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Newspaper

The Mountain Statesman

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1976

Page

4

Nuclear power and anti nuke critics in the 1970s era

The piece surveys Ralph Nader and anti nuclear groups pressing referenda to halt reactors and coal, argues energy savings from conservation are modest, critiques reliance on solar wind wood, and warns of greater foreign oil dependence if activism slows nuclear and coal development. It cites energy and economic implications and notes limited scientific support for banning reactors.

U.S. Navy Ralph Nader Nader Washington, D.C Friends of the Earth and Environmental Action Sweden United States Federal Power Commission America U.S. Commerce Department Middle East Canada

Conversation stoppers for party chatter

A Borchardt style collection of quips lists lighthearted lines to end dull conversations. It includes references to Frank Church, Woodward and Bernstein, Kissinger, and Hoffa, with jabbed remarks on politics, media, and public figures.

Washington Frank Church United States Woodward Bernstein Hal Beirut Lockheed Aircraft Jimmy Carter Howard Hughes

Mountain Statesman Opens In Grafton WV Ad Rates Noted

The Mountain Statesman announces publication in Grafton West Virginia with carrier rates at 75 cents weekly and mail rates at 3.50 per six weeks. The ad lists staff roles including publisher editor and general manager, news editor, advertising manager, production manager, and office manager. Address changes and notices go to 914 West Mall.

Seve Ma Daily Set Rai Taylor Adj So Gratton Senitter RJ. Cooper RB Bowers Li Hussion R. Sandor G.M. Carpenter Mountain Statesman W. Mall

Grafton High marching band praised in Central Florida

Public forum letter praises the Grafton High School marching band during their Central Florida visit. Earl McConnel is credited with molding a professional musical group. The writer lauds the students conduct, dress, friendliness, and cooperation, calling them ambassadors and a credit to their school and community. Elmer Cook, president of Super Holiday Student Tours, endorses their welcome.

Grafton High School Central Florida Walt Disney World Earl McConnel Florida

On This Date June 4 in History 1976

Events include the 1942 Battle of Midway beginning in the Pacific War as Japan suffered a decisive early defeat. Other notes recall Charles I hostage crisis 1647, US Tripoli peace 1805, Belgium’s first king 1831, Henry Ford’s Detroit night drive 1896, Blum’s French socialist government 1936, Peron’s 1946 Argentina presidency, NATO reorganization post 1966, POW repatriation issues 1967, Constantine II potential Greek return 1975, birthdays Rosalind Russell 64 and Robert Merrill 57, and Confucius’ wisdom on economy.

Midway Japan England Charles I United States Tripoli Leopold Saxe-Coburg Belgium Henry Ford Detroit France Leon Blum Juan Peron Argentina NATO Brussels

Environmentalists win big victory over Kaiparowits power plant

Environmentalists celebrate the decision not to build the Kaiparowits coal fired generating plant in Utah after 13 years of opposition. Rising costs and flat demand help sway backers, with coal ruled out and nuclear power faces a close California vote. The move preserves national parks and skies while oil import concerns shape the energy debate.

NEA Washington Utah Kaiparowits Treasury of National Parks Southern California Edison Company San Diego Gas & Electric Company Arizona Public Service Company of Phoenix Four Corners Arizona California Congress Alaska West

New Jersey’s Republican Shift and Corruption Questions

The piece traces New Jersey politics in the early 1970s, noting the state’s urban concentration, educated affluent voters, and long reliance on county bosses. It discusses federal prosecutions, Byrne’s 1973 candidacy, and historical election patterns up to Nixon’s 1968 and 1972 margins.

New Jersey New York Philadelphia Jersey Hudson Middlesex Brendan Byrne Don Byrne Byrne Edward Crabiel Richard Nixon George McGovern Nixon Hubert Humphrey George Wallace

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