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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1977
Page
5
A Raleigh youth 19 Kathy Kincaid was arrested and released after a night incident. The stolen vehicle belonged to George Wills Smith of Scarbro and was taken from the park. The text references Exxon and Fairchild divisions in connection with the case.
Stevenson noted no stabbing reported during the protest. Lipsetz said a noon protest was planned and police would return only if requested by campus officials. He doubted undercover police on campus and described the students as a recognized campus organization with an advisor and constitution.
Appalachian Regional Hospitals, Inc. notified that United Steelworkers plan to strike April 1 due to unresolved contract talks. ARH, a 10 hospital system across Kentucky Virginia West Virginia, expects agreement before March 31 expiry. Two thirds of ARH employees are covered. negotiations continue.
Bernard and Lenora McGraw of Lester created a home pulley system to fetch The Raleigh Register. A waterproof box hangs on a cable over two pulleys letting them pull the paper to their porch on West Virginia Route 54. The device started with snapped wires but plastic coated wire solved the problem. The system also helps their grandchildren who use it to retrieve books from the box after school.
A Raleigh County Red Cross spokesman said money should go through the Red Cross and be designated for snow storm victims in Buffalo New York. Readers asked about city water drainage near a burned John Eye building and about courthouse prayer practices in Charleston and Washington.
Pettus Elementary School raised 2115.26 for equipment and enrichment as Ritchie Henderson 7 and Veronica Cantley 11 won king and queen after collecting the most pennies at the talent show staged at Marsh Fork High School auditorium.
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