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The Mountain Statesman

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1976

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Petition for referendum on city service rate hikes filed

Petitioners led by Donald Knotts delivered a referendum petition to City Clerk Maxine Stewart seeking a vote on ordinances 366 367 and 368 which raise garbage fire and police rates. The group cited 757 signatures and noted a 20 day verification window before the new council must decide on a special election.

Bill Byrd Grafton Maxine Stewart Donald Knotts Addison St Knotts Hulley New City Council Earl DeLancey Ray Crawford Rex B. Bowers

Taylor County Summer Youth Program hires 35 youths

The Governor's Summer Youth Program will employ 35 economically disadvantaged youths in Taylor County through July 30. James M. Smith, director of personnel and special services for the Taylor County Board of Education, said the program is funded by the Governor's Manpower Office and covers the Taylor County school system.

Taylor County James M. Smith

Weekend weather and youth work program details

Weather watch notes a mostly clear weekend with highs in the 80s and a chance of rain tonight and Tuesday. The piece also outlines the Governor's Summer Youth Program begun in 1969, detailing eligibility ages 16 to 21, pay at 2.30 per hour, eight-hour days, and a six-point goal plan emphasizing on the job learning, career exploration, reliability, teamwork, budgeting, and independent decision making.

Grafton Associated Press West Virginia Department of Employment Security Smith Board of Education

Senate Begins Vote on Massive Tax Bill To Extend Cuts

The Senate moves to approve a sprawling 1700 page tax bill this week to extend expiring federal tax cuts and curb avoidance schemes for the wealthy. If not passed, families would face rises, with a typical four member family at $15 000 income facing about $180 more in taxes. The House meanwhile handles major appropriation bills.

Washington Senate Congress House

Democratic platform aims full employment funding agenda

The Democratic platform committee argues welfare health and education can be funded without extra tax cost if full employment returns. Speaker Gov Wendell Anderson expects a practical concise platform with Carter likely as nominee. Dukakis estimates program costs at 30 billion plus 15 billion for income guarantees, proposing defense cuts and other economic savings.

Washington Democratic Party Wendell Anderson Minnesota CBS Face Michael Dukakis Massachusetts

Five Morgantown residents arrested for soliciting without permit

Five Morgantown residents Donald Palm Kathy Reilig Nicholas Chiaia Robert Yee and Emily Owen were arrested at 2 30 p m Saturday on charges of soliciting without a permit Their hearings were set for today Harold Clifton of the Grafton Welfare Office will be interviewed by Ross Warne on The Mountain Scene Tonight on WWVU Channel 24 at 7 p m The WIN Work Incentive Program comes under sharp attack in recent publications and will be discussed with Clifton during the program.

Morgantown Harold Clifton Grafton Welfare Office Ross Warne West Virginia University WWVU Clifton WIN Warne

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