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Newspaper

The Mountain Statesman

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1976

Page

2

Republicans deadlocked over minority leader post in State Senate

Senator Harman of Grafton, the most senior Republican in the 15th district, is in the thick of a deadlock for the Minority Leader position as Republicans in the State Senate struggle to settle leadership. The report notes Harman's seniority and active pursuit of the post.

State Senate C. N. Harman Grafton Harman J. D. Hinkle Buckhannon Samuel Rush Weirton Herndon William Gilligan Sistersville Orton Jones Spencer Gilligan Panhandle Roy Rogerson Moundsville Daniel Tonkovich Rogerson Roy Senate James Teets Terra Alta Preston County House of Delegates Teets Donald L. Kopp Harrison County House William T. Brotherton Kanawha County Nick Fantasia Marion County Paul Prunty

SEC probes Korean fees linked to possible bribe scheme

The SEC investigates E-Systems Inc for payments to Jong Ho Yoo and Howard P. Lee through the Korean Research Institute to determine if funds aided bribery of U.S. congressmen. The probe, disclosed in federal court filings, parallels a Justice Department inquiry into South Korea influence operations.

Washington Securities and Exchange Commission U.S SEC E-Systems Inc Dallas E-Systems Jong Ho Yoo Howard P. Lee US S Los Angeles Korean Research Institute South Korea Yoo Lee Justice Department Tonyson Park

Carter weighs housing boom to spur economy

President elect Carter considers options to boost housing by subsidizing mortgage rates up to 5 billion dollars under Emergency Housing Act 1975. Advisers discuss red tape cuts and which builders benefit. Carter meets in Blair House with lawmakers and aides, aims for a Christmas cabinet lineup.

Washington Carter Congress Ford Administration Poten Cabinet Blair House White House Pentagon Georgia Atlanta Clark Clifford Defense Johnson Barbara Jordan D-Tex Charles L. Schultze Treasury

Gilmore seeks freedom over speedy execution demand

Gary Gilmore argues Utah missed its chance for a quick firing squad death and should release him after attorney Ronald B. Stanger filed a Provo 4th District Court petition. State law allegedly required the execution be carried out promptly.

Salt Lake City Gary Gilmore Utah Ronald B Stanger 4Th District Court Provo Gilmore Stanger Utah County Atty. Noall

Grafton City hospital admissions and discharges list

A lengthy hospital roll shows admissions across GRAFTON SIMPSON WESTON MOATSVILLE CLARKSBURG PRESTON KINGWOOD TUNNELTON HOP Emont and Bowlesburg areas including Renato Fernandez DeWayne Lanham Thomas Bolyard and Aley Mayle. One inmate, Gilmore, faces potential execution tied to a murder case after court delays and a U.S. Supreme Court stay.

Grafton City Hospital Grafton Renato Fernandez Lonnie J. Newbrough Beulah Jones Front St. Simpson Marjorie Peters DeWayne Lanham Thomas Bolyard W. Main St Aley Mayle Goldie Welch Rest Haven Simpson Rosemary Daley Weston Ruth Barnett Moatsville Jesse Fleming Clarksburg Carolyn Lively Preston Memorial

Capitol Hill sex scandal of 1976 ends with no prosecutions

Justice Department closes the case on six House members linked to sexual misconduct in 1976. Wayne L. Hays of Ohio and John Young of Texas are not charged after prosecutors find insufficient evidence. Hays resigned as committee chairman amid pressure. Miss Ray’s payroll scandal was reviewed.

Washington Capitol Hill Justice Department House of Representatives House Senate Wayne L. Hays Ohio John Young Texas Elizabeth Ray Hays Chicago Miss Ray House Administration Public Integrity Section

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