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The Mountain Statesman

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1976

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Grafton Ozite Plant Sold To Rex-Hide Inc

Rex-Hide Inc of Pennsylvania announces the acquisition of the Ozite Plant on Country Club Road in Grafton. The release projects 75 to 125 employees by early 1977 with a $1 million annual payroll within five years and cites plans to begin mixing by August 1 and full operation in the first quarter of 1977.

Grafton Country Club Road Rex-Hide Inc Pennsylvania Rex-Hide Warren Hoeffner Hoeffner Arch A Moore Jr East Brady W. Va Department of Employment Security C.J Bud) Hunter Euro-Asiatic Rubber Ltd

Picnic tables stolen at Rt 119 park in Taylor County

Multiple incidents reported across Taylor, Barbour and surrounding counties. Stolen roadside park tables total four, with public use reminders issued. A Ward of the American Legion posts installed new officers for 12 months. A gospel sing at Maple Run United Brethren Church, and local vehicle crashes with damage reported near Philippi and Manowa. A new three bay self service car wash opens at Weaver Bros AMOCO on U S 50 west.

Grafton Rt. 119 Arthur Wilson Taylor County American Legion Ross Gerard Charles R. Howell Shirley Dougherty James A. Poling Clarence E. Grow William F. Moore Raymond Preston Elden G. Eisner Donald W. Wagner Wardie G. Gillespie Maple Run United Brethern Church Gospel Travelairs Woodland Four Faith Five Harry O. Fox Philippi Elkins U. S Manown Ronald A. Zinn Arthurdale Rt. 7 Manowa Zinn Preston Memorial Hospital Ringwood Ringwood Volunteer Fire Department Weaver Bros. Amoco U.S. 50 West West Main Street

Weather watch predicts 90 degree highs for today and tomorrow

Our Weatherwatcher at the Grafton Wastewater Treatment Plant remains perfect over two days with forecasts of 90 degree heat for today and tomorrow. Yesterday at 8 a.m. was 62F, high 62F again this morning with no precipitation, and the AP calls for clear skies into Saturday with upper 80s to low 90s highs and overnight lows from the mountains upper 40s to 50s elsewhere.

Grafton Associated Press

Missouri delegates tighten race Ford Reagan duel in Missouri

In Springfield Missouri Ford and Reagan battle for the remaining 19 at large delegates at the GOP convention Missouri will award 49 delegates total with 30 chosen in May plus district results. Ford leads in district margins while an AP survey shows Ford with 965 of 1130 delegates counted to date.

Springfield Ford Ronald Reagan Missouri Kansas City California GOP Committee Lowell McCuskey Christopher S. Bond Associated Press Reagan Jimmy Carter Georgia Democratic National Committee Bond Ilinois Tinois Carter Milton J. Shapp Pennsylvania Robert C. Byrd West Virginia

Hays Emerges From Coma After Overdose Incident

Wayne Hays, hospitalized in Barnesville Ohio after what doctors call an accidental sleeping pill overdose, regained consciousness and spoke the town’s name. Doctors warn prognosis is guarded but expect no permanent brain damage if he recovers. The congressman faces a cloud of ethics and federal probes amid a payroll sex scandal.

Barnesville Ohio Wayne Hays Hays Congressional Barnesville Hospital Richard B. Phillips Martha Ratalczak Miss Ray London Washington Phillips Ray Hays Justice Department House Ethics Committee

Auditor Outlines Pay Raise Rules For State Employees

State Auditor John Gates released rules and regulations detailing eligibility for the new $1,000 yearly pay raise scheduled to take effect July 1. The rules define regular fulltime employees as those in positions normally requiring 12 months or 1,040 hours annually and requiring retirement system membership. Employees who transfer between agencies or are on a leave of absence are covered, with provisions that a returning employee before a leave ends shall not be disqualified.

Charleston W.va John Gates Gates

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