Thought For Today Quote by Robert Southey
A concise quotation notes that a good or wise person may feel anger or sorrow toward the world yet remains content when he fulfills his duty. The line reflects duty as a path to internal peace despite external troubles.
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Robert Southey
West Virginia Governor criticized for Latimer appearance
The piece condemns Governor Moore for sending Ira Latimer of the Department of Natural Resources to address the strip miners association. It likens the act to a police chief attending a Mafia gathering and questions the cost to the state. The column laments environmental damage and calls for political accountability.
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Department of Natural Resources
Ira Latimer
Strip Miners’ Association
Latimer
Strip Miners Association
Charleston
Community anger over shabby auditorium at Park Junior High
A letter questions Board of Education plans to update Park Junior High auditorium for a Community Concert citing embarrassment for guests. The writer blasts outsiders and local officials for state underfunding and lack of courageous governance, urging truth over cosmetic fixes. Robert Frost quote frames frustration at systemic neglect.
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Board of Education
Park Junior High School
Mailbag on Strip Mining Reclamation Scarred Mountains
A letter to the editor condemns the Greening of Augusta film shown in schools as part of the ESEA project. It argues coal education should address real costs for deprived families and criticizes mining’s environmental damage, comparing it to a surgeon’s repair of a raped virgin.
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the Register
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Fireco
Richmond
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West
Tito Faces Pressure as Croats Purge Party Risk
Vienna dispatch reports President Tito, 79, seeks to purge Croatian Communist leaders after Zagreb strikes over Croatia keeping more foreign currency. The move aims to preserve Yugoslav unity amid Croat nationalism, but lacks a clear successor capable of enforcing the purge, raising fears about the nation’s future after Tito.
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Tito
Richard C. Longworth
Vienna
UPI
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Yugoslav
Croatia
Zagreb
Belgrade
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Communist Party
Zagrb
History's most expensive social experiment fails in Pakistan crisis
UPI analysis traces the India Pakistan split to Ayub Khan's resignation and Yahya Khan's rules. East Pakistan seeks autonomy then independence, with Bhutto and Nurul Amin named to govern. Some 20 million displaced in East Pakistan and 10 million refugees in India are reported as UN relief aid stalls amid escalating conflict.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Indian Subcontinent
India
Pakistan
United States
U.S
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Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan
Awami League
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
East Pakistan
National Assembly
West
East
Yahya Khan
United Nations
Nurul Amin
Zulfiker Ali Bhutto
Bhutto
West Pakistan
Ayub Khan
United Nations Relief Agency
Star seeks filming location of The Greening Of Augusta
Dear Editor requests the filming location of The Greening of Augusta in West Virginia. He notes searching southern WV for evidence and questions the film's existence, asking where it was made and in which part of the state.
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Makes
Augusta
West Virginia
Mail Bag Debates Tax Policy and Mountain Stripping
A West Virginia reader invokes taxation and strip mining issues in a mail bag letter and a second note questions a 6 percent sales tax example. Ellis Bailey urges enforcing laws to protect the poor and halt stripping while criticizing federal resources handling.
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Ellis Bailey
Citizens
Clear Creek
West Virginia
Busy Schedule Ruses and Rants Across a Busy Line
A dialogue heavy scene follows Ed and city editors as they reel from calls to Commissioner Smith and John Hodel. The piece riffs on overbearing officials, busy schedules, and newsroom friction with sharp, era voice. Ed frets at interruptions while staffers joke about the “very busy schedule” tying up calls and lunches.
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War ethics debated by Binder on moral purposes
L James Binder editor of Army magazine argues the Vietnam War is not immoral but potentially one of the most moral conflicts due to our core reasons, sacrifices, and support from three presidents amid strong opposition.
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L. James Binder
Army” Magazine
Society Pays Price for Libertine Behavior and Drug Abuse
An editorial argues that claiming "nobody is hurt" by personal vice is false. It cites addicts occupying hospitals, raising costs, and crime. outlines vandalism, theft, and reckless driving fueled by alcohol and drugs. condemns the myth of isolated harm and stresses social costs. The piece targets freedom without responsibility and the social toll of self centered misbehavior.
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United States
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