Welfare office space move sparks questions in Beckley
A letter to the editor questions moving the Raleigh County Welfare offices from the President Hotel in Beckley to Pinecrest Sanitarium or an unused school space. The piece argues the plan is poorly timed, notes high downtown rent and parking issues, and suggests better options should have been explored before the move. It raises concerns about Rahall Realty and potential rent disputes.
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Leigh County Welfare
Beckley
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Board of Education
President Hotel
Rahall Realty
Rahalt Realty
U.S. Economy Pressed by Higher Costs and Tech Shift
The piece argues the United States must cut back or overhaul its industry to stay competitive as foreign buyers favor lower prices and American goods face high costs. It notes computerized operations offer potential cost cuts and productivity gains across manufacturing, yet warns that overreach or misused tech can backfire. It cites currency fears, foreign competition, and potential tax incentives as parts of a broader modernization push.
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Indonesia
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Japan
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Suharto Seeks Aid to Fix Two Decades of Misrule
Indonesian President Suharto, confident at home, plans a world tour to rally support and funding to pull Indonesia from 20 years of Sukarno era misrule. The trip targets Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, Singapore, the United States, and Europe, with 1988 aid needs rising to 925 million dollars.
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Pokya
Cambodia
Malaysia
Thailand
Philippines
Singapore
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Sukarno
Japan
Soviet Union
Guatemala Turbulence Marked by Revolt and Repression
United Press International reports Guatemala faced upheaval as a feudal landholder backed revolt toppled a Communist-leaning regime, while a subsequent civil conflict under President Mendez Narro and amid fear of Soviet influence left both sides blaming terrorists. The violence touched U.S. diplomats and church leadership as reforms stalled.
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Col
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U.S
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Music Sounds Bring Money to Small Centers Says Lafeler
William D. Lafeler notes music industry patterns in the United States. Nashville earns national fame and revenue from the Grand Ole Opry and new sounds, while other cities like Boston push for a distinct regional sound via established schools and local producers. The piece highlights Boston aiming to become a financial beneficiary through a strong regional music identity.
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William D. Lafeler
UPI Financial Béllor
New York
UPI
Monte Bon
Nashville
Tennessee
Oller
Oil Spillage Declared Minor Part Of Pollution
UPI reports Dr. Vsevold Blinjoff of Alcalac Chemical warns federal water pollution controls waste money due to limited knowledge. He notes oil spills are not the sole danger, as many industries and waterways face unclear safe standards, risking misjudgment of pollution levels and public health.
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Hlinhott
Hat Glasses Question Prompts A Freewear Opinion
A reader discusses gloves and style, arguing freedom in how one wears glasses, even on the back of the head, as long as no harm is done. The letter also questions punishment disparities for youth crimes and hints at judicial fairness and social order without clear answers.
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Prayer For Today From Neil Werick Jr
A devotional prayer asks for guidance to overcome prejudice fear and weakness and to seize opportunities to work again through faith in Jesus. The message credits Neil Werick Jr a Miami Florida minister at Palmetto Presbyterian Church.
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Deir Lord
Mather
Jesus
Neil Werick Jr
Miami
Kla
Palmetto
Watch On The Potomac Why Rockefeller Did Not Run
Washington reporting on Nelson Rockefeller's decision not to seek the Republican presidential nomination. The piece cites weak delegate support, GOP machine loyalty, and the clash with Goldwaterites, noting Rockefeller favored Johnson's administration and feared party wounds. It discusses internal faction dynamics, personal factors, and possible future influence without full commitment.
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Nelson Rackvfeller
Nixane
G.O.P
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