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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1977

Page

2

Brezhnev and Carter seek common ground in arms talks

The New York Times notes Brezhnev and Carter pursue overlapping interests as they prepare for next weekend's negotiations. Brezhnev criticizes Carter over dissidents while urging progress on arms control and trade, and both leaders aim to advance peace in the Middle East and reduce nuclear weapons. The piece argues their two track approach may foster mutual understanding if interests align.

United States Soviet Union Jimmy Carter International Democratic Movement Carter International Communist Brazil Argentina South Korea Leonid Brezhnev Communist Party Middle East Brezhnev New York Times

Motorman Drinking On Duty Sparks CTA Reform Call

Mike Royko reports on a CTA motorman seen with a bottle in a paper bag on a train. He contrasts the man’s record with driver suspensions and urges posting drivers’ disciplinary histories for rider safety.

Jack Muller City Hall Muller Chicago Transit Authority CTA Wabash Avenue

Lab Lib Pact Signals New Era in British Politics

Prime Minister James Callaghan seals a six month Lab Liberals pact to keep the government in office. The deal grants Liberal influence, delays a potential Tory landslide, and unsettles Labour leftists while setting 1978 as a likely general election target.

James Callaghan Liberals Labor Callaghan Commons Bri Tain Margaret Thatcher Britain

The Peking Trees and a China Transition

A Safire column observes a night uprooting of 200 trees on Chang An Boulevard near the Peking Hotel and ponders what it signals about Hua Kuo-feng and China's power shift. Competing explanations arise from officials, skeptics, and a desire to read metaphor into events.

Forbidden City Hua Kuo-feng Gang of Four China Watchers National Party Congress Peking Hotel Chang An Tien An Men Square Peking China Hua Hsinhua Chao Changpi Chao Chang - Pi

Bits of Nonsense Collage By BOB WILLS

A Monday column compiles brief humorous snippets and quips from diverse sources. It includes jokes about aging, marriage, parenting, and everyday foibles with playful, lighthearted tone. Familiar one liners and wry observations blend in this miscellaneous gag collection.

Pinecrest Raleigh County C. J. Hollandsworth Raleigh Register W. QO. Hollandsworth Bob Wills

West Virginia Snake Hunters Record Six Songs in New York

John McClung aged 20 and Emery McClung 17 of Beckley returned from New York where they made six Brunswick records as the West Virginia Snake Hunters. They sing and play guitar and violin and are sons of Mr and Mrs P W McClung.

John McClung Emery McClung New York Brunswick Recording Laboratory McClung West Virginia Brunswick Company Beckley P. W. McClung

Beckley College coach resigns after 25 years

Bob Kent, coach at Beckley College since 1948, announced his resignation effective at the end of the term. He cited growing duties as manager of the Fayetteville Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Building as the reason he cannot continue mentoring the Blue Hawks. A committee to survey city streets for new street markets was approved by the Beckley Junior Chamber of Commerce with Albert Tieche, president, outlining a sectional survey plan.

Bob Kent Beckley College Kent Fayetteville Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Blue Hawks Beckley

The Carter Family Favorites Cookbook Spoofs a Nation

A satirical piece notes the cookbook boom and teases Ceil Dyer about a Carter family themed volume. It parodies recipe inflation and includes a mock entry for Manx Ghlum with whimsical steps and Manx heritage.

Ceil Dyer

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