Thought For Today Reflection From Genesis Verse
A devotional meditation on Genesis 2 7 describing how God formed man from dust and breathed life into him. The excerpt emphasizes the creation moment and the sacred breath that makes humanity alive.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1972
Page
2
A devotional meditation on Genesis 2 7 describing how God formed man from dust and breathed life into him. The excerpt emphasizes the creation moment and the sacred breath that makes humanity alive.
The piece accuses Governor Arch Moore of self serving politics amid a state helicopter use incident. It claims he steers news, questions the ethics of diverting assets and emphasizes re election over emergency needs. The text predicts investigations may be swayed by past actions and highlights his focus on image.
Columnist Guy Wright debunks the idea that rich suburbs fund city schools. He argues property taxes rely on business and industry, not homes, so cities yield more tax revenue per capita. Suburbs often lack major tax bases and may have poor schools despite high rates.
The author argues both sides oversimplify the impact of bombing North Vietnam and mining its waterways. A successful plan relies on South Vietnamese offensives to strain enemy supply lines, while heavy losses could erode Hanoi’s core leadership and mirror Tet 1968.
Public notice text outlines subscription rates and delivery details for Beckley Newspapers Corporation. It lists prices for daily and Sunday editions, home delivery options, and tax information. It notes independent contractor status of carriers and requests old and new addresses for changes.
Nixon aims to avoid sharp partisan stances in the 1972 campaign and may limit personal campaigning. Campaign aides and John Mitchell say law and order will be de emphasized while focus shifts to foreign policy gains from trips to Peking and Moscow, amid mixed results from prior campaign efforts.
A Beckley reader laments losing a $30 initiation fee to the Metropolitan Dinner Club of Greater Beckley. He questions the list of 600 plus members and the promised aims, notes lack of service, and seeks either a refund or resolution after withdrawing from the group.
Senator Gaylord Nelson calls for a National Academy of Sciences study on ecological damage in Southeast Asia. He contrasts losses under and against U S involvement. John Laughlin urges an end to bombing and violence in an Irish context.
A reader in Washington responds to an editorial in The Register arguing that union corruption and political spending are overstated. He cites investigations, indictments, and prominent figures, claiming biases and legal exemptions for elites, and defends long dedication to the UMWA.
The Raleigh Register notes a Sunday ad by 49 West Virginians backing a peace stance and urges public support. The message frames individual action as the starting point for peace and invites readers to reflect on their role.
The Raleigh Register from 1947 highlights Tyler Holliday of Princewick as a dynamic farm leader and Few-H club organizer. Beckley reports nine month receipts ahead of disbursements with a large total 1,869,218 planned for 1972 73, and a current year budget of 201 736.01. The Mt Tabor Baptist Church begins its first Men s Bible Class led by Carl W Mann with Fred Davis and Soldon Borrer as officers. A political letter urges opposition to the Vietnam War, calls for POWs home and questions President Nixon s term while advocating peace and civic action across West Virginia.
Saigon June 5 1978 Sergeant Hamilton Burger tops Vietnam earnings with over 100000 in bonuses and prize money. He earned 1500 enlistment, 5000 Vietnam arrival, 10000 front line bonus and 47 missions 400 each 16 ambushes 200 each 52 kills 1000 each. Captain Buck Ace praises him for Rookie of the Year potential. The Army reportedly bought his contract from the Mafia for 10000 and two sub machines guns.
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