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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1968
Page
7
Saigon reports Thien of South Vietnam criticizes the United States for taking the lead in seeking peace in Vietnam. He says only his government should handle negotiations and warns that backing any other cause aids Communist propaganda and weakens Vietnam’s position.
Dozens reported killed and many injured as violent winds and floods sweep Europe. Glasgow suffers severe damage with widespread power outages and collapsed buildings. other nations including Ireland and England face heavy snow, avalanches, and record low temperatures amid a rapid thaw. Authorities warn of continued danger as roads flood and debris blocks transport networks.
Snow blankets Beckley and surrounding counties with up to three more inches tonight. Roads deemed hazardous as powerful winds and drifting snow slow travel. Schools in Raleigh and nearby counties close. city and county officials warn of continued disruption and urge extreme caution while crews clear and salt roads. Weather service predicts gradual relief tomorrow with elevated temperatures later in the week.
In a daylong clash near Dak To and Bong Son Mai Quang Ngai a U.S. convoy repelled a North Vietnamese ambush. South Vietnamese units and a convoy were also hit but fought back, with 24 North Vietnamese killed and 13 Americans wounded. Air strikes targeted Hanoi’s outskirts as U.S. jets engaged MIGs.
The Supreme Court today approved the merger of the Voyugsivaniq and York Central Railroads, forming the world’s largest rail system with about 20,000 miles of track and annual revenues. The decision also involved the Norfolk and Western and a Penn Central matter, ending years of court action and signaling a new era in U S rail transport.
Burl A Sawyers SRC chief set to appear before legislators as West Virginia lawmakers press for details on the Silver Bridge collapse. The session will address highway funding, safety equipment requirements, and blame for the 1960 disaster, with Sawyers expected to discuss preparedness and responses. The state budget process and agency appearances are also on the agenda.
In Charleston observers report state lawmakers debate tax policy amid talk of bond issues and funding for roads and state institutions. Boiarsky signals caution on hikes while seeking clarity after incomplete information, with focus on West Virginia University and infrastructure plans. session discussions cover building authorities and potential budget strains.
The public disclosure bill, known as conflict of interest reform, was introduced in the Senate today. Sponsored by Majority Leader William Brotherton and Sen Neu Moyd, the act targets residency, officer, and employee conflicts and requires written disclosure for holdings of ten percent or more. The measure faces committee review as lawmakers consider building and housing codes and other public service reforms.
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