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6 - Hinton News Tues. June 28, 2016 ¢ , GOP-Led Congress Achieves Historic Regulatory Reform of Broken Environmental Law U.S. Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) teamed up with her colleagues to write an op-ed in the Washington Examiner today i regarding the historic passage of the Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act. have also suffered from inconsistent guidance of what chemicals can be used in their products. '~he Lautenberg Act is the common-sense, conservative solution, creating unified protections for American families and American businesses while providing new safeguards and q .... This common-sense, conservative " solution provides updates for the ~• Toxic Substance ControlAct of 1976 oversight requirements. ,~ and is the first-ever major chemical "When working On the safety reform legislation to reach LautenbergAct, wetookintoaccount "~ the president'sdeskinf0rty-years, the oversight that the Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee is regularly conducting over the Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act and addressed problems we see in these laws in order to make TSCA a smarter, more conservative regulatory agent that won the support of all principal stakeholders. "As a result, the Lautenberg Act will require that the EPA's regulatory decisions be based on the best available science and require the agency to show their work to the public and Congress. "No longer can chemical regulations that are the result of cherry-picked data justifying a politically motivated regulatory outcome be forced on job creators at the state or federal level. Instead, the EPA will need to justify its decisions by a substantial evidence standard and by using transparent scientific information while also taking into account costs when proposing any potential regulation. "We also looked to the Constitution for guidance to address the unworkable and insufficiently protective regulatory patchwork under the current law. Because current law has resulted in only a very limited preemption of chemical regulations, it has empowered a couple larger, liberal states to impose its regulations on the rest of the nation. "As' a result, job creators have been faced with a decision: *: President Obama will sign the i :~ bill into law this morning, and " Senator Capito will attend the bill ~' signing. %Vith the Lautenberg Act, the law can once again work to protect public health while also supporting our economy, which includes the : $800 billion chemical industry : that impacts more than seven :: million related American jobs i and is the catalyst for almost all U.S. manufacturing," the senators ....~ ' wrote. .... By: Senators Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.), Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.), David Vitter (R-La.), Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) and Mike Rounds (R-S.D.) "Regulatory reform has been a widely discussed solution in Washington to cut bureaucratic red tape and boost our economy. In a Republican-led Congress, we achieved it. "After years of hard work and negotiations, the passage of the Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act - marks the first time in more than a quarter of a century that Congress has sent reform of a major environmental law to the president's desk. "Over the last 40 years, American families have been exposed to untested chemicals on a daily basis due to the shortcomings of the well-intended but broken Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA). Job creators and manufacturers Either embark on a costly venture to create new manufacturing facilities and distribution channels to get reformulated produces into different' states in order to meet inconsistent standards or forcefully adhere to the most strict, often~ unreasonable and frequently non- protective standard of the largestII state. "We addressed the state ' preemption issue by instead giving all states a voice in the regulatory process while also providing industry with a consistent, reliable standard for regulating chemicals and protecting our citizens. 'Tqe sought to balance states' rights and recognize efforts states have already taken in the absence of a functioning federal program while continuing to support and" protect interstate commerce. "Congress can responsibly update environmental laws and do it in a way that is consistent with conservative principles. With the Lautenberg Act, the law can once again work to protect public health while also supporting our economy, which includes the $800 billion chemical industry that impacts more than seven million related American jobs and is the catalyst for almost all U.S. manufacturing. "The Lautenberg Act is proof that the Republican majority is working for Americans and is accomplishing things that have been impossible to achieve for decades." U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.), chairman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee; U.S. Sen. David Vitter (R-La.), lead-GOP sponsor of the Lautenberg Act; U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.); U.S. Sen. Mike Crapo (R-Idaho); and U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds, chairman of EPW Subcommittee on Supeffund, Waste Management and Regulatory Oversight• ,? Perfect Attendance Jumping Branch Elementary held its May Perfect Attendance Awards on 5/25/16.. One of the most important things your child can do to achieve academic success is also one of the most basic: going to school every day. In fact, research has shown that your child's attendance record may be the biggest factor influencing his/her academic s(Jccess. Jumping Branch Elementary rewards perfect attendance with an awards assembly where students with perfect attendance are acknowledged and given a medal. Pictured are the fifty-six students, about 42% of the student population who had perfect attendance for the month of May. PreK: Charity Coyle, Remington Goddard, Charles Lucas, Madison Pack, Joshua Ward. K: Noah Angell, Leo Chavis,'Ava England, Lillian Hamman, Malik King, Gage Kowalczyk, Tayler Lilly, Levi Meadows, Ralph Romanello, Hayden Sears, Averie Stennett, Peyton Sykes. First: Loryn Childs, Jackson Farrish, Hunter Foley, Autumn Hoke, Jackson Price, Michael Swiney, Lindsey Wills. Second: Emma Angell, Ben Bragg, Dana Dixon, Tara Lilly, Joshua Okes, Joseph Ratliff, Keely Sears, Charlie Swiney. Third: Lyndzee Childs, Gavin Cyrus, Keira Hardy, Drew Mansfield, Sarah Okes, Linley Pack, Quincie Stennett, Malachi Treadway, lan Wills. Fourth: Nathan Angell, Benjamin Dunford, Sydney Farrish, Brandan Isaac, Joanna Kessler, Ciara Murphy, Alyssa Niday. Fifth: Preston Ballengee, Taylor Basham, Ashley Cooper, Devin Mansfield, Peyton' Matheney, Anastasia Walker. Writer of the Month Jumping Branch Elementary held its May Awards Ceremony on 5/25/ OTC Management Of Dry Mouth '(NAPS)--While dry mouth is a common condition that may result from a variety of factors such as smoking, aging, medication, dis- ease, dehydration, and emotional stress, you don't have to put up with it. The Problem Common symptoms include an overall dryness sensation in the mouth, lips, throat, eyes and skin. Bad breath, tooth decay, sticky Many people are relieved to dis- cover a new way to deal with dry mouth that they can stick with. saliva and sensitivity to spicy foods can also occur. Treatments Typically, the most common self-help strategies for dry mouth that are thought to be helpful are lip coating with Vaseline or balms, eliminating caffeine and alcohol i consumption, humidifying the bedroom, and adding water to food. However, there's no scientific support of the effectiveness of these strategies. A recent independent study revealed that the oral adhering discs, patches and melts are rated by dentists as the most effective treatment for dry mouth. In fact, OraCoat XyliMelts• oral adhering discs were rated as more effective than any other dry mouth remedy, including prescription drugs, by an independent study of 1,168 dentists, and are the only product that has been assessed in clinical studies for treatment of dry mouth during sleep. Where To Go The discs are available at CVS and Rite Aid pharmacies and at www.oracoat.com, where you can also learn more about them. Mint- free XyliMelts® are now available 16. Each classroom teacher chose a student whose writing was , at RiteAld. exemplary or showed improvement. Writing is an essential skill that, can benefit students for the rest of their lives. Introducing and practicingI writing with engaging activities in elementary school, can foster confidence and a lifelong love of writing. Immediately, writing skills are important for elementary students' continued learning in all academic areas, communication and self-expression but can additionally improve penmanship. Writing exercises in elementary school support development of critical thinking and problemsolving skills. Students also learn the writing process, from outline to finished product, which translates, into other aspects of life and learning. Pictured left to right: Jenabella Graft, Skylar Goddard, Ella Pack, Hailey Wheeler, Gavin Cyrus (not pictured: Zoey Bowling): The wise man will love; all oth- ers will desire. --Afranius On account of being a democ- racy and run by the people, we are the only nation in the world~ that has to keep a government four years, no matter what it does. --Will Rogers Another day of cleanup and help in Alderson has resulted in much progress. "Power is on to most residents and most of the rest should be restored this evening. Basements have been pumped, propane tanks secured, and other dangers have been removed so that turning on the power will be safe. There have been no incidents associated with the restoration of power. ' The outpouring of support by people all over West Virginia, Virginia and elsewhere has been amazing. W0rk crews came and were assigned to help people with clean up. Many individuals and groups brought in food and other supplies. Mayor Travis Copenhaver said, "Out of this horrible mess, people have been shining stars. Our town JOHN HENRY DAYS July 8-10 2016 The 21st. John Henry Days festival will be July 8, 9 & 10 in Talcott, WV. Please plan to join us for a weekend packed full of free entertainment, 4 mile run/walk, grand parade, fireworks, cornhole tournament, car show, rubber duck race, vendors, games and morel The Friday night concert will feature Seth Bunting and Bobby Cyrus and Saturday's show will feature Wayne Taylor and Appaloosa Bluegrass Band. This year's theme is "Memories are Made in TalcotC and we hope to see you there! For more information visit johnhenryhistoricalpark.com NOTICE John Vuolo, Capt. USN Ret., is currently available to give a brief to i seperate the facts from the politics" on the Hillary Clinton "email" controvercy. If your civic or church group would be interested in hearing an half hour brief on the subject. Contact John Vuolo at vuolo.john@gmail KAROKE CONTEST "The Voice~ of the WV State Water, Festival - Karaoke Contest (during the WV State Water Festival). Aug 5th - 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. This event will be DJ'd by Cowboy Will (morning DJ from WJLS). It will take place prior to the Fireman's Parade and Fireworks - in the Hinton Post Office Parking Lot ............ Ages 8 and up. $25 cash prize to the winner! To register, please email Laura at LauraLillyHHF@gmail.com or call (304)573-5320 after 4p.m. weekdays. employees; Alderson Volunteer Fire Department members, Alderson Community Center Board members and volunteers, and volunteers from everywhere have pitched in and their efforts have made a huge difference." Meals are still being served at the Community Center shelter but all people needing shelter for the night have found other lodging. Meals are likely to be served through Wednesday and as many as 300 people have been served for some meals. The Community Center and Fire Department have been receiving donated supplies and coordinating their dispersal. They thank everyone who made donations. Trash removal to the Johnson Memorial United Methodist Church parking lot has West Virginia received a national recognition today for becoming the first state in the nation to enroll all 441 public elementary school in Let's Move! Active Schools (LMAS). LMAS is the national initiative, spearheaded by First Lady Michelle Obama, to ensure that 60 minutes of physical activity day is the norm in schools across America. LMAS is a resource to equip teachers with easy ways of integrating more physical activity before, during and after the school day. Dr. Howell Wechsler, CEO of the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, presented the recognition to State Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Michael Martirano and State Board of Education President, Mike Green today during the 2016 KidStrong conference at the Charleston Civic Center. "I celebrate this achievement because we know physical activity helps improve academic achievement, self-esteem and Classroom discipline," Martirano said. "Simply put, active students I happen temporarily to occupy this big White House. I am liv- ing witness that any one of your children may look to come here as my father's child has. --Abraham Lincoln Clinophobia is the fear of going to bed. facilitated the clean-up. Sixty dump truck loads were deposited today. Local contractors came with their equipment including dump • trucks, back hoes, and skid steers and donated their services as well ,. as the use of the equipment. There are at least two ways to help out even if you live far away. Two GoFundMe accounts have been established. One is to help the Alderson Community Center which serves as our emergency shelter and it can be found at https://www.gofundme. com/2b8yx58 The other will go to the Alderson Volunteer Fire Department and the town. It can be found at https://www. gofundme.cond2b9usrmk make better learners and it is critical for the future of our state that we educate our students on the importance of being active every day and living healthy lifestyles•" Governor Earl Ray Tomblin issued a proclamation in celebration of the achievement which congratulated West Virginia schools and educators for their commitment to promoting a healthy lifestyle for West Virginia's children. Enrollment in the program means providing teachers across the state with the resources needed to seamlessly integrate physical activity into the school day. This achievement placed West Virginia in the national spotlight, earnitag direct praise from the President's Council on Fitness, Spcrts & Nutrition and sets a standard for states across the country. For more information, visit, http://www.letsmoveschools.org/dr contact Kristin Anderson at the West Virginia Department of Education Communications Office at (304) 558-2699 or kristin.anderson@kl2.wv.us. Dr. Aryan has over thirty years of experience in surgic~d and therapeutic treatment of the ocular pathology, and ten years experience in ophthalmology scientific research. He has performed thousands of surgeries for cataracts, refractive anomalies, glaucoma, and other diagnoses. He finished his second Ophthalmology, Residency, in 1999 at the University, of South Florida in Tampa and has completed a Fellowship in Cornea, Anterior Segment and External Diseases including corneal transplantation, Lasix, Laser Refl'active Surger3, with wave front technology and Conductive Keratoplasty in 2004 at the University of Louisville, Kentucky. Dr, Alwan resides in Lewisburg with his family. 1322 Maplewood Avenue Roncevertc, WV 24970 1500 Terrace Street l-[inlon, WV 25951 Yuri L. Arvan, M.D. Greenbrier Physicians is pleased to announce that Yuri L. Aryan, M.D. will soon begin seeing patients at our Hintonlocation on 1500 Terrace Street. He will be offering services to include: • Suture-less Cataract Surgery • Corneal Transplant • Ocular Surface Reconstruction * Glaucoma Surgery • Laser Glaucoma Treatment • Laser Retinopatias Treatment • Reconstructive Surgeries of Eyelids Vitrectomy • Endoscopic Cyclophotocoagulation (Glaucoma Treatment) • Refractive Manipulations • Pterygium Surgery • Removal of Ocular/Eyelid Lesions • Eye Evisceration/Enucleation • Surgical Calculations • Small Surgical Procedures ® Diagnostic Procedures • Glasses and Contact Lens • Glaucoma Diagnostics appo ents call 304-647:1186 or toll free 1-800-677-5161, •Extension 186 7" A