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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
2
A concise reflective line from Grantland Rice praising character in sport. It emphasizes that true measure is how you play the game rather than the score.
A reader rebutts an editorial alleging political pressure by Minor Scott on Walter James to resign so Governor Moore could appoint a Republican. The letter clarifies WV law, notes only first sentence of 3 10 7 remains valid, and accuses Scott of obstructive, unworthy behavior to force James’s resignation or acceptance of Roy Lucas.
Vice President Agnew and Senator Gurney urged a quick end to the Watergate inquiry. The piece argues such a wrap up would betray investigation and mislead the public, urging thorough scrutiny of abuses of power and the presidency’s limits. It contends the nation must examine safeguards, secrecy, and executive privilege, not rush to normalcy.
Washington report notes renewed Democratic fund raising, telethon plans, and debt reduction as Watergate spurs turnout. Strauss eyes a six hour telethon to cut debts from over nine million to about three million. Hilton fundraiser topped GOP efforts, while donors pay $500 a plate.
Chicago columnist Mike Royko argues that distrust runs both ways in government and among citizens. He alleges Park District card rules punish the elderly for past policy shifts, mocks unreliable transit, and notes broader fears shaping Nixon era politics. Dooley’s quip on trust closes the piece.
The 4 West Virginia tree farm dedication will occur May 22 at the New River Company plantation in Raleigh County. About 700 acres in Prosperity Cranberry and South Branch area will launch the state's participation in the American Tree Farm System.
A Beckley writer recalls a Baltimore stop to try hot steamed crabs at the National Crab House on U.S. 40. The scene features jumbo crabs, beer in gallon pitchers, waxed paper tables, and a mallet and knife as tools. The author notes the messy process, the thrill of cracking shells, and questions the price tag of twenty dollars per dozen crabs compared to a preference for lobster.
Anthony Lewis argues that delaying the Ervin committee hearings may protect prosecutions in Watergate. He warns that early televised hearings could reveal prosecution evidence and undermine chances of convicting major figures. A postponement could shield institutions while Cox completes his inquiry.
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