U S Steel Proposes Lake Erie Mill at Ashtabula
U S Steel outlines a four mile Lake Erie mill plan at Ashtabula with a 3000 acre site, relocation of Turkey Creek, and modern pollution controls. Hearings in Erie and Ashtabula feature EPA concerns, job hopes, and cost versus pollution trade offs as a final decision awaits environmental study next summer.
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Ashtabula, Ohio
U.S. Steel Corp
Lake Erie
Stephen Curtis
U.S. Steel
John T. Gormley
Pittsburgh
Gormley
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Turkey Creek
Conneaut
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Sierra Club
Ellen Knox
Cleveland
Donald Clay
U.S. Steel Public Relations
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Tornadoes Strike State Near Hodgenville and Camargo
State police reported a tornado overturned Audrey Lightly's mobile home seven miles south of Hodgenville killing her and injuring others. Five mobile homes overturned at Trimble Trailer Park in Camargo, Montgomery County, with a gas main rupture. Two more people treated for minor injuries.
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Audrey Lightly
Rt 1
Hodgenville
Larue
Trimble
Camargo
Montgomery County
Carter decides to pursue B1 bomber despite secret deliberations
President Carter's choice to back the B1 bomber followed four weeks of intensive review with trusted advisers. Harold Brown and the Joint Chiefs of Staff provided analyses as Carter weighed merits and drawbacks, reading and drafting pro con notes at Camp David and in the White House. Meanwhile, a severe storm caused tornado watches and damage across Kentucky and Indiana, with power outages and property losses reported in multiple counties.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Camp David
Mtd
Defense Department
White House
Jody Powell
Defense
Harold Brown
U.S. 460
Mt. Sterling
Buck Creek
McLean County
Madisonville
Central City
National Weather Service
Kentucky
Evansville
Ind
Vanderburg County
Owensboro
Girl Scout Abduction Sparks Sarasota Search
Charlotte Grosse, 15, was dragged from a Girl Scout campground tent at dawn by a heavy voiced man. Seventeen hours later she called home saying the abductor freed her, with an unidentified witness sighting at a Bradenton telephone booth and a composite drawing issued. Authorities say the report appears factual.
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Sarasota
Fla
Richard
Carol Grosse
Charlotte Grosse
Charlotte
Sarasota Herald Tribune
FBI
Bradenton
Jack Gaffney
Gaffney
Hospital register lists admissions and discharges by locality
A hospital register reports admissions on June 30 across Grafton, Parkersburg, Ohio, and surrounding towns, with discharges noted for Grafton and Flemington. The United Hospitals listing in Clarksburg includes multiple names, with a death notice for C Clay Bolyard of Grafton. Services are set for Bartlett Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Sunday, Interment Bluemont Cemetery.
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Grafton City Hospital
Grafton
Gregory Nye
Wanda Sydenstricker
Zella Shomo
Hazel Boyles
Parkersburg
Jennifer Beachy
Ohio
Kimberly Bolyard
David Cramer
VA Hospital
Clarksburg
Walnut St
Edward Welch
Flemington
Myers Clinic
Paul E. Pitzer, Jr
Ravenna
City Hospital
Broaddus Hospital
Grafton Obituary for Bolyard, Longtime Electric Co. Owner
GRAFTON Obituary Grafton O. Clay Bolyard 75 of 817 St Johns Street Grafton died Thursday June 30 at 2:20 pm Born Jan 12 1902 in Preston County son of the late Jacob Marshall and Sarah Wilson Bolyard His wife Irene P Bolyard predeceased him He survived by four children two daughters Mary Lou Jennings and Alice Poling two sons Lewis C Bolyard and Kenneth M Bolyard one brother Greenland Bolyard ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren He was retired owner with his wife of Bolyard Electric Company and a member of Church of the Good Shepherd United Methodist Modern Woodmen of America and BPOE Lodge No 308 Graf ton Also notes emergency squad runs on June 30 listing several local residents and transfers.
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Grafton O. Clay Bolyard
St. Johns Street
Grafton
Preston County
Jacob Marshall
Sarah Wilson Bolyard
Irene P. Bolyard
Donald
Alice) Poling
Memphis
Tenn
Willard
Mary Lou) Jennings
Thornton
Bolyard Electric Company
Church of the Good Sheperd
United Methodist
Modern Woodmen of America
B.P.O.E. Lodge No
Senate prepared vote on neutron bomb funding
The Senate plans to vote on a measure to fund production of neutron warheads within the $10.3 billion public works bill. President Carter seeks flexibility to decide, while Hatfield pushes to drop the weapon amid concerns of nuclear devastation. Magnuson notes a closed session may occur.
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Washington
Senate
Carter
Congress
Warren G. Magnuson
Dash
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon Republican
Public Works Subcommittee
Hatfield
Grafton Middle School Band Tag Day Saturday
Grafton Middle School Band members will conduct a tag day sale Saturday in downtown Grafton to raise funds for a summer band camp starting July 17 at Alderson-Broaddus College Philippi. The camp will focus on marching and drills with instruction for majorette corps and brass and percussion sections.
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Grafton
Alderson-Broaddus College
Philippi
Camp Muffley
Morgantown
John Bartlett
Bartlett
Steve Swank
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Lawrence W. Shoaf
Albion
P. S. Masciantonio
Taylor
David Blair
Brown
Powell
Joint Chiefs of Staff
The
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Office of Manage
National Security Council
NSC
Hamilton Jordan
Weather Service
Valley Station
Jefferson County
Louisville Gas & Electric Co
Bob Scheer
Fayette Mall
Lexington
Mereworth Farm
Lexington Metro
Parker’s Mill Road
Elizabethtown
Girl Scout
Hospital Register
Clarice Minney
Martha Boals
Preston Memorial Hospital
Kingwood
Nelda Mann
Dale Turner
Terra Alta
Charles Liston
Kenneth Helmick
Richard Poling
Newburg
Olaf Hopkins
Ternada Russell
Saylor Albright
Sutton
June Wilson
Herbert Mayle
Weston
William Schaffer
Willie—Penny Hughes
Fairmont
Lester Meyers
Claudia Melton
Belington
Danny Leech
Ernest Gainer
Neva Parsons
Burnsville
Anna Brown
Oscar Shingleton
Volga
Janet —Cleavenger
Gill Blake
Flay Boyles
Morris Goode
Clara Mayle
Bessie Wiandt
Bridgeport
Dorothy Weekley
Nancy Winans
Winans
Richard Quick
Montrose
Justine Faulkner
Webster Springs
Vivian Griggs
Chloe Simons
United Hospitals
Lala Bailey
Kimberly Whaley
Donna Elsey
Randy Rise, Jr
Pamela Chipps
Janie Miller
Christiana de Mall
Carrie Trader
Judy
Kirkpatrick
Lester Carpenter
Clemetine Limer
Cecil Loar
David Stull
Deborah Layfield
Melvin Cutright
Patrick Moran
Michelle Carpenter
Theora Lockard
Mount Clare
Amy Randolph
Edith Wright
Bristol
Kathleen Fahey
Christopher Collins
Shinnston
Ruth Lanahm
William * Richards
Salem
Ruth — Rogers
Pamela Dukate
Steven Hutson
Homer Barker
Wilsonburg
Clara Dodd
West Milford
Timothy Hardman
Meadowbrook
Mario DeFazio
Smithburg
Elizabeth Sited
Nut
Larry Tetrick
William Thomas
Lois Westfall
James Zickefoose
Norma Matson
Linda Snyder
Margaret Chatt
Rebecca Shaffer
Winifred Losh
Clarence Ofield
Beulah Courtney
Camile LeJeune
Theresa McCutcheon
Velma Dodd
Carmeron Rowan
Bolyard
C. Clay Bolyard
Robert P. Johnson
Intermont Bluemont
O. Clay Bolyard
Taylor County
Washington Post
Defense Establishment
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