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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1977
Page
4
A county commissioner says a removed courthouse lawn tree was rotten and no more removals planned. The letter urges preserving trees, noting parking should not trump the square’s sylvan character and suggesting replacements instead of paving.
The article discusses Soviet fishing boats violating the 200 mile US exclusive zone, facing penalties under Soviet law for embarrassing the state. It notes 60 warnings issued by the Coast Guard amid ongoing tensions over illegal hauls and disputes over fishing grounds.
Waters weeks and three times last week sought permission to seize fending ships. Two vessels were seized this weekend as Carter said a line had to be drawn. Court hearings and fines may follow for erring masters while the United States asserts enforcement of its new law against Soviet agents.
Narrator Casey laments media pressure as he negotiates an option with the Mudvilles. He riffs on contracts and endorsements while preparing for a game and a possible TV interview. He jokes about Maseratis, tax shelters, and the irony of fame as he swings at a homer.
Rosalynn Carter prepares for a London trip in early June to mark Queen Elizabeth II's silver jubilee and may tour Latin America later. The piece notes future portraits for Nixon and Ford, family goodwill roles, and a March NBC poll showing Carter's rising popularity but mixed foreign affairs approval and salary disapproval among staff and officials.
The piece surveys Yitzhak Rabin's 35 months as Israel's prime minister, detailing a tenure dominated by internal party strife, leaks, and a bank account scandal tied to his wife. It notes opposition leaks, resignations, and the ongoing struggle to secure a lasting peace while facing political isolation.
The author compares a three day hot spell April 11 13 with 1931 43 Mauck records at Beckley noting no match for highs in the upper 70s and lows around 50. He cites 1941 and 1931 as near fits and warns of changing conditions with more rain and a hot summer ahead.
In a week-long trial Herbert Goodheart a 24 year old self described Rammie faced his parents who sought temporary custody for deprogramming. Judge Morton Sneck ruled the personal beliefs of a consenting adult are not government business, ending the case.
The Methodist Temple Choir and assisting singers will perform Handel's Messiah Part Two at the church. Soloists include Mrs. Fred Louder Mrs. T S Williams Miss Myra Sue Roush and Mrs. R A Shackelford. Mrs H A Sloan will play the organ and Roland A Hinckley will direct the program.
Paul Malone selected as senior high basketball forward for next year while Harry Guard named captain for the prior year. Will Rogers slated to speak at Woodrow Wilson High School auditorium in Beckley on April 30.
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