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Newspaper
The Mountain Statesman
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1976
Page
4
A Western Temporary Services survey of women office workers in seven states found dignity on the job, fair bosses, and work that matters as key factors. Most preferred male bosses. those who favored women valued empathy and understanding of working mothers.
Marguerite and Bill Carson seek to relocate their 1796 or 1797 log cabin to a 10 acre site along Interstate 75 to create a folk school. They emphasize preserving Appalachian heritage amid calls by Senator Byrd and others for cultural revival. The piece notes the cabin’s history, artifacts, and the couple’s work in radio and antiques, plus community letters policy.
The piece outlines six questions guiding OPEC price moves with figures from Saudi Arabia Iran and others. It cites a potential 6 to 15 percent range, notes 45 billion dollar current account surpluses, and highlights how demand, imports, and American oil output shape the price outlook and risk of recession, while stressing political and alternative energy limits.
Today in history notes many events from 1790 to 1975 including the first successful cotton mill in Pawtucket and the Louisiana Purchase transfer. It recalls Missouri tax on bachelors, South Carolina secession, USSR formation, and Nixon's Bermuda visit, with birthdays for Irene Dunne and Bob Hayes. Includes a Wells quote and Bicentennial notes referencing Richard Henry Lee.
A brief religious reflection contrasts Luke 12 15 on life not measured by wealth with Seth Parker’s Tennessee evangelist maxim about saving others from heartache being true riches. The quoted lines frame a sermon like meditation on wealth, care, and spiritual value.
Berry's World appears in the Mountain Statesman at Gratton West Virginia. The notice lists editorial offices and staff roles including general manager successor advertising carrier and circulation managers with subscription rates and delivery areas. It notes Gratton address and price details for local and carrier services with tax.
Fletcher Christian led the Bounty mutiny and settled on Pitcairn Island with eight other mutineers, six Tahitian men, and 12 Tahitian women. The perilous ratio of 15 men to 12 women ended with Christian and 13 others dead, leaving John Adams as sole survivor to govern the quiet colony.
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