Thoughtful plea on curb motorbike noise in Beckley
A city opinion urges enforcing Beckley guidelines on motorcycle noise. It cites muffler rules and anti backfiring laws, noting some riders treat bikes as societal weapons and calling for charges against flagrant offenders to restore peace.
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City of Beckley
Washington TV station edits public hours campaign
WIOP-TV editorial director Norman Davis urged agencies to suit public hours. In Washington area offices such as libraries and driver licensing remain closed on weekends and evenings. Local officials push back citing budget limits and tradition, with mixed public reactions.
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Washington
Norman David
Wiop-Tv
U. S
Davis
Virginia
District of Columbia
W.B.D
Memorial Day Reflections On Global Violence And Local Unity
The piece notes a 1971 Pleasantville parade disruption by peace groups, contrasted with a later joint celebration. It reflects on worldwide conflicts from Vietnam to Ireland and the Middle East, public figures targeted by violence, and the shared burden of global awareness. It argues the global neighborhood heightens consciousness of depravity and hope among the poor and oppressed.
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Pleasantville
N. Y
Southeast Asia
Ireland
Middle East
Martin Luther King
George Wallace
Maryland
Charlie Chaplin
America
Rome
Vatican
Pieta
New Haven
Yale Divinity School
New York
Londonderry
San Diego
Home Delivered Daily Sunday Newspaper Rates
The Naleigh ¢ Register lists home delivery options for daily and Sunday papers. Weekly rate is 70e and monthly rate is 3.05 dollars.
Somoza Family Era in Nicaragua Seen as Not a Dynasty
UPI notes that despite three decades of Somoza leadership some officials deny a dynasty. The piece traces Anastasio Somoza Garcia and Tachito’s rise, constitutional changes, and opposition figures Fernando Aguero and Pedro Chamorro. It recalls 1967 coup events and suggests wealth favored the Somozas amid development like roads and schools.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Somozas
Somoza
Nicaragua
Liberal
U.S
Annastasio Somoza Sr
National Guard
Fernando Aguero
Pedro Joaquin Chamorro
la Prensa
Aguero
Chamorro
Augero
Managua
Luis
Tachito
Wives Lack Life Insurance Knowledge Says Study
A Life Insurance Agency Management Association survey finds nearly half of new widows ignorant of their husbands finances. Only one in five new widows discussed life insurance proceeds with their husbands. The article notes underinsurance, small personal assets, and the need for spouses to regularly review policies.
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Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
Life Insurance Agency Management Association
Life Underwriter Training Council
Robert G. Reed
Continental Assurance Co
Chicago
Reed
Arthur Milton
Milton
Mail Ban Says Miller Called UMW Local Officers Crooked
William Ray McConnell president of Local Union 7086 UMWA in Beckley West Virginia defends local officers after Arnold Miller candidate for UMWA president accuses the 1969 election of being stolen. McConnell notes observers and tally officials at District 29 votes and disputes Miller’s charge.
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UMW
the Register
Raleigh Register
Arnold Miller
United Mine Workers of America
Miners For Destruction
UMWA
Yablonski
O’dell Gwinn
Harry Barnhart
James
Canaday
Barnhart
United Mine Workers Journal
Miller
Appalachian Research Defense Fund
William Ray McConnell
Union
John Street Beckley
West Virginia
Quiet Desperation and Gun Control Debate After Laurel Shooting
A reflective column links the May 15 Laurel Maryland shopping center shooting of George Wallace ally Nicholas Zarvos to social inequality. It questions how to reduce competition driven despair and weighs gun control versus political consequences and broader social reform.
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Henry David Thoreau
George Wallace
Secret Service
Nicholas Zarvos
Laurel
Maryland
California primary焦点 in blue-collar suburbs
The Los Angeles based report outlines the June 6 California Democratic primary battleground, with McGovern and Humphrey appealing to urban and San Joaquin Valley voters. It notes Wallace’s influence, Wallace’s hospital status, and that McGovern is a second choice for many Wallace supporters. It describes protest sentiment and the perception of Humphrey as a symbol of the past, suggesting debates have not shifted core images.
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Los Angeles
NEA
California
San Joaquin Valley
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Wallace
Maryland
McGovern
Humphrey
McGovern Sees Narrow Lead in Key State Polls
Two poll sets show McGovern ahead statewide by four to six points as his campaign faces blue collar volatility and concerns from aides about an early evident lead. He holds base in San Francisco Bay area and gains in Los Angeles Jewish voters while Humphrey targets California and welfare reform strategies. The race remains tight with fears of a late swing.
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McGovern
Wisconsin
San Francisco Bay Area
Humphrey
Los Angeles
Beckley Conduit Contract Set For Ullman Work
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of West Virginia selects Jack Ullman of Huntington to install underground conduit in Beckley's business district. The project costs over 8000 dollars and should be finished by July 1. Citizens mock laws to move cows off main streets despite club and chamber urging action.
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Raleigh Register
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
West Virginia
Beckley
Jack Ullman
Huntington
Woman’s Club
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