Thought For Today Faith Drives Every Great Enterprise
A brief reflection notes that every major undertaking starts with faith, quoting August Schlegel, the German poet, and emphasizing the launch of progress through belief.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1972
Page
2
A brief reflection notes that every major undertaking starts with faith, quoting August Schlegel, the German poet, and emphasizing the launch of progress through belief.
The article critiques Governor Moore’s recent remarks on I-64 routing, noting political theater and voter skepticism. It argues the delay in decision has dulled public enthusiasm and questions Moore’s motives, predicting increased distrust as construction nears and new announcements follow false starts.
The rise in black freshmen from 266 in 1968 to 881 in 1971 in U S medical schools is highlighted. Critics say gains are overstated due to overall white and Howard and Meharry enrollments. Edmund S. Casey argues true black medical student share remains under 3 percent after exclusions.
A spoof group Peeping Toms for Nixon held a porch press conference led by Ernest Stare to promote pro peeping legislation and bumper stickers. The campaign mocks Watergate era spying while urging open window access and eye level transoms.
Letter from M Kent Roop of Mullens West Virginia dated Oct 31 1972 criticizes Senator Hylton for alleged misconduct after a primary defeat. Roop accuses him of taking fees for dozer work at ballfields and cites mining pollution and creek dredging near Mullens, urging accountability and noting a federal grant of 34900.
Editor accuses John Connally and his Democrat backers of spending millions on propaganda to boost Nixon. It argues McGovern would cut only war funding, not defense, and accuses Connally of preexisting plans to back Nixon. The piece labels the group as oil-rich and pro‑Nixon, lamenting the costly ads.
Kenneth F. Humphries of 201 Queen St resigns as electrical engineer for New River Company Mount Hope to become sales engineer for National Mine Service Company Mabscott after supervising 119 European coal mines during World War II.
A long humorous reminiscence from a Westwood resident describing an aging dog named Martian who begs at meals, decorates neighbors yards with feces, and defends against imaginary invaders. The piece shares everyday life, small misdeeds, and reflections on the dog’s routines and neighbors.
The piece argues Agnew’s comparison of Ellsberg to Watergate figures is flawed. Ellsberg acted to inform the public about a secret Vietnam War history, while Watergate defendants are accused of criminal political manipulation. Ellsberg surrendered to authorities. Watergate defendants face alleged pay-for-subversion.
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