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The Mountain Statesman

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1977

Page

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Public hearing on redistricting set for 7 p.m. at Taylor County Courthouse

Tonight the County Commission will hold a public hearing on a redistricting plan approved last month. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in the Taylor County Courthouse. A separate Clarksburg report notes Leroy Stanley, 28, was treated for minor injuries after a crash that killed Okey W. Carson, 77, and Hazel Carson, 61, at U.S. 50 and Davisson Run Road.

Grafton Taylor County Clarksburg Harrison County Leroy Stanley United Protestant Carson Davisson Run U.S. 50

Unemployment claims rise in Grafton and statewide

In the week ending December 3 the Grafton office logged 252 unemployment claims, up 56.5 percent from two weeks earlier, with 66 initial and 186 continued claims. Statewide claims rose 24.8 percent, Kingwood leading growth at 286 claims, a 101.4 percent two week jump.

Grafton Kingwood West Virginia Department of Employment Security

Kentucky mines see second UMW caravan picket dangerous

Striking United Mine Workers members from Ohio pressed a second car caravan into Kentucky to halt nonunion soft coal, targeting mainly large Eastern Kentucky mines in UMW District 30 while Kentucky police kept a light presence. Talks in Washington with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association continued amid wary optimism on funds and pensions, with UMW President Arnold Miller in D.C. after a brief absence. A Metropolis Illinois court issued a preliminary injunction limiting pickets at the nonunion American Electric Power coal loading facility to seven people and a 10 foot entry corridor after last week's violence.

United Mine Workers Union Ohio UMW Kentucky Bluegrass Don Nunley UMW District 6 Ashland Post Bituminous Coal Operators Association Washington BCOA Joseph Brennan Brennan Arnold Miller Miller Robert Lansden Metropolis Ill Tinois United Mine Workers Union American Electric Power Western Ohio River

Food Stamp Applications Open For Striking Miners

In Grafton WV, the welfare department plans to process January food stamp applications starting December 27 1977 from 9 30 am to 3 30 pm at auxiliary centers in Grafton Philippi and Kingwood. Head of household only must apply and bring receipts IDs pay stubs and pension verifications.

Rt. 50 Grafton Barbour County State Department of Health Philippi South Main St Preston County Wesley

First Lady predicts Carter to run again

Rosalynn Carter indicates President Carter could seek a second term. In an exclusive interview she discusses energy policy, his plans, and upcoming international travel to six countries from December 29 to January 6. She praises his openness to discuss open issues and reflects on her first year in the White House.

Carter Washington UPI Rosalynn Carter United States White House Jimmy Latin America Middle East Ms Magazine Betty Ford

Grafton Area Weather and Water Reading Update

Cold tonight and Wednesday with periods of snow flurries. Lows tonight in the 20s to around 30. Highs Wednesday mid 20s to mid 30s. Water level at the dam was 10.27 feet above normal winter pool.

Grafton

Grafton water improvements begin

Grafton held a Saturday groundbreaking for a new water treatment plant on frozen turf by the current filtration site. City Manager C Lowell Mason Mayor William A Manley and Council member Rodney Workman spoke about jobs housing and the county's growth tied to expanded water supply aided by a $604000 EDA grant and a total project cost near $2 million.

Bill Byrd Grafton Parkview C. Lowell Mason William A. Manley Rodney Workman Mason Marion County Mountain View Water Association Harrison County Southwester Water District Thornton The Economic Development Agency EDA Taylor County Manley Jerry Run County Commission Fource Glass U.S Robert C. Byrd Jennings Randolph Harley O. Staggers Rene Zabeau Paul Prunty Ronald E. Dellinger Glenn Everly Bill Workman Harold Teets Victor Arcurri Joseph Salerno Salerno Brothers Construction Co Rexford McKeny Robert Louden Charles Burke Claude Ebert Hugo Mastbaum Pitcmer Association

GM settles engine dispute with 75,000 owners

About 75,000 owners of 1977 Buicks, Oldsmobiles, and Pontiacs will receive 200 and a three year warranty as GM, agreeing to the settlement with 44 states, withdraws suits over the Chevrolet engine switch. Michigan AG called it the largest consumer protection settlement in U.S. history.

Detroit UPI General Motors Corp Chevrolet Michigan Frank Kelley Chicago U.S Thomas A. Murphy General Motors Ohio Wiliam J. Brown

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