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The Mountain Statesman

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1976

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Rex-Hide to Open Grafton Plant In Ozite Deal

Rex-Hide Inc plans a Grafton plant to produce truck tire flaps, funded by a Taylor County Industrial Bond Issue purchased by Blueville Bank and Citizens First Bank of Tyler. Rex-Hide, with plants in East Brady and Tyler, expects 100 new workers by 1977, aiming full operation by early 1977.

Bill Byrd Grafton Taylor County Blueville Bank Glen Harman Rex-Hide Inc Ray Pope East Brady Hoeffner Pennsylvania Tyler Texas Rex-Hide Banbury C. J Bud) Hunter West Virginia Hunter Donald V. Shaffer Rex-Hide, Inc Nancy Fowler Shaffer

Rubber Workers Local responds to plant sale in Grafton

Local 805 secretary treasurer Louise Hickman says URW has remained active since Ozite plant closed January 22. Officers stay in place, with a contract through August 22. Rex-Hide Inc of Pennsylvania plans to reopen Ozite by August 1, and the union holds a successor clause enabling reinstatement of former Ozite workers.

Linda Hartley Grafton Rex-Hide Inc United Rubber Workers URW Louise Hickman Local 805 Hickman Howard Fairley Steven Thompson

Weather and business notes from 1970s news item

Showers possible Sunday and Monday with fair conditions Tuesday. UAW figures discuss auto industry labor strategy while Rex-Hide signs to buy the Ozite Plant, with mixing ops slated by August 1, 1976. Rex-Hide vows community integration and stability in Akron area.

Warren Hoeffner Rex-Hide Incorporated Brunswick Corporation Hoeffner Hoeffmer Rex Bowers

Rex-Hide Purchase Brings Ozite Plant to Grafton

Officials and residents hail Rex-Hide purchase of the Ozite plant as a major boost to Grafton and Taylor County. Mayor Hully councilman Landsbury and others praise jobs creation and economic turnround, with Congressman Staggers noting opportunity for graduates and local workers. Randolph welcomes new plant and pledges cooperation as operations move forward.

Harley O. Staggers Washington, D.C West Virginia Taylor County Rex Hide Staggers Ings Randolph Deiien Rex-Hide Company Grafton Ozite Corporation Grafton-Taylor County Randolph

Motorcycle wreck near Rosemont leaves youth injured

A Rosemont area motorcycle accident Friday left a juvenile rider listed in Stabile condition at United Hospital Center in Clarksburg after colliding with a pickup driven by Timothy Haney of Rosemont. Deputies responded at 6 p.m. and the Suzuki was totaled with $200 damage to the Haney vehicle.

Rosemont Bridgeport United Hospital Center Clarksburg Taylor County Sheriff’s Office Timothy Haney Haney

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