Bipartisanship Miscast in Raleigh County Address
Raleigh County Delegate Lewis Mannus criticizes bipartisan politics at the Huntington Rotary Club urging honest leadership. He calls for courage to resist strip mining and stop selling the state for profit, arguing leaders have allied for personal gain under the banner of bipartisanship.
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Raleigh County
Lewis Memains
Huntington Rotary Club
Memanus
Bitter Technocrats Hearings on Unemployed Scientists in Two Cities
A House subcommittee will hold hearings in Marietta Georgia August 5 and Los Angeles August 6 on unemployed aerospace scientists and engineers. The downturn hits 338000 in LA and Orange Counties, down from 435000 in 1967, with limited opportunities for retraining. The piece notes industry bitterness and calls for solutions.
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House
Marietta
Los Angeles
Orange Counties
Christian Science Monitor
Keith W. Bose
Newsday
Economics Without Market Feedback in Soviet Style Plans
Ota Sik argues centralized planning in Czechoslovakia and the Soviet system eroded market signals, distorted production, and reduced efficiency. He notes price controls, rigid quotas, and capital misallocation led to useless inventories, inflation, and lagging technology as Russia seeks computer fixes without market feedback.
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NEA
Ota Sik
Czechoslovakia
U. S. Information Agency
Russia
Sik
Tee
U.S.S.R
Belgium
West Germany
United Kingdom
United States
Czech
Arabs Divided Over Arab-Israeli Conflict War Fades
The piece reports deeper Arab divisions after recent summits and Sudanese crises. It notes Jordan’s suppression of Palestinian guerrillas, Cairo's shift toward Moscow, and Libya Syria Egypt unity talks. It cites Ghadaffi as rising Arab leader and Sadat’s shift toward a pan-Arab line. The piece suggests the Arab-Israeli conflict appears forgotten amid internal splits.
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Libya
Muammer Ghadafi
Hassan
Morocco
Igeria
Houri Boumedienne
Moscow
Ghadaffi
Hussein
Jedda
Faisal
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Anwar Sadat
Removal Of Billboards Under 1965 Act Slow In Maine
In Augusta Maine Transportation Secretary Volpe led removal of a Maine billboard marking the first sign taken down under the 1965 Federal Highway Beautification Act. The program aims to clear billboards from highways with negotiations ongoing and compensation details awaiting agreement. Maine received an initial $510 000 grant toward dismantling 2 1800 signs with more removals hoped for by late summer.
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Maine
UPI
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Freeport
Congress
Volpe
Boise
Idaho
Cecil D. Andrus
David H. Stevens
Highway Commission
Stevens
Spencer Stewart
Highway Department
Stewart
Israeli Desert Farmer Shows Water Way to Green Deserts
In the Negev Dr. Michael Evenari uses Nabatean catchment basins to collect three inches of yearly rain and feed orchards. His site prototypes show apricots peaches nuts and more while claiming 20 to 30 percent less water than thought minimum. Bedouin nomads already learn the method as Arabs consider scaling it to vast sandy regions with low labor costs.
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Thomas Cheatham
Jerusalem
UPI
Hebrew University
Michael Evenari
Oasis
India
Pakistan
Israel
Evenari
Palestine
Negev Desert
Solomon
Evenaris
Negev
United States
Europe
Beckley Lions Represented at International Lions Meet
Harry May and J. S. Larrish of the Beckley Lions Club attend the International Lions convention in Philadelphia this week. They are joined by their wives and May's daughter Sue.
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Raleigh Register
Harry May
J. S. Larrish
Beckley Lions Club
the Lions Club
Philadelphia
May
Sue
Road Trip To West Virginia Herd Of Appaloosas
A family journey from Beckley West Virginia through Virginia and Kentucky to near the Maryland border encounters slow traffic behind trailers. They visit Gordon Ebersole’s 200 acre farm near Shepherdstown, meet friendly Appaloosa horses and a curious garden rooster, pick blackberries, and note a dog’s adventurous ride with the driver.
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Jefferson County
Beckley
West Virginia
Virginia
White Sulphur Springs
Martinsville
Covington
Lexington
Staunton
Martinsburg
West Virginna
Sherpherdstown
Gordon Ebersoles
Ebersole
Duke
Ebersoles
Flat Top
Shepherdstown
Quote by UCLA economist on research and teaching
William R. Allen of the University of California Los Angeles compares research to teaching describing them as inseparable. He states without research there is nothing to discuss in teaching or confession.
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William R. Allen
University of California, Los Angeles
Economy Word Flows Against Voters Show Me Mood
William B. Dickinson Jr notes Nixon team repeats growth claims while consumers see strikes high prices and unemployment. He cites car orders down 12 percent and United Airlines business 7 percent below 1970, signaling waning confidence and potential policy shifts.
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Nixon
Congressional
Treasury
John B. Connally
Peking
Akron
Seattle
U.S
United Airlines
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