Thought For Today on West Virginia Strip Mines and Fear
The piece laments strip mine spoil banks in West Virginia and their threat to homes and lives during floods and heavy rains. It criticizes government inaction and political distractions while residents fear a Buffalo Creek style disaster and await weather forecasts.
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West
The Governor Tools and Timings In Crisis Response
A Charleston Gazette analysis portrays Governor Moore as insulated by advisers. It argues decision making shows deliberate plotting rather than impulsive reaction, suggesting political mechanisms suppress direct responses to unfolding evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Moore
Charleston Gazette
Jim Haught
Mail Bag Critiques West Virginia Policy and Roads
A Raleigh County reader thanks Senator Byrd for black lung benefits but argues coal operators must pay. He criticizes gun regulation, cites West Virginia debt, road issues, and Delta road conditions calling for red dog gravel and rock on roads to reduce poverty and improve safety.
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Senator Byrd
Washington
West Virginia
West
Raleigh County
Sophia
Eccles
Arch Moore
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Remembering I Solisti Di Zagreb and a New Windle Gallery
The writer recalls the Yugoslav ensemble I Solisti Di Zagreb who performed in February under the Community Concert Association and notes questions about conductor Antonio Janigro's fate. They mention Pat Windle opening Globe Gallery in Menlo Park, a Beckley Art Center show by Anne Lindmark, and a long reminiscence about painter Bill Rowe and his Connecticut River landscape.
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I Solisti di Zagreb
Community Concert Association
Park Junior High School
Pete Laqueur
Post-Herald
Antonio Janigro
Canada
New York Times
Lincoln Center
Pat Windle
J. G. Windle
Beckley Art Center
Bill Rowe
Connecticut River
Rowe
New Mexico
Nixon Sought Polish American Votes In Warsaw
Washington report notes Moscow and Beijing weigh Nixon re election chances and instruct allies. Hanoi wary of tougher post election U S stance while Poland greets Nixon in Warsaw boosting perceived support among Polish Americans. Israelis and Arabs watch closely as Rabin Meir deny interference claims. McGovern seeks Jewish votes and supports aid to Israel if invasion occurs.
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Helen Thomas Washington
UPI
Moscow
Peking
Nixon
Kremlin
White House
U.S
Hanoi
McGovern
George S. McGovern
Saigon
South Vietnam
Poland
Warsaw
Victory Square
Chicago
Middle East
Europe
Far East
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Jerusalem
Rabin
Golda Meir
U. S
Joseph Sisco
Vietnam
Supreme Court allows federal aid to halt state civil cases
The high court ruled that the 1871 civil rights law can be used in federal court to stop a state civil proceeding, despite the federal anti injunction statute. Justice Stewart led a seven member majority finding Congress intended federal intervention in certain state cases. The decision signals limited, not sweeping, protection for civil rights advocates.
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Charlotte G. Moulton
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
U.S
Potter Stewart
Gambling fight shifts to enforcement in Beckley poolrooms
In Beckley the focus moves from where to gamble to how with four of five poolrooms selling illegal baseball tip tickets openly by late afternoon. The legal dispute involves a Florida case cited by Justice Stewart on federalism and equity guiding any injunction against state criminal or civil proceedings, and the Mitchum suit returns to Pensacola.
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Beckley
Robert Mitchum
Panama City
Florida
Pensacola
Stewart
Mitchum
Beckley Area Candidate Seeks Justice of the Peace Nomination
50 years ago from the 192? files of J Q Stover of this city seeks the Republican nomination for Justice of the Peace in Town district. He is a Raleigh County native who has lived near Beckley all his life and now works as a traveling salesman for Beckley Hardware Supply Company.
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Raleigh Register
J. Q Stover
Raleigh County
Beckley
Beckiey Hardware &Supply Company
Quotes on ghostwritten term papers and ethical breach
Stephen Trachtenberg criticizes firms that sell ghostwritten term papers to students. He imagines a term paper executive encountering a customer in a surgeon's gown, implying a crude form of justice.
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Stephen Trachtenberg
Boston University
Saul Alinsky Death Marks End of Church Radical Era
The column decries a shift from radical church battles to moderation. It honors Saul Alinsky as the era’s true radical who shaped urban justice and church views, noting his FIGHT campaign against Kodak and his critique of liberal reparations rhetoric. Angela Davis is mentioned as a contrasting figure in church conflict.
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Vietnam
Angela Davis
United Presbyterian Church
Marin County
America
Monterey
Calif
Saul Alinsky
Eastman Kodak
Rochester
N. Y
Giant
Film Corporation
Alinsky
Council of Churches
City Hall
Kodak
Ee Forman
Nee
Middle America
Church
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Adam Rusienski
New York Chamber Orchestra
Anne Lindmark
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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W. Va
Jon, W.va
John Hodel
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