Loading zones spark debate over fairness and policy
The piece questions city loading zone rules citing a Bank of Raleigh spot used by customers while other merchants face stricter enforcement. It contrasts lenient treatment near a bank with ticketing elsewhere and asks who decides who gets favored access, noting off street parking differences and local officials.
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East Main Street
Kanawha Street
Bank of Raleigh
Kanawha
Main Street
Virgil
Politician's Press Secretary Faces Backlash Over Rude Reply
Georgia governor's press secretary Joseph L Powell Jr faced scrutiny after sending a venomous reply to a constituent. The incident drew coverage as Gov Jimmy Carter defended his aide while Kennedy's response protocol from the era was cited as a model for handling abusive letters.
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Joseph L. Powell Jr
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Powwell
Carter
E.T. Hutton
Mura Drive
Augusta
Powell
E. T. Hutton
Hutton
Edna T. Hutton
John F. Kennedy
U. S
Jack Kennedy
The Great International Peanuts and Popcorn Mystery Case
Public letter from Bottlesby & Co. Publishers ripping a manuscript about a corrupt Washington lobbyist Dotty Whiskers and a fake memo linking a corporation to political payments. The piece satirically critiques authorship, mystery plots, and attacks on national leaders. Includes reactions from a publisher’s standpoint and concerns over political smear.
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Lp.p
Dotty Whiskers
Washington
Washington Monument
Andy Dackerson
FBI
I-P.p
J.P.P
Free World Needs No Enemies Says UPI Analyst
Foreign News analyst Phil Newsom argues Western diplomats worry over US led trade realignments. He cites Kissinger’s Japan trip and Europe’s Common Market talks as signs that yen revaluation and import controls shape postwar diplomacy. He notes February US imports outpaced exports by over half a billion dollars and questions Japan’s further price adjustments.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
U.S
United States
U S questions on recovery draw global reactions
Berks World reports Japan faces close questioning by Kissinger on U S efforts to recover from its difficulties. Europe echoes the inquiry as Western nations blame U S inflation and lack of discipline for squeezing foreign firms. Latin American nations accuse the U S of making friends bear Vietnam War costs.
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Kissinger
United States
Europe
U.S
Japan
Harvard Forum to debate race hiring in American media
The Harvard Forum in Cambridge will hear complaints of racism in the press. The piece notes Kerner and Eisenhower Commission findings, rising Black journalism hires, and charges at the Washington Post. It cites a Call for newsroom diversity and a national media watchdog push ahead of a broader forum.
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Harvard Forum
Cambridge
Mass
Kerner Commission
Eisenhower Commission
Dow Jones & Co
Washington “Post
Newpaper
Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Ben H. Bagdikian
Post
Bagdikian
Shirley Chisholm
N.Y
Congressional Black Caucus
Congress
Washington
Harvard Institute of Politics
Black Caucus
American Press
John D. Rockefeller IV
Charleston
Lee Kenna
Bob Myers
Huntington
Myers
Ohio River Road
Bob Biggs
Beckley
Removal of Capitol Ruins Costs $7000, State Approves
The 1922 Raleigh Register notes a permit issued to Allen Construction Company by the State of West Virginia for removing the old state capitol ruins at a cost of seven thousand dollars.
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Raleigh Register
State Capitol
State of
West Virginia
Allen Construction Company
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Post Office Glitches Hint At Changing Times
A reader recalls the old boast that bad weather and bad handwriting would not stop deliveries then notes a recent undeliverable letter stamped no such street address. The piece cites Cabell County figures and political candidates while criticizing postal priorities and accessibility.
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Segar
Register
Postal Service
Bob Myers
Ohio River Road
Huntington
W. Va
Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed for Frome Edition
The Naleigh Register shows delivery options for readers with a daily and Sunday package priced at 0¢ weekly and 5.05 dollars per month. The bulletin outlines carrier or distributor delivery terms and payment measures for the Frome edition.
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Gloria Steimem
Sapporo
Lib
Anne Henning
Diane Holum
Barbara Cochran
Susan Carrock
Janet Lynn
Charlotte
N.C
Neek
Lindsays
Wisconsin
JFK
Mr. Hutton
I.P.P
Mrs. Whiskers
Bottlesby & Co
Free World
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Peking
Hollywood
Fredric March
Olivia de Havilland
Berks World
NEA
Hoyt Gimlin
Neil Armstrong
Labor
Treasury
John B. Connally
Jennings Randolph
Senate
Washington, D. C
Robert C. Byrd
Washington, D.C
Ken Hechler
Cannon House
James Kee
Longworth
Robert H. Mollohan
John Slack
Rayburn House
Harley 0. Staggers
Rayburn
Naleigh Register
Prince St
Hinton
John Hodel
United Press International
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