Union Law Breaking Is Wrong in Mailbag Letter
In the Register Mailbag a former UMW official condemns illegal union acts while detailing indictments of Boyle, Budzanoski, Thornbury, and others. The piece also recounts the 1972 Quebec labor unrest with the Front Commun, Bourassa's laws, jailings, and calls for reform amid waning public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
UMW
District 29
George J. Titler
Titler
John D. Rockefeller
Republican Party
Tony Boyle
UMW Welfare & Retirement Fund
National Bank of Washington
Boyle
District 5
Michael Budzanoski
District 28
Ray Thornbury
Quebec
Quebec Liberation Front
FLQ
Front Commun
Robert Bourassa
Bourassa
Time Magazine
CNTU
la Presse
R.C.D
Caning To Be Abolished Next Year Sparks British Student Protest
About 1,000 truant students from SC schools joined a London protest organized by the Schools Action Union. They marched from Hyde Park Corner to Trafalgar Square calling for uniforms out and an end to caning. The piece notes growing student activism, mixed official response, and possible future marches as policy changes loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Schools Action Union
Hyde Park Corner
Trafalgar Square
Guardian
Wolverhampton
Birmingham
John Bird
Mary Attenborough
Birmingham Grammar School
National Union of School Students
Hampstead Comprehensive
Telegraph
Ashley Bramall
Inner London Educational Authority
National Union of Teachers
London “Times
Innner London Education Authority
Kissinger to Sweet Talk Japan Amid Leadership Shuffle
Henry Kissinger heads to Tokyo to ease Japanese bitterness over U S economic moves and assess likely Sato successor. He will meet Fukuda and Tanaka as Japan plans a seven point program to boost imports and expand foreign aid while delaying new policies. Trade talks with the United States are set for July and tensions with China and the Soviet Union shape the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Newsom
UPI
Japan
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Eisaku Sato
Kissinger
Peking
South Vietnam
Moscow
Tokyo
Takeo Fukuda
Liberal Democratic Party
Sato
Fukuda
U. S
Tanaka
China
Formosa
Soviet Union
United States
Taiwan
Waste Not Waste Not recycling and resources by Louis Cassels
Opinion article argues recycling conserves limited natural resources and reduces waste. It cites glass and aluminum as easily recycled, notes public sentiment, discusses numbers on bottles, cans, and energy savings, and mentions the high costs and limited scale of auto shredder efforts and potential government subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cassels
Glass Containers Manufacturers Institute
Boy Scouts
Ecological
Recycling and reprocessing push for cheaper paper and oil
Berry's World notes the American Paper Institute says 20 percent of US paper uses recycled material and a private study finds feasible to meet over a third of annual needs from recycled paper. Each ton recycled saves 17 trees. Oil waste is about a billion gallons yearly, with three fourths potentially reusable. Thurmond proposes repealing the 6 cent tax on reprocessed oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Paper Institute
America
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Back Roads Are Preferred in U S Camping Boom
Associate editor Robert A. Barnes reports on a national rush to camping with modern conveniences. Americans seek off season trips to avoid crowds, aided by a sprawling RV industry and the 42,000 mile interstate system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Barnes
John Steinbeck
National Park Service
George B. Hartzog Jr
Recreational Vehicle Institute
Hartzog
Weekend Retreat at Pipestem State Park Highlights a Dog Walk and Tram Ride
A visitor recounts a Sunday trip to Pipestem State Park with wife and dog. They stay in a third floor room with a balcony, describe using back roads, and note an aerial tram to Mountain Creek Lodge. The entry mentions a brief encounter with officials and questions government actions while joking about photography mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipestem State Park
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Mountain Creek Lodge
Ourself
Natural Resources Department
Tra Latimer
Kermit McKeever
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Marcel Pepin
Confederation of National Trade Unions
Louis Laberge
Quebec Federation of Labor
Yvon Carbonneau
Québec Teachers’ Corp
THE
Evening Standard
Pipestemn
White House
Discover
Berry's
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Arizona
Colorado
Texas
Smokies
Tennessee
Gulf of Mexico
Big Bend National Park
Mexican
Sangre de Cristo Range
New Mexico
Black Canyon
Gunnison
Utah
Monument Valley
Oak Creek Canyon
Waleigh Q Register
Democratic
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
John Hodel
Réitor
United Press International
West Virginia
Newspapers Corporation
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