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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1972

Page

2

West Virginia must choose green recreation over strip mining

The Hinton Daily News editorial laments cracked glass at Pipestem Lodge and urges Kermit McKeever to replace it. It argues West Virginia cannot sustain tourism while permitting strip mining, warning the state risks damaged image and disrepair of its park system if action is delayed.

Hinton Daily News Kermit McKeever State Parks and Recreation Division West Virginia Department of Natural Resources Pipestem State Park Pipestem Lewis County Department of Commerce Arch Moore West Prolix

Jay Rockefeller charges Arch Moore dodges WV panels

Rockefeller argues Gov Arch Moore avoids West Virginia in state panel discussions yet accepts national TV appearances. Evidence cited shows Moore refuses in state forums for 42 months while engaging national audiences. The claim says Moore fears questions from WV voters and prefers discussion beyond state control.

Jay Rockefeller Arch Moore West Virginia Moore Rockefeller

Good Old Days Alive and Well

A nostalgic note on the persistence of the Good Old Days amid modern unrest. The piece asserts Dr. Benjamin Spock’s arrest for antiwar activity as a symbol of enduring social tension and the continued Vietnam War.

Benjamin Spock God Dr. Spock

Conservative in Taste Shuns Newness in Political Drift

A reader writes that she has become politically conservative after questioning the appeal of constant novelty promoted by television advertising and modern politics. She distrusts newness in campaign rhetoric, journalism, and Leftist movements, preferring politics and products that taste like what they are. She asks if others like her can form a movement.

New York Times Washington Noel Coward

Rescue helicopters used for governors party during West Virginia flood

The Buffalo Creek dam disaster killed many and left thousands homeless. Gov Arch Moore used three rescue helicopters to ferry officials and press, delaying evacuations while pilots and rescuers pursued autonomous missions amid controversy and televised imagery of the scene.

Washington Buffalo Creek West Virginia Niagara Falls

Arch Moore Critics Clash Over Strip Mining Reform Record

West Virginia Governor Arch A Moore Jr. faces scrutiny over his claimed leadership on strip mining reform. Critics note his 1966 bill offered no regulation and would shift reclamation costs to taxpayers, while WV law since 1967-71 already empowered officials to curb damage. Moore contends he was the first to recognize the issue, but opponents say his actions lag behind and favor miners. The dispute centers on who bears cleanup costs and who controls mining permits.

Arch A. Moore Jr West Virginia Congress Moore Times Everett McKinley Dirksen Illinois Committee On Agriculture Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs Arch Moore Secretary of Agriculture Si Galperin Jr Director of Natural Resources Galperin

Intercepted Message From 1972 City Conservationist

A fragment notes a letter dated June 6, 1972 from Soorge Sen to a person named Si. The writer mentions Governor rarely using a law and hints at a forgotten statute. Signed by H. Galperin Jr., a conservationist in the city, the context points to a broader story on page 8A.

Christmas in July as Social Security fight rages

A 1972 column argues the Senate will push for larger Social Security benefits than the House, calling the system a tax funded sham and warning young workers face decades of higher bills. It cites proposals raising benefits and taxes, critiques trust funds, and notes Friedman and Ellis works.

Senate Finance Committee Senate House Senate Committee Sen. McGovern Sen. Humphrey U. S. Treasury Milton Friedman Chicago Wilbur Cohen Social Security Administration American Enterprise Institute 17Th St. N.W Washington Friedman Abraham Elis Arlington House Stao Ellis Social Security

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