Governor’s Condolence Message Linked to West Virginia Image
The piece notes West Virginia Governor Moore sent condolences to South Dakota Governor Kneip after the Rapid City flood tragedy, with the exact text of the message not disclosed. It questions whether the move aimed to shield the state's image during crisis.
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West Virginia
South Dakota
Moore
Richard Kneip
Rapid City
Buffalo Creek
Reclamation Repair as Election Issue in Hylton Land Case
March 12 1972 photos show Skelton operation by Westmoreland land Coal Co under Senator Tracy Hylton. Reclamation failed on a gently sloped plot, critics claim the project costs 2000 dollars per acre and politicians promised improvements after the election. Westmoreland fielded questions about possible legal action.
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Skelton
Westmoreland Coal Company
Tracy Hylton
European Parliament site dispute stirs EEC capitals
Striving to locate the Parliament and the new Secretariat, officials weigh Strasbourg Paris and Brussels. Mayor Pflimlin commits to a Palace of Europe in Strasbourg while others argue for a centralized Brussels locus and a Paris option pleads. Final decision unlikely before October conference.
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European Economic Community
European Parliament
Strasbourg
Pierre Pflimlin
Palace of Europe
Pflimlin
Brussells
Air France
London
E.E.C
Luxembourg
Georges Pompidou
France
Paris
Pompidou
Brussels
Israel's Six Day War left lasting Middle East shifts
The piece recounts the June 1967 Six Day War, noting Israel's rapid air supremacy and ground breakthroughs that collapsed Arab forces by the June 10 cease fire. It describes gains in Sinai and Gaza, Nasser's miscalculations, and postwar developments including West Bank and Gaza life, Meir's stance on borders, and ongoing occupation dynamics.
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London
Sinai
Tel Aviv
Damascus
Amman
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Nasser
David Kimche
Dan Bawly
Radio
Gulf
Aqaba
Britain
France
Tennessee
Jerusalem
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Voters Seek Change Amid 1972 Political Climate
In West Virginia Ken Hechler wins a redefined seat after redistricting, while George McGovern and George Wallace lead Democratic primaries. Voters show protest against establishment figures, with many unsettled about the future though unsure of specifics. A Senate hearing highlights personal tragedy and insurance issues fueling discontent.
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John Hall Washington
UPI
West Virginia
Ken Hechler
Kee
California
George McGovern
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
House Committee
George Miller
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
McGovern
George Wallace
Alabama
Jeanette Osborne
Atlanta
Senate
Osborne
Prisons Reconsidered as Penology Conference Concludes
Cambridge conference of 30 penology scholars held that crime rates show little relation to prison population. Koskoff urged reducing sentences and rights following release while arguing prisons should be rethought to restrain rather than rehabilitate. Papers by Foote Mueller and Schwartz framed the discussion.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPID
Theodore TI. Koskoff
Roscoe Pound-American Trial Lawyers Foundation
Koskoff
Profs
Caleb Foote
University of California At Berkeley
Gerhard O. W. Mueller
New York University
Herman Schwartz
State University of New York At Buffalo
Beckley Route 16 Improvements Under Consideration
Governor Clarence E. Meadows took under advisement a recommended survey of improvements to State Route 16 through Beckley after a conference with city officials. Mayor W. A. Burke announced discussions about extending the highway from South Oakwood Ave through Valley Drive to Sprague with a connection at US Highway 1921.
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Raleigh Register
Beckley
Clarence E. Meadows
W. A. Burke
Long-haired youth helps stranded travelers on turnpike
A New York newsfeatures editor recounts a Pennsylvani a Turnpike rescue in which a young man with long blond hair stopped, jacked up a car, changed a tire, and refused a tip. The writer notes the surprise that hair length does not define character and admires helpful young people.
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Frances
Paul R. Allerup
New York
United Press International
UPI
H. L. Stevenson
Stevenson
Allerup
Tve
Philadelphia
Turnpike
Massachusetts
Timely Quotes on Engines and Campus Debate
A collage of quotes questions engines as extinct in favor of newer power sources. Stanford interviews allegedly threaten a Cambodian village. Also referenced is a Hoboken bar ordered to open its Tap Room to women, highlighting campus and civil rights tensions.
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William
Stanford
Hubert Marshall
Stanford University
U. S
Norbié
Chadamuro
Hoboken
Summer of '72 romance ends in unwed marriage and new life
Irwin graduates by mistake after six years at Siwash University and secretly marries Ernestine. The couple faces social stigma, a rumored abortion, and adopts a child, eventually claiming a discreet family life in a two bedroom home while challenging convention. Their story ends with a wary optimism about lasting happiness despite scrutiny.
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Irwin
Siwash University
Pete
Ernestine
Dayton
Beckley Newspapers seeks readers in West Virginia and Jon
Spelling and layout indicate a local newspaper notice from Beckley Newspapers Corporation. The notice lists subscription rates and policies for mail and carriage, requests address changes with old and new addresses, and notes that state sales tax is included. It identifies the publisher and circulation area in Beckley West Virginia and Jon.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Jon
Beckley 1
Sree
United International
West Virginia
Beckley ~ Newspapers
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