Fragmentary Biblical Quotation Cited in Manuscript Text
A damaged OCR fragment quotes Acts chapter two verse seventeen about old men dreaming dreams and young men seeing visions, referencing a religious text passage without additional context or attribution.
West Virginia Legislature Opens Amid Hoopla and Hopes
The 61st Legislature convened at the Capitol in Charleston amid hoopla and high expectations. Governor Moore’s ambitions and the energy crisis loom over politics as debate over Interstate 64 and capital punishment resurfaces, with citizens split between motions and substance.
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Charleston
Moore
America
West Virginia
Polluter Penalized by $5,000 Fine in West Virginia Case
Magistrate R. L. Hawley of Mullens imposes a $5,000 penalty on Ranger Fuel Corporation for discharging waste into a stream. The company plans to appeal, with readers noting the need for strict enforcement to deter ongoing pollution and protect the land.
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R. L. Hawley
Mullens
Ranger Fuel Corporation
Men Of Ecuador Live To 142 Years In The Long Run
In a Washington news conference Secretary Shultz touted devaluation while critics stress short term costs. The piece mocks policymakers as detached from daily life noting milk prices rising to 1.16 and a 33 percent property tax hike as the public is urged to endure inflation in the long run.
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Ecuador
Russell-Baker
N. Y
Times News
Washington
Treasury
Schultz
Gramercy Street
Europe
Patagonia
United States
Pangloss
Lax
Shultz
Senators Byrd Randolph Hechler Mollohan Slack Staggers Offices
A distorted list of Washington office addresses for U S Senators and Representatives in Washington D C. Names include Byrd Randolph Hechler Mollohan Slack and Staggers with room numbers in the Capitol and Rayburn Office Buildings.
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Senate
Washington
D. C
Robert C. Byrd
Jennings Randolph
Ken Hechler
Cannon House
Washington, D C
Robert F. Mollohan
Cannon
Washington, D. C
John’ Slack
Rayburn
Harley
Staggers
Rayburn Foe Ofice
Nixon Seeks Praise for Vietnam Ceasefire Despite Critics
President Nixon long worked for an honorable peace in Indochina and now faces muted praise for the Paris accords. A recent call from Col. Robinson Risner, a Hanoi prisoner released after seven years, gave him a rare lift as critics remained skeptical and silent majority wary.
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Norman Kempster
Washington
UPD
Nixon
Vietnam
Indochina
Air Force
Hanoi
White House
Ronald Siegler
Robinson _ Risner
Ziegler
Risner
Congress
Money Crisis Involves Trade and Monetary Reform Efforts
London report outlines the Bretton Woods legacy and the Group of 20 effort to reform the non Communist monetary system. It notes slow progress since the Smithsonian devaluation and forecasts no major agreement before two years, with a parallel Nixon tariff round unlikely to yield quick results.
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Joseph W
Gr.uo
London
UPI
Bretton Woods
N.H
International Monetary System
United States
Smithsonian
International Monetary Fund
IMF
Nairobi
Kenya
Geneva
Nixon
Congress
White Sulphur Springs Hotel Demolition Sparks Resort Change
Read about the planned demolition of the White hotel at White Sulphur Springs as the Greenbrier resort prepares to meet resort needs. Historic barroom lore recalls a governor quip while jurors for Raleigh circuit court are announced for the February term.
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West Virginia
White Sulphur Springs
Greenbrier
North Carolina
South Carolina
Circuit
Albert Williams
A. B. Clay
A. W. Hawley
Raleigh Circuit Court
A. H. Mason
J. A. Blake
J.C. Cureus
Larkin Gunter
Lacy Goddey
Bill Dew
P. G. Hedrick
D. C. Meadows
Henry Vass
William Brammer
E. E. Whitear
C. H.deem
W. P. Dickinson
Dorse Cook
S. M. i and
Beckley City approves Cincinnati bid for garbage system bonds
Beckley City Council accepts a bid from Cincinnati investment firms to purchase 75000 in revenue bonds to fund a municipally owned garbage disposal system. Mayor G C Hederck proposes adding a bulldozer to equipment for the disposal system as discussions continue.
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Beckley City
Cincinnati
G. C. Hederck
Need for Local Radiation Therapy Center Highlighted
A reader recounts a man who received cobalt radiation therapy over six weeks in Charlottesville after tissue removal revealed cancer. The piece discusses costs roughly 160,000 dollars for a high voltage unit and argues for a local center to spare families from relocation and emotional strain.
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Charlottesville
Hame
Beckley
Charles
W. Nelson
Appalachian, Regional
Father Daley Saves Chicagoh Money By D Doing Favor For Son John
Chicago columnist Mike Royko applauds Mayor Richard J. Daley for steering city insurance business to his son John. The piece defends favoritism as beneficial, mocks critics, and labels the Daley machine powerful, noting the mayor’s “great city” and the Democratic process.
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Mike
Royko
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Charlie Chan
Pop
Chicagah
Hoyle
Russia
Julius Hoffman
Abbie Hoffman
John Daley
Michael Daley
Junior Daley
Parky Cullerton
Tom
Keane
Daley
Father
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