Area dialogue on summer chores and weather in Grafton
Chuck Waters 14 says he keeps busy cutting grass and similar tasks. Scattered showers and thunder showers are forecast for Saturday in the Grafton area with cloudy skies and a chance of more showers Saturday night. Sunday should be partly cloudy with highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s and Saturday night temperatures in the upper 50s to upper 60s.
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Grafton
Summer work scarce in Taylor County youth survey
Regular summer work is scarce in Taylor County as an informal survey shows many youths stay busy with activities but few have substantial jobs. The Governor's Summer Youth Program has been cut from about 80 slots last year to 20 this year, due to funding reductions.
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David Blair
Taylor County
Glenn Sapp
Camp Towles
Grafton City Hospital
Mothers Day Shrine
National Cemetery
Recreation Commission
Rosemont Ballfield
Courthouse
Senior Citizens Center
Cather Towers
Taylor County Fair Association
C. Lowell Mason
Brook Flesher
Flemington
Hinkle and Toothman win county contracts for center and cruisers
County Commission awarded Hinkle Construction a 261000 contract to build the Flemington Community Center with no deletions in specs. Toothman Ford won a 5336 bid to supply two police cruisers, with delivery in 30 to 40 days, and Kala Motors placed 10730 for both cars.
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Grafton
Hinkle Construction
Bridgeport
Toothman Ford
County Commission
Flemington
Commission
Glenn Sapp
Hinkle
Sapp
Kala Motor
Ford
Toothman
Kale Motors
President volunteers 1976 taxes
Washington AP Carter says he owes no federal taxes on 1976 gross income of 55000 but voluntarily pays 6000. Joint return with Rosalynn cites peanut business losses and a $206649 investment in a peanut warehouse yielding a $20864 tax credit. Credit and estimated payments mean they would have owed 11675 without credit, and they are due a full refund of 26589.
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Washington
Carter
Rosalynn
Sam
Water main burst halts Pruntytown area service
An eight-inch asbestos concrete water main burst late Thursday night affecting about 100 customers in the Morasco subdivision. City crews found the rupture near U.S. Route 50 and replaced a 30-foot section by 6 p.m. Friday. Repairs aimed to restore service between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. today after new concrete elbows set, with air in the lines causing a gradual restoration. Cause of the blow-out was not known.
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U.S. Rt. 50
Camp Towles Road
Pruntytown
Mt. View
C. Lowell Mason
Mason
Morasco
Guy Wilhelm
Fetterman
Builders Service and Supply Co
Grafton
Wilhelm
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Tim Mahaffey
Bill Flesher
Chuck Waters
Phil McDaniel
Fairmont High
Joey Gerard
Sylvia Wichham
Hinkle, Toothman
Donald Shaffer
J. Paul Murphy
West Virginia Industrial School For
Bill Byrd
Wickwire Road
Wickwire Creek
Department of Highways
DOH
Morgantown
Cherry Run
Whitecay Creek
Clarksburg
United Hospital Center
Hospital Board of
Federal Housing Authority
FHA
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW