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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1972
Page
5
The United Mine Workers elects Miller and allies Mike Trbovich and Harry Patrick, ousting a corrupt top leadership in a reform sweep. The editorial lauds the change while warning of ongoing internal strife and the coal industry's broader troubles that tests the new leadership.
In 1962 Khrushchev dismissed Neizvestny as painterly experiments. years later a greeting card led to a correspondence and reconciliation. Neizvestny, now sculptor, works on a Khrushchev grave monument commissioned by the former premier's family, showing compassion softening political animosity.
The New York County district attorney Maurice Nadjari has employed a public relations consultant for an annual salary of 35000 dollars. The piece notes a contrast with Tom Dewey and his image polishing during gangster convictions and questions the expense.
Russell Baker apologizes for past columns mischaracterizing Nixon’s White House work and misunderstandings about Watergate. He admits spelling errors and printing mishaps due to editing lapses and a tired newsroom, promising improved accuracy and restraint.
A Readers' Forum column collects letters praising a good deed at the Spring Hill Post Office and venting about roads in West Virginia. Readers critique local governance and elections, lament road conditions, and discuss civic frustration amid national politics.
Letters to the Times criticize death penalty severity and prison treatment. Readers urge adherence to religious commandments and warn against removing Christmas from public life. One writer, Mrs Nellie V Roach of Ravenswood, defends holiday traditions and personal faith.
James Reston reports from Houjarray France on Jean Monnet’s view of 1973 European monetary and trade reform. Monnet urges a small cross border group to define common interests and coordinate with the United States and Japan, emphasizing equality over domination and unified action. He foresees Nixon’s Europe trip and a renewed push for the European Common Market with Britain still joining next month.
The State Department of Highways plans a two lane bridge across Elk River at Clifton Ford near Webster Springs with a $426,580 contract that could reach half a million dollars. Critics say the project serves a distant goal to connect to Interstate 79, would cost millions more, and benefits few locals while harming the Elk River ecology.
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