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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1974

Page

2

Governor Holton's farewell charts four busy years in Virginia

Governor Holton lauds four years of executive legislative cooperation highlighting progress in Virginia’s economy port unification state constitution cabinet government open housing and pollution control. He urges transit funding shifts and warns bus service may need local, not statewide, support. He hints at Godwin backing some Holton ideas in the 60 day session.

Holton Virginia Sisterhood Hampton Roads General Assembly Godwin Assembly Congress Richmond- Washington Danville

Solzhenitsyn Book To Be Broadcast In Full Abroad

Radio Liberty plans to air Solzhenitsyn’s The Gulag Archipelago in 18 languages, including Russian, amid Soviet denials of the work as “blanket slander.” Solzhenitsyn authorized the sale of rights. jamming may hinder the transmissions from Spain. The USIA notes possible delay due to easing tensions with the Soviet Union. VOA provides summaries.

Soviet Union Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn Gulag Radio Liberty Congress Solzhenitsyn Tass Spain Voice of America United States Information Agency United States U.s.sa Kremlinn Paris Alexander I Solzhenityin Khruschev Brezhnev Russia West Lenin Peking Moscow Red China Nixon Kremlin

Oil profits debate roils U S oil policy and taxes

The piece challenges rising Populist liberal hostility to oil profits citing third quarter 1973 margins at 8.3 percent, notes California tax penalties harming independent producers like Joe Shell, argues drilling capex is constrained, and praises lawmakers who resisted windfall profit taxes while urging free market support for domestic oil.

California Joe Shell State Assembly H. L. Richardson State Capitol Sacramento Shell San Joaquin Valley Michigan John Dingell Detroit Henry Scoop) Jackson Washington Paul Fannin Arizona Dewey Barrett Oklahoma Clifford Hansen Wyoming Russell Long Louisiana Jackson Congress America

Lifting The Blinders On The Gulag Archipelago

Ralph de Toledano argues Solzhenitsyns The Gulag Archipelago reveals the USSR as slave territory and challenges detente myths. He warns readers that Soviet propaganda and Western naivety mask brutal realities and stresses careful scrutiny of any Cold War agreements.

Burger And The Barrister Plan For U S Trials

Chief Justice Warren E Burger backs a plan to create a certified school of trial lawyers as a specialty. He compares with Britain where barristers focus on trial work and urges U S states and schools to certify trial lawyers after early law study, noting current casual licensing of advocates.

Washington Warren E. Burger Burger Fordham Law School Inns of Court

Wry musings on politics taxes and peculiar nannyisms

A patched collage of political jest and social quips critiques how officials handle gasoline stickers Christmas remarks and income taxes while joking about Santa Claus and public figures. It lightly mocks government symbols and common fears, pairing playful suggestions with tongue in cheek observations.

Santa Claus

The Mob's Voice And The Cleaning Of History

Jeffrey Hart contends that public memory sanitizes past leaders, noting Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson, and Nixon as examples. The piece argues that political life wore harsher tones in their times and urges historical reconstruction to see the real stakes and flaws.

John F. Kennedy Harry S. Truman Franklin D. Roosevelt Abraham Lincoln Barabbas Jesus George Washington Olympian Encyclopedia Britannica England France Jay Great Britain Edmund Charles Edouard Genet

Danville Register Subscription Rates Notice

The Danville Register outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions in city and suburbs. Carrier delivery is 50 cents per week. single copies are 10 cents. Sunday only 20 cents. By mail one year 20 dollars, six months 10.50, three months 5.25, one month 1.75. Notice mailed 10 days before expiration. renewals urged.

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