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Newspaper
The Mountain Statesman
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1976
Page
5
Helen Sanders 56 appeals to West Virginia Supreme Court alleging prosecutors hid a psychologist report showing mental illness and crisis after the Sept 24 1975 shooting of her banker husband Craig Sanders 50 in Morgantown. The defense learned of the report at trial’s end.
Logan County Board of Education plans a special session next month to review the district finances after member Owen Osenton questioned transportation expenditures. Superintendent Jack Garrett warned last month’s electric bills could total 45 dollars with some schools paying up to 300 percent more than a year ago. In Charleston, testimony continues on Hope Natural Gas rate increases expected to yield 8.9 million dollars annually for about 106000 northern and central West Virginia customers since December, with cross examination of rates manager W C Scranage dominating proceedings before the Public Service Commission.
West Virginia students in all counties will access economics materials including Economics for Young Americans. distributed by the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce and local chambers with multi media kits from the National Schools Committee for Economic Education.
A wartime reminiscence highlights Thomas Paine and George Washington amid New Jersey hardship in winter 1776. Paine’s reflections on liberty, fear, and perseverance frame the fledgling American cause as Congress curbed power and Washington endured setbacks before rallying a battered army toward independence.
Charleston WV The West Virginia Department of Labor announced a toll free line 1-800-642-9100 to handle complaints and requests for assistance. Commissioner Joseph H Mills noted a rise from 1,269 requests in 1975 to 3,059 in 1976 and 1,503 in the first five months of the current year, with expected further growth. The move aims to improve accessibility for all residents outside Charleston.
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