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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1966
Page
4
A letter argues that charging for parking in a foot of snow is unfair and harmful to public relations. It urges the City to waive parking fees when the lot is snowbound, noting drivers risk damage and frustration and that monthly payers would be unaffected.
America's top figure skaters converge in Berkeley on January 26 for the U S Figure Skating Championships. Winners earn a spot on the 1966 World team to compete in Davos, Switzerland. A sport rebuilt after the 1961 Brussels air crash, with nearly 1,000 youths entering regional finals to reach Nationals. Skaters dedicate hours daily on ice, chasing graceful motion and precise routines.
In a Washington NEA dispatch, Ray Gemley reports on critiques of bombing campaigns over North Vietnam. The piece also relays anecdotes about life in Cuba, highlighting shortages, bureaucratic hurdles, and social tensions under the Cuban regime.
An American diplomat in Warsaw notes Poland’s anti Communist church-state stance persists as devout Poles prepare to mark the 1000th anniversary of Polish Christianity. Cardinal Wyszynski’s passport was withdrawn on charges of harmful activity amid tensions over church, state and foreign policy during the anniversary year.
West Virginia lawmakers spar over executive dominance and budgeting authority as the Senate Finance Committee weighs control over revenue bonds. Debates touch vocational education, SRC audits, and access to annual fiscal and calendar reports, with tensions rising on the House and Senate floors.
A columnist ponders power outages during a storm and the need for warm clothing and stand by emergency heat. He warns against bypassing thermostats while noting readers’ reliance on central heat and gas heat. The piece also mocks an analyst claiming left wing influence in The New York Times and questions its motives.
A devotional prayer asks God to lift the speaker from depression and see the good in people and situations. It seeks patience with weakness and gratefully receives grace to glimpse creation in the Savior's name. Amen.
Washington argues for tolerance toward rash remarks by youth and notes Bond’s right to dissent. The piece commends Bond’s background, warns against scorched retaliation by Georgia, SNCC, and the nation, and urges forgiveness to preserve his potential on behalf of his constituents and the Black community.
Aileen Snoddy reports on how a Jensen representative warns buyers to avoid bargains and off brand gear. He favors a unified system with a stereo FM receiver and warns that filled midrange speakers require pricier amps. Earphones offer a budget path, keeping volume in check and harmony in the household.
Notice lists B rate for mail subscriptions when service is unavailable. Details specify conditions under which rates apply and who is affected, with emphasis on local readers and newsroom standards.
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