Thought For Today Do Not Wait For Extraordinary Circumstances
A reflective maxim attributed to Jean Paul Richler urges doing good in ordinary moments rather than waiting for dramatic events. The quote emphasizes proactive kindness as a daily practice.
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Jean Paul Richler
Unconstitutional Strip Mining Debate Sparks Public Outcry
A columnist accuses state representative John M. Slack of siding with coal and mineral rights holders to block strip mining bans. The piece argues no constitutional basis authorizes disregarding ecological and aesthetic harm, urging self protection of the landscape against mining violence.
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John m. Slack
Slack
Mayor Praises Doctor in Beckley Health Board Reappointment
Announcement from Mayor John McCulloch endorses Dr. Charles W. Merritt amid his reappointment to the Beckley Raleigh County Board of Health. The mayor’s unusually effusive praise prompts speculation about motives and community impact.
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John McCulloch
Charles W. Merritt
Beckley-Raleigh County Board of Health
Overqualified Talent Struggles with Job Market
The unemployed and undereducated face worse prospects, but now the overqualified, including scientists and engineers hit by defense cuts, are turning to relief rolls. Employers fear short tenure while workers accept lower pay, trapping talent in a stagnant economy.
Berlin Talks Stalled Over West Berlin Status Dispute
Washington reports rival East West proposals fail to reach substance on West Berlin. Moscow seeks total control over political activity and media in West Berlin while the West demands continued party campaigning and Bonn oversight.
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NEA
West Berlin
Moscow
West Germany
Soviet Union
Russia
West
Bonn Republic
Bonn
Berlin
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Willy Brandt
Warsaw
Brandt
Christian Democratic Party
Viet Cong Presses Single Peace Condition on U.S. Withdrawal
UPI analyst notes Hanoi and Viet Cong focus on a firm U.S. withdrawal date as the sole peace condition, saying other issues including POW repatriation would follow quickly if Nixon agrees. Also covers Soyuz 10 delays, Chinese anti U.S. sentiment, Ulbricht's retirement, Honecker vs Stoph, and Britain Common Market talks.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
United States
Vietnam
Hanoi
Viet Cong
Nixon
U.S
China
USIS
Wildcatter Mecom Battles Debt Behind Oil Empire
John W. Mecom once built a vast energy and business empire from a 1936 Texan oil strike. Now facing federal bankruptcy as his holdings crumble after losses and government seizures, he wrestles to salvage what remains of a venture valued at hundreds of millions.
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Jack R. Payton
New Orleans
UPI
John W. Mecom
S&j
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Liberty County
Mecom
Liberty Field
Middle East
Houston
San Francisco
Jordan
Houma
Prudential Life Insurance Co
U.S. District Court
U.S. Oil of Louisiana, Inc
U.S. Oil of Louisiana, Ltd
Lake Washington, Inc
Albert G. Reynolds
Lake Charles
Shreveport
New Orleans Saints
LeRoy Smallenberger
Beckley High School minstrel show in auditorium next week
Beckley High School students with faculty help present a minstrel show in the school auditorium. Interlocutor Dixon Pinckney is joined by John Pack Oscar Lilly Everette Dunkley Howard Kester Crewe Maples and Earl Bailey as end men with solos by Prof. H. M. Smith and J. O. Freeman.
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Raleigh Register
Beckley High School
Dixon Pinckney
John Pack
Oscar Lilly
Everette Dunkley
Howard Kester
Crewe Maples
Earl Bailey
Salos
H. M. Smith
J. O. Freeman
Light whisky to replace Bourbon sparks industry shift
In July 1972 U S Distillers will introduce light whisky amid a Bourbon downturn. Distillers cite higher Bourbon costs and recession as factors while aiming a younger audience. Officials predict many top distilleries will enter light whisky, though taste and aging remain undecided.
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America
William Golding
Lee Mueller
Louisville
NEA
U. S
Glenmore Distillers
Kentucky
Glenmore
Chicago
Coolidge
Ariz
Boeing
Garden Musings On Lawns Dogs And Ecological Woes
A reflective piece laments over mowing chaos and dandelions then shifts to ecological concerns. The writer jests about dogs and a midnight chorus while warning of environmental strain and political apathy toward land and water.
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Arch Moore
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