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The Mountain Statesman

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1976

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Grafton senior named National Merit semi finalist

Jeri Trickett a Grafton High School senior and National Merit semi finalist joins 114 students nationwide in the program The oldest Trickett daughter she is 17 years old lives on Route 3 with siblings and plans to major in chemical studies at West Virginia institutions She is National Honor Society member and Vice President of the Keywanettes Principal Robert Straight calls her achievement top one half of one percent of U S graduating seniors

Jeri Trickett Grafton West Virginia Technical Institute of West Virginia University Russell Carol Trickett Route 3 Mickey Tina National Honor Society Keywanettes Robert Straight Bill Byrd

Slight water rate cut approved for three systems

The State Police Service Commission on September 14 approved a 10 percent reduction, effectively reverting to 30 cents per 1,000 gallons for the City of Grafton water district, Mt View Water Association, and Thornton Public Service District. Refunds with 7 percent interest will be issued for amounts collected since August 1975, affecting customers but not sewer rates.

Bill Byrd Reporter Service Commission the District Mt. View Water Association Thornton Public Service District C. Lowell Mason View Water Association Thornton Public Service District Tom Gates Southwestern Water District Flemington FBI

Presidential Debate Tonight Targets 100 Million TV Viewers

Carter and Ford face off in Philadelphia at Walnut Street Theater with a nationwide audience likely reaching 100 million. Ford’s past lodging funded by U.S. Steel and ethical questions hover over the contest as Mondale and Dole campaign in key states.

America Jimmy Carter Ford U.S. Steel Corp Congress Disney World Florida Carter Washington Philadelphia Bob Dole Nebraska Walter Mondale Wisconsin Walnut Street

FBI reports mixed national crime trend in first half

The FBI says thefts rose 11 percent while murders fell 6 percent as overall U S crime edged up 3 percent from a year earlier. Atty Gen Levi cautioned that police reports may understate true crime, but noted progress remains limited. Murder down 12 percent. rape and assault down 1 percent. robbery down 10 percent. burglary down 5 percent. motor vehicle thefts down 3 percent.

Washington U.S FBI Uniform Edward H. Levi

Grafton road crash and two runaways headline town notices

A Grafton resident escaped injury when his pickup hit a pothole and rocky embankment on Route 50 near W Main Street at 5 15 p m Wednesday. Harold E Reed 41 was unhurt and the Datsun totaled Two juveniles fled West Virginia Industrial School Tuesday but were caught in Frostburg Maryland around 2 a m today and will be returned Postmaster James Flesher notes pickup volume up due to a United Parcel Service strike affecting 15 states and 18 000 workers with a federal mediator called in and no major delays expected in delivery Partly cloudy today with 60s to 70s and rain tonight then more rain possible Friday.

Grafton Taylor County C. Lowell Mason Bill Byrd Harold E. Reed Reed Pruntytown West Virginia Industrial School James Fawcett Industrail School The Mountain Statesman Frostburg Maryland James Flesher United Parcel Service Maine South Carolina Teamsters John Zancanaro Flesher

Fuel economy improves in 1977 model cars

EPA reports 1977 models average 18.6 mpg, 6 percent better than 1976 and 34 percent above 1974. Eleven of thirteen automakers meet 1978 standard. Ford and Chrysler miss. Foreign makers lead with diesel and small-engine models. top finishers include VW Rabbit, Toyota Corolla, VW Dasher, Mazda 808, and Chevrolet Chevette.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency EPA Ford Chrysler BMW Nissan Datsun Toyo Kogyo-Mazda Toyota Volkswagen Audi Fuji-Subaru Mazda General Motors American Motors

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