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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1973

Page

2

Thought For Today Quote on Wisdom Then and Now

A compact aphorism from Alexander Pope about shame in admitting growth. The line frames learning as progress from yesterday to today, inviting reflection on personal development and humility.

Alexander Pope

Cosmetic improvements at the jail spark local debate

The letter critiques local officials for cosmetic changes at the jail and asks whether the Sheriff and County Commissioners will address core problems rather than pleasing inmates or the public. It cites imprisonment as both a prisoner and jailer burden and urges humane jail reforms to improve governance and prevent cover-up politics.

Bernard Shaw Marian Anderson

A Toast To Temperance Marking 100 Years Of WCTU

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans 100th anniversary events tracing its Hillsboro Ohio march of December 13 1873 that closed 150 bars in 50 days. The national WCTU formed in Cleveland in 1874 and now hosts 5000 groups and a Willard Library in Evanston Illinois while addressing youth drinking and broader civic aims.

Women’s Christian Temperance Union WCTU Eirza Jane Thompson Hillsboro Ohio Women’s Temperance Crusade Cleveland Evanston Frances E. Willard Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse Congress Vernelie Fox the Journal of School Health Long Beach Calif. General Hospital Alcoholics Anonymous Loyal Temperance Legion Youth Temperance Council Tmber

Rodino weighs stronger subpoenas in Nixon impeachment probe

The House Judiciary Committee chair says it may need enhanced subpoena power, possibly requiring a full House vote to empower the panel. He plans to name a special counsel soon among four or five finalists and will use a steering group of leaders to speed inquiry.

Miles Belon Newhouse News Service Washington Nixon Peter W. Rodine Jr D-N. J House Judiciary Committee Rodino House of Representatives Leon Jaworski Judiciary Committee House James K. Polk White House Senate Watergate Howe Judiciary Committee Teiprad United States Supreme Court Bar Association Rodine Capitol Hill Edward Hutchinson Michigan

Supreme Court weighs English teaching obligation for handicapped students

The San Francisco case centers on whether the school board must provide English instruction to about 1800 non English speaking students while arguing that resources limit aid to 7000 other non English speakers. Justices question if language support is a fundamental right or a reasonable remedy to handicap. The debate contrasts constitutional duty with budget constraints and debates the value of bilingual approaches.

Jack C. Landau Newhouse News Service Washington Supreme Court San Francisco Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association Charles Dickens Edward HH Steinham Harry Blackmun California Thomas M. O’connor O'Connor Warren Burger Potter Stewart

Power company rejects coal-supply help in pollution clash

AEP Service Corporation officials reply that their fuel purchasing department handles coal sourcing and that their Cabin Creek Kammer Amos and Sporn plants meet low sulfur standards or will by 1976, while dismissing outside negotiations. The letter from W H Farley to G V Patterson seeks to confirm West Virginia coal shortages and accuses AEP of misleading PSC reports and pursuing Utah coal contracts.

Mr. Farley West Virginia AEP Service Corporation Cabin Creek Kanawha River Amos and Sporn Mitchell Kammer Paul Martinka American Electric Power Service Corporation Two Broadway New York N. Y G. V. Patterson Broadway New York City Patterson John Amos Western Coal Utah Ohio River John Amos and Public Service Commission American Electric W. H. Farley

Heroism Reconsidered After Plane Hijackings

The piece questions the meaning of heroism in warfare and terrorism, noting hijackers kill many and are praised by some. It argues real heroism should improve mankind, not destroy, and cites historical precedents like Jewish groups. It questions pride in violent acts and the ethics of collective side choosing.

Rome Lufthansa Mid-East Israel Stern Irgun Zvar Leumi

Addresses for Washington lawmakers listed in D C

Several officials are noted with full office locations in Washington including Senator Jennings Randolph at the New Senate Office Building and Senator Robert C Byrd at the Old Senate Office Building. Representatives Ken Hechler James Slack John M Slack Jr Harley Staggers and Robert Mollen are shown with Cannon and Rayburn House Office Building rooms.

Jennings Randolph Senate Washington D. C Robert C. Byrd Washington, DC Ken Hechler Cannon House Washington, D. C Robert H. Mollehen John M. Slack, Jr Rayburn Washington D. C Harley O. Staggers

MIKE ROYKO OFFERS NEW WORDS FOR OLD CAROLS

Royko suggests homemade gifts and church as anti commercialization. Chicago poet James N Riley and Willie Hyena contribute carols for the State Street scene. The verses mock cash register culture with playful tunes and holiday satire.

Mike Royko Jesus Jim Riley Chicago Mr. Riley James N. Riley State Street Council Willie Hyena

Beckley College Student Body Elects Officers

Lewis McMaus of Skelton is elected president of Beckley College student body with Eugene Hunter of Beckley as vice president and Beulah Butler of Mount Hope as secretary treasurer. District 29 to host Christmas welfare fund visit December 1 for paralyzed miners' care. George J. Titler notes funding via bituminous land and hospital plans. Holiday verse and satirical tunes critiquing Christmas shopping culture appear.

Raleigh Lewis McMaus Skelton Beckley College Eugene Hunter Beckley Beulah Butler Mount Hope United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund District 29 George J. Titler

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