
A fragmented notice lists Berry's World publication in The Mountain Statesman Grafton WV with mailing address on Main Street. It includes staff roles such as General Manager Editor Ralph J. Coo Phil Ange Astinl Advertising Manager Debbie Reed and other office contacts. It also shows subscription rates and distribution areas, with price details and tax notes.
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the Mountain Statesman
Grafton
Main Street
Sund Pollways
The
Daily Sentinel
Ralph J. Coo
Phil Ange
Astinl
Debbie Reed
David Janak
Robert Lane
Glenna M. Carpent
Taylor Ang Adj
Differences in various diners and sayings by L M Boyd
A column style collection contrasts diner definitions from gourmets to ep icures and mocks linguistic shifts. It adds quirky notes on rabbits garlic underarm odor baby cost and a Shaw quote, ending with a joke about a minister and sins to lure churchgoers back.
Fed money figures called unreliable by Levy
Michael Levy of The Conference Board says the Fed's weekly and monthly money supply figures are concoctions, incomplete and inaccurate. He urges abolishing weekly data and de emphasizing monthly figures, calling them largely guesswork and not solid indicators for policy or investment.
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Fed
Michael Levy
Levy
The
Conference Board
Across the Board
Letters policy for The Mountain Statesman
The Mountain Statesman invites readable letters on many topics up to 300 words. General interest pieces may be printed but acceptance or length can be edited. Sign your name and address, withheld on request, and mail to Public Forum 214 W. Main St. Grafton WV 263H4.
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Mountain Statesma
Mountain Statesman
Public Forum
W. Main St
Grafton
W.va
State Senators Debate Board of Regents Restructure
State Senator Harman and Hinkle discuss higher education in West Virginia. They report on visits to five state institutions and a plan by Senator Nelson to split the Board of Regents into four boards. They weigh benefits of unified control versus separate governance for universities and colleges.
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Joint Committee On Government and Finance
Fairmont
Glenville State Colleges
West Virginia and
Marshall Universities
Southern
West Virginia Community College
Board of Regents
Cabell
Robert R. Nelson
West Virginia Committee On Higher Education
Marshall
West Virginia
Nelson
Today in History December 1 1976 highlights and birthdays
On this date in 1918 the Serbs Croats and Slovenes formed Yugoslavia and in 1824 a four candidate deadlock sent an American election to the House. Other notes include 1909 banking Christmas club, 1944 Saar Basin battle start, 1945 US Formosa pact, and a 1958 school fire in Chicago. Birthday entries feature Mary Martin and Woody Allen.
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Yugoslavia
House of Representatives
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
William Crawford
Henry Clay
Carlisle
Saar
Germany
United States
Formosa
A Moment of Prayer and War Quotes
A newspaper fragment quotes Jeremiah and David Lloyd George on false peace and the limits of military force. The two cited lines contrast hollow assurances with the impracticality of peace amid warlike readiness. The dated tone suggests a World War I era meditation on peace.
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Jeremiah
David Lloyd George
Banks eye 15-20 percent overseas earnings rise
New Third World markets draw U S banks to boost overseas profits as margins tighten. Citibank aims to expand in Africa while Manufacturers Hanover seeks Southeast Asia footholds, and First Chicago plans Latin American growth amid stricter Eurocurrency lending.
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Lenu
Seanamist News Ser
NEW York
SENS
Citibank
Black Africa
Hanover
Japan
Hong Kong
Singapore
Southeast Asia
Malaysia
Burma
India
First Chicago
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