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The Mountain Statesman

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1976

Page

4

Irvine sale battle heats up over California land giant

Intense bidding surrounds Irvine Co a major land developer led by James Irvine foundations. Mobil Corp leads a field of rivals Cadillac Fairview and James Allen group as a California court may decide the sale. A lottery for 300 Irvine homes underscores the boom’s aftershocks amid a housing slump.

University of California Irvine California James Irvine Marcor Montgomery Ward Container Corporation of America Mobil Cadillac Fairview Samuel Bronfman Seagram's Wall Street James Allen Irvine Foundations Allen

Senator's column on new year and planned legislature

State Senator outlines extending the extraordinary session to November to confirm Governor Moore appointments and address election issues. Highlights include approving two Fifteenth District doctors to boards, funding for 416 state students’ scholarships, a study on air quality standards, and financing for health programs such as swine flu vaccination, early child development in five counties, and blood distribution improvements at Huntington Red Cross Center. Encourages public input for future needs across six counties.

Epy Moore Ronald D. George Buckhannon Board of Optometry H. C. Myers Philippi Board of Health Morgantown Fairmont Weston Elkins Huntington

South Africa changes stand in policy debate

The article surveys South Africa's white rule and rising black resistance, noting Soweto clashes, jailing of leaders, and a government push for separation. It highlights white fear of upheaval, black demand for equality, and debates among Afrikaners on a new blueprint such as federation or partition to avert conflict.

Larry Heinzerling Associated Press Johannesburg South Africa Soweto Cape Town Sharpsville Wimpie’ de Klerk Percy Qoboza Rhodesia Red U.S Henry Kissinger Mozambique Sahara John Vorster Transkei James T. Kruger Kruger National Party Ben Vosloo Piet Cillie

Today in History December 10 196? and historic notes

Friday December 10, 1976 marks anniversaries and events including 1898 treaty ending the Spanish American War and ceding colonies to the United States, 1520 Luther’s excommunication, 1817 Mississippi statehood, 1901 first Nobel Peace Prize, Mona Lisa recovered in 1913, 1941 naval losses in the Pacific, 1964 MLK Jr Nobel Prize, and other legacy items. Birthday noted for actress Dorothy Lamour. Thought for today about kitchen accidents. Bicentennial footnote recalls Paris 1776 disputes over Franklin’s envoy status.

Paris Philippines Puerto Rico Guam United States Martin Luther Mississippi Union Alfrd Nobel Leonardo da Vinci Louvre South China Sea Martin Luther, King Jr Algeria Vietnam David Packard Nixon House Select Committee On Intelligence Henry Kissinger Congress Dorothy Lamour France Benjamin Franklin Franklin

Moment of prayer and ideals guiding destiny

A brief meditation on faith and ideals. The text cites Colossians 3 12 about seeking above earthly things and compares ideals to stars guiding a seafaring life, noting Carl Schurz’s remark on choosing them as guides to reach destiny.

Christ God Carl Schurz American Editor and Statesman

Ladybugs, Deaths at Crossings, and Busy Supermarkets

Aphids invite Our Lady's Bug origin story while a sand truck dazzles at night. News notes rising railroad crossing deaths near 2,000 annually. Card lore links rulers to kings and queens, then stores use tempo to steer shoppers, and Count Valavoir's name means go and see.

Mountain Statesman Grafton WV Publication Details

Berry's World notes The Mountain Statesman in Grafton West Virginia at 1914 Main Street as successor to Daily Sentinel founded 1870. Includes staff roles Debb Circulation Manager David Ise and others and subscription rates for various delivery areas and mail.

the Mountain Statesman Grafton The Daily Sentinel Debb David Ise Sam Glenna M. Carpanter Taylor and Ads Mountain St Gratton Main St

Government Voices: State and Federal Legislators Contact List

A compiled directory listing U S senators and state officials with office addresses in Washington D C and West Virginia. It provides room numbers street addresses city zip and phone numbers for Senator Byrd Randolph Harman Hinkle Morasco Erdie Shingleton Fantasia Teets Bryan Shaffer and others.

Robert C. Byrd Russell Senate Washington D.C Jennings Randolph Dirksen Senate Washington, D.C House of Delegates Samuel A. Morasco P.O Grafton W. Va Romeo D. Erdie Fairmont William A. Shingleton Nick Fantasia Kingmont James W. Teets Tia Terra Alta E.E. Bryan Hilltop St Philippi Charles R. Shaffer Buckhannon

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