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The Mountain Statesman

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1976

Page

4

Nuclear power debate favors safety and economics

The piece argues nuclear power is economically viable despite higher capital costs. It contrasts coal and oil costs, cites utility data, and discusses critics like Henry Kendall and John Gorman. It frames the debate as propaganda driven, notes a moratorium would raise coal reliance, and concludes nuclear energy is far safer overall than coal.

Public Service Co of Colorado Wyoming Public Service Berkeley John Gorman Atomic Energy Commission AEC Henry Kendall Forbes Kendall Ralph Nader General Electric California India Creative Initiative Foundation Unitedates

Today in history June 8 1976 events and birthdays

On this date many events shaped history from the death of Mohammed in 632 to Tennessee secession in 1861 and Roosevelt mediation in 1905. Notably the 1967 Sinai attack killed 34 US sailors and 1968 James Earl Ray was arrested in London. Birthdays include Ralph Yarborough and John Diebold. Thought for today cites Napoleon. Bicentennial note references the Continental Congress Philadelphia debate on independence.

Mohammed Tennessee Union Theodore Roosevelt Sydney Australia US Supreme Court District of Columbia Sinai Peninsula Israel James Earl Ray Martin Luther King London England Hurriane Yarborough Texas John Diebold Napoleon Bonaparte Continental Philadelphia Richard Henry Less Virginia Britain

Don Oakley Little unforgivable in nation's capital

Don Oakley notes that while allegations regarding Rep. Wayne L. Hays keep a mistress on the public payroll have stirred chatter, Ohio constituents appear more tolerant and expect only a possible hit to his career rather than a loss of re election. The piece reflects a cautious press consensus in Ohio.

Don Oakley Wayne L. Hays Ohio Congress Rep. Hays Washington Capitol Hill Richard M. Nixon

National security and defense spendings debate in Senate

Senator Muskie and Dr. Abshire discuss defense budgets and national security priorities. The Senate set defense at 112 billion with domestic gains, warns of future costs by 1980, and stresses balancing arms buildup with diplomacy. They call for efficiency, NATO commonality, and measured use of food diplomacy amid Soviet tensions.

Sen Edmund S. Muskie Senate Congress Europe Kissinger Angola Soviet Union Pearl Harbor Middle East NATO

How the bald men fight hair loss

In a humorous voice the piece questions common hair growth remedies while noting the popularity of the headstand as a supposed cure. It mentions other era marketing of salves and ointments and adds quirky stats about Swiss skiers and women-led households, ending with a casual salt consumption fact.

Gratton Mountain Statesman details and subscription rates

The Gratton Mountain Statesman lists offices at 14 W Main St Gratton WV with daily publication except Sundays. Copyright and staff credits show E Schiffer as general manager RJ Cooper as news editor R B Bowers as editor and L Hussie production manager R Sandor as manager. Subscriptions include 1S cents per copy and 75 cents weekly by carrier, with Taylor ang adj counties at 75 cents per week plus tax and other areas at 33.50 per month.

Cnplaner E. Schiffer RJ. Cooper R.B. Bowers L. Hussie R. Sandor G.M. Carpenter Taylor Ang Adj Gratton

Public plea to revive Grafton Memorial Day spirit

A reader laments declining enthusiasm for Grafton Memorial Day ceremonies after eight years of attendance, praising the century old tradition and urging renewed local support. The letter credits students and groups for effort and asks residents to honor those who served, noting funding as a barrier but stressing patriotic duty. The community memorial events are praised in a follow up note from the 30th of May Memorial Day Committee thanking the staff and volunteers for a successful parade and services.

Grafton Beech Street W.va America The Grafton Mountain Statesman

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