Truth and promises on strip mining in local election discourse
Letters critique Delegate Lewis memanns and others over mining policy and perceived influence from strip mine interests. Voters accuse delegation of corruption or incompetence, questioning whose wishes guide decisions and whether legislators serve industry or public land preservation.
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Lewis Memanns
Censorship And Movie Ratings Debate In The Public Sphere
The piece questions film censorship by governments and churches vs parental guidance. It argues prohibitions may backfire and that maturity varies, urging parents to steer youth rather than rely on official rules or drive-in double features. It notes R rated films often link to general audiences.
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Willy Nilly
Ray Cromley on Russian Space Lead From Lucky Blunder
The piece argues Moscow gained an edge by pursuing an earth orbit approach to space before the moon landing, leading to a space station that could boost economic, scientific, and military capabilities. It suggests the station aids unmanned exploration and may enable longer range missiles, potentially challenging U S radar defenses.
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Washington
NBA
Moscow
Venus
Mars
U. S
Railroads announce coast to coast sleeping car service
Six major east-west railroads plan daily coast to coast sleeping car service. The new arrangement will require no train changes and aims to simplify long distance travel.
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Chicago
National
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
New York
Detroit
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
MATS
Prospector Road Construction Resumes Work at Prosperity
Fifty years ago in 1921 the Vaughn Construction Company resumed laying base for a section of the Giles Fayette and Kanawha Road at Prosperity where work had halted last fall. The base layer will be the first task on restart.
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Vaughn Construction Company
Giles, Fayette and Kanawha Road
Attempt To Shut Down Government Not Justified
Louis Cassels argues dissent must not justify actions that disrupt federal functions. He asserts revolution implies illegitimacy and warns against undermining the U.S. system, even amid opposition to the Vietnam War. He cites constitutional rights and historical context to defend lawful dissent.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Indochina
Bug Dust Old Photographs Are A Nostalgic Indulgence
John Hodell reflects on a cache of family photographs found after his father’s sale. The mementos span decades from Mercersburg Academy to wartime service in Egypt, with snapshots of relatives, friends, and a dog. He weighs nostalgia against the erosion of time and cautions against dwelling on the past.
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Dad
Maxwell Hill
Joe E. Brown
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Joe L. Brown
Pittsburgh
Penna
Pirates
Yours Truly
Glendale
Los Angeles
Jenetta Benepe
Arizona
San Francisco
West Coast
Ocean City
Baltimore
Ourself
Curtis Rogers
Cairo
Egypt
Middle East
No. Kanawha St
E. Earle Bibb
Phill A. McDaniel
No Right To Make Child Feel Badly About Himself
Dr. William Glasser argues schools overly label seven year olds as failures and should instead focus on teaching thinking and social development. He promotes a circle class model and stresses that students must feel worthwhile to reduce dropouts and related anger.
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Joseph
Case Institute
Western Reserve University
UCLA
PTA
Industrialization Reaches Tangier Island in Chesapeake Bay
New plant will employ 50 to 60 people on Tangier Island, a long isolated fishing community. Mayor William Crockett says the seafood processing facility marks a new era, with island history noted for Crockett family prominence and a hard living tied to crabbing oysters and fishing.
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New York
UPI
Tangier Island
Chesapeake Bay
William Crockett
Six Mile By
Three Mile Island
West
Northern Neck
Virginia
John Crocket
Crockett
Tangier Island Seafood Company
Ray
Islander fishery to process locally after SBA loan
Berry's World islanders will process catches in Crisfield Maryland after a $70,000 Small Business Administration loan. The mayor says the project will curb the cultural drain and keep college students here by creating local jobs in the waterside economy.
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Crisfield
Small Business Administration
Seaver Stars as Mets Grow Lead in Tight NL Race
The passage notes two top teams in the league with first place and no place, highlights pitcher Tom Seaver for the Mets, and records Postmaster General Blount announcing next day air mail delivery within 600 miles, signaling Postal Service expansion.
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Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Winton M. Blount
Harvard Free Speech Hearings Probe Campus Controversy
Harvard's Committee on Rights and Responsibilities begins three days of hearings on 25 people accused of disrupting a March teach-in supporting the Vietnam War at Sanders Theater. The episode follows a long running Free Speech Movement debate stretching back to Berkeley and centers on whether speakers can be silenced by protesters.
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Harvard
Committee On Rights and Responsibilities
University of California
Berkeley
Sanders Theater
H-R
Harvard-Radcliffe
Sanders
Cambridge
Archibald Cox
U. S
Harvard Law School
Nathan M. Pusey
CRR
Harvard University
United Press International
Edwin H. Land
Polaroid Corp
Physics Department
Land
Polaroid
South Africa
Allen S. Weinrub
Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Weinrub
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