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The Mountain Statesman

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1976

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Accidents report from Preston County Patrol notes

Preston County State Police logged multiple incidents including two 10 a.m. Wednesday collisions on Secondary Rt. 24 near Tunnelton and State Rt. 26 near Albright with minor injuries. James Nelson 33 of Tunnelton cited for driving left of center. Donna Plum 29 of Newburg cited for improper operator's license. Ralph Spero 24 of Shippensburg Pa caused damage in a bee incident on Rt. 26. no citations issued. Other minor crashes in Grafton with no injuries, a stolen 1972 Ford F-600 truck report, and hospital administrator Calvin Smith recovering from chest pains after a prior heart attack. Scheduling note: gospel sings at Long Run Free Will Baptist Church near Simpson canceled.

Preston County Rt. 24 Tunnelton James Nelson Donna Plum Newburg Mark Plum Nelson Plum State Rt. 26 Albright Ralph Spero Shippensburg Spero Ford Amos Stiles Stiles Grafton George Junior Gobel General Delivery Simpson Richard Stewart Marion Ohio S. P. Spears Taylor County Builders Service and Supply Co Country Club Road

Legislature backs expanding peer group program at Pruntytown

West Virginia lawmakers toured the Pruntytown Industrial School for Boys and voiced support for widening the peer group treatment for juvenile offenders. Superintendent James Fawcett said 80 of 180 residents participate. he noted runaways are kept in a lock up and emphasized a positive approach to discipline while renovation aims to reduce escapes. The visit highlighted staff training, group meetings, and incentives such as civilian clothes and savings accounts, with officials predicting reduced recidivism and broader program reach.

Bill Byrd Pruntytown West Virginia Fawcett Taylor County Subcommittee West Virginia Industrial School For Boys Charles R. Shaffer Buckhannon Roland Joe) Savilla St Albans House of Delegates W.W Jackie” Withrow Beckley Withrow James Fawcett

No Injuries In Rt. 50 Bridgeport Crash Blocked Eastbound Lane

A morning wreck on Rt. 50 near Bridgeport left the eastbound lane blocked but no one injured. A jeep towing another jeep veered to the berm to avoid a head on collision after an eastbound car crossed the double yellow line. Passersby helped reset the towed jeep and a truck helped remove the second vehicle from the ditch. Bridgeport Police directed traffic. no further investigation due to jurisdiction limits.

Bridgeport Rt. 50 Benedum Airport Rex B. Bowers

Carter Seals Path to Nomination With Delegate Surge

Carter gains momentum as delegates move toward his nomination with 1514 pledged total and 1206 definite. Ohio victory, strong showings in New Jersey and California, plus endorsements from Daley and Stevenson boost his bid while running mate selection and general election prep begin.

Carter Grips Nomination as Wallace Ends Bid

George Wallace endorsed Carter after a campaign endgame in which Carter widened his lead as many rivals pledged support. Hubert Humphrey and Henry Jackson endorsed Carter while Frank Church and Morris Udall acknowledged defeat. Reagan led in the GOP delegate race with Ford rebounding in New Jersey and Ohio. total delegates favored Ford and Reagan ahead of August conventions.

Jimmy Carter Carter George Wallace Henry Jackson Frank Church Morris Udall Democratic National Committee Ohio New Jersey California Gerald Ford Ronald Reagan Associated Press New York Chicago Richard Daley Adlai Stevenson III Illinois Georgia Alabama White House Hubert Humphrey Minnesota Sen Washington Pennsylvania Idaho Arizona George McGovern Edward Kennedy Wallace Ford Kansas City

Weatherwatcher predicts scorcher after warm trend

The Weatherwatcher at the Grafton Wastewater Treatment Plant boasted of 90 degree heat. yesterday 8 am read 58 and high 91 while today 8 am was 62 with no precipitation. The Associated Press forecast agrees for sunny days with mid 80s to 90s highs and near zero rain through Friday.

Grafton Associated Press

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Oia Preston William Shaffer John Shields Jr Shields West Main Street Shaffer Calvin Smith Clarksburg Grafton City Hospital United Hospital Center, Inc Smith Gospel Sing Legislative Committee Charleston Dick Barnes Edmund Brown Jr Reagan Sports TV
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