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The Mountain Statesman

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1976

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Tentative agreement reached in West Virginia Plastics strike

Negotiators for West Virginia Plastics Inc and United Steel Workers Local 15058 reached a tentative three year contract after a five hour session. Union leaders said they would recommend ratification Sunday with production to resume Monday if approved at a 2 PM ratification at the Taylor County Courthouse. Pickets will stay at the plant until final ratification. The strike began January 31 over hospitalization, wages, and pension benefits.

Grafton West Virginia Plastics, Inc United Steel Workers Local 15058 Taylor County Infant Products Company Charles Pflugh United Steel Workers Pflugh John Hendrickson

Hearst testifies tearfully in bank robbery trial

Patricia Hearst took the witness stand in her federal bank robbery trial and cried as she described being abducted by the Symbionese Liberation Army. She recalled being dragged from her apartment, gagged, bound, and held in a closet as captors threatened her family.

San Francisco Patricia Hearst Symbionese Liberation Army Miss Hearst SLA Donald “Cinque” DeFreeze DeFreeze U.S Angela Atwood William Harris Harris Steven Weed Steve

Fire destroys Simpson mobile home in Fairmont

A Thursday blaze destroyed a mobile home in Fairmont leaving Gary Jones his wife and three children homeless. Damages tallied at about 16000 dollars as 12 firefighters and two trucks battled the flames reported at 815 PM. Donations of clothing and belongings are being requested. The incident prompted local authorities to seek aid for the Jones family.

WVU may have fix for troubled PRT system

WVU officials say they may have found a way to keep the Personal Rapid Transit network operating. The project linking the two main campuses iced rails have caused short circuits. Cars run at night without passengers to prevent freezing and moisture buildup. A trial project opened last September cost well over 100 million dollars. In Caldwell Greenbrier County state police report a 66 year old man, Mac Ray, died after being struck on U.S. 60 by Loretta Foster, 18.

Morgantown W.va West Virginia University West Virginia WVUI PRT Caldwell U.S. 60 Greenbrier Mac Ray Loretta Foster

GHS Showband to present Americas Music on Parade

Grafton High School Bearcat Showband schedules February performances titled Americas Music on Parade featuring a Bicentennial Declaration signing reenactment with Citizens of Grafton portraying Franklin Livingston and Sherman. Highlights include Hello Dolly West Side Story Sound of Music That's Entertainment and Chicago hits plus Sousa marches and a Disney World trip slide feature with Disney songs. Reservations 265-3763.

America Grafton Bearcat Earl W.W. McConnell, Jr GHS Benjamin Franklin Robert Livingston Roger Sherman Continental Congress Philadelphia Metro Golwyn Mayer Irving Berlin George Gershwin Henry Mancini Bert Bacharach Chicago John Phillip Sousa Disney World Orlando Florida

Actor Sal Mineo is fatally stabbed in Hollywood

Los Angeles AP four-stabbed real life stabbing ends actor Sal Mineo's life. The 37 year old, known for leather jacket roles, was stabbed Thursday night and died in an alley near his Sunset Strip apartment. Neighbors heard cries for help as a long blond haired man fled the scene. Police found no clear motive and the weapon was not recovered.

Los Angeles Sal Mineo Hollywood Sunset Strip Mineo

Wholesale prices show no change in January report

Washington AP reports January wholesale prices were flat, marking a third straight monthly decline in farm prices and a 2.8 percent drop in farm costs offset by a 0.4 percent rise in industrial commodities. The WPI stood at 179.4 percent of 1967 and was 4.4 percent above a year earlier, with recent months showing a 1.7 percent annualized decline.

Washington Labor Department Ford Administration

Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers Possible

The forecast calls for sunny Saturday with highs in the upper 40s to upper 50s. Increasing cloudiness Saturday night with a chance of showers mainly in the southern and central areas. Lows will be mid 30s to mid 40s. Sunday remains mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and highs mid 50s to mid 60s.

West Virginia recall bill cleared for House floor action

A bill to establish recall elections for removing public officials cleared the House Judiciary Committee 12-9. The measure, revised by Del. Lyle Sattes, would create recall machinery similar to other states but faces a constitutional issue as the committee removed judiciary exemptions, making judges potentially subject to recall. Caudle’s motion to restore the exemption failed.

Charleston W.va House House Judiciary Committee del. Lyle Sattes D-Kanawha West Virginia S Ttes Del Joseph E. Caudle D-Berkeley Joseph P. Albright D-Wood

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