Thought For Today Quote on Forgiveness
A brief reflection notes that forgiving others is essential to cross the bridge of life. George Herbert’s maxim emphasizes universal need for forgiveness.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1972
Page
2
A brief reflection notes that forgiving others is essential to cross the bridge of life. George Herbert’s maxim emphasizes universal need for forgiveness.
The Raleigh County Jail case shows Police Chief Tom Durrett investigated allegations of brutality by two Beckley officers. He told officers they are instruments of the law, not judges, and urged a reform-minded approach. The Register supports his stance and praises his leadership.
The piece criticizes congressional candidate Honey Wells over alleged nine years of unfiled state income tax returns and his confusing residency claims. It accuses Wells of misleading voters via WOAY TV and questions his honesty about Public Health Service work. It contrasts Wells with Ken Hechler and James Kee.
Ireland votes on May 10 in a referendum on joining the European Economic Community. Government and major parties back entry, while anti marketers led by Sinn Fein and unions warn of British imperialism and economic disruption. Public opinion is split amid fears of tariffs and language concerns.
A joint gathering of Rotary Kiwanis Chamber of Commerce Woman's Club and King's Daughters established an executive committee to coordinate relief for destitute unemployed in Raleigh County. William MacTaggart chairs with W H Bardin as vice chair R M French treasurer R G Hess secretary and J A James.
A retrospective notes Harry S. Truman at 88, the longevity of his retirement, and how 1972 hopefuls echo his underdog, plainspoken style. It recalls Dewey-Truman election contrasts, Truman’s blunt rhetoric, and the era’s political climate without sensational detail.
Register reporter Jean Campbell notes election expense quirks as she questions Jay Rockefeller's position on Interstate 64. Ken Cunningham writes from Beckley about routing rumors, Moore's attempts, and a call to vote out the governor to fix the plan before election.
Rates for daily and Sunday service by mail and home delivery are listed with terms. East and West Virginia tax details apply. Subscribers must provide old and new addresses for changes. Carriers are independent contractors and Beckley Newspapers Corp disclaims responsibility for payments to them.
A reader questions why Sen Hylton spends so much on the campaign in Mullens West Virginia. The letter urges scrutiny of his record on highways and bridges and contrasts him with a younger opponent from the House of Delegates. The writer claims Hylton failed to serve local constituents and warns voters to assess his qualifications.
UPI analyst Phil Newsom profiles Hungary's post 1956 regime, calling it cautious realism under Kadar. Hungary blends limited reform with Moscow control, boasting fewer secret police, greater worker incentives, and growing travel to both East and West as it pursues economic gains.
President Nixon returns from the Hades visit amid light news coverage and mixed reactions. He jokes about the trip while aides deny secret deals with Premier Beelzebub as experts predict a landslide in next Tuesday's election.
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