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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1972
Page
2
Critics argue the series reflects social acceptance of bigotry while others credit its high crafted writing. The show centers on Archie Bunker as a flawed yet beloved figure whose prejudices are repeatedly exposed and challenged through humor.
Model Products of Mount Clemens Michigan announces Notox a non toxic model cement that smells citrus and does not use toluene or tolual. Virginia Knauer calls the development a conscientious technological advance. Senator Proxmire accuses DOT of wasting five million on an aeronautics display at Dulles Airport with luxury travel and costly memos.
President Nixon explains he started White House Sunday worship to set a good example and encourage regular church attendance. He notes the book White House Sermons collects 24 sermons from the East Room in his first two years, and argues the services offer privacy and fewer cameras than public churchgoing.
A reflective commentary on the Wallace shooting cites the impulse to blame good people and questions apathy in politics. It argues that fear and silence threaten democracy and calls for courage to speak out against violence and stagnation.
A federally funded 18 month effort at Central Washington State College will develop culturally based curricula for Indian students led by Theodore D. George of the Clallam Tribe. The $110 128 grant funds work through the Center for Migrant and Indian Education at Toppenish with involvement from Colville Spokane Kalispell Yakima Lummi and Clallam tribes.
Washington Governor Evans and Oregon Governor McCall assess Nixon's standing in the Northwest after North Vietnam actions. They cite solid local backing, note possible future influences from the war, and point to improved Boeing orders, stronger lumber demand, and growing Japan trade as sources of cautious optimism despite unemployment.
Reporter notes a three day PUAV news seminar in Pipestem with about 200 broadcasters detailing energy crisis causes and industry plans. Executives argue environmental concerns will trim pollution gradually while power bills rise due to inflation and costly anti pollution measures.
Edward Skinkis of COST argues for equal income taxation regardless of marital status. Patrick Gray, acting FBI director, condemns press attempts to control government.
In Raleigh 1947 Mildred J. Wood is elected president of the Chaminade Music Club after nominating committee chair Mrs. J A Brackman recommendations. The meeting was at Mrs. L E Shrewsbury's Third Avenue home. Dr F J Moore files to seek Raleigh County Board of Education four year term.
The Charleston Gazette notes R. G. Ross a Beckley jeweler and banker weighing a bid for the Democratic nomination in West Virginia's sixth district. Only J. Alfred Taylor of Fayetteville has declared, with others possibly joining.
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