Greshams Law In Government and public life
The piece argues that bad money or actors drive out good by deceit and political donations to power. It contends dishonest men corrupt law enforcement, ruin business and social life, and force virtuous people from public life. It cites Horace Mann on majority folly.
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Gresham
Copernicus
Horace Mann
Canada's Anik I to become first domestic communications satellite
Canada plans its first domestic satellite system with Anik I launched from Cape Kennedy to provide TV radio and telephone links across isolated northern regions. Built by Hughes and owned by Telesat Canada the 1250 pound bird will orbit 22 300 miles above Earth.
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Canada
Hughes Aircraft
Cape Kennedy
Anik
Telesat Canada
United States
Federal Communications Commission
Reality Catches Up With George McGovern And His Campaign Staff
In Sioux Falls the McGovern campaign collapses as staffers face a dead end and reporters reflect on a fading bid. Hunter S. Thompson follows the scene while Dick Dougherty manages pressroom details and the night winds down to a cold, final realization.
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George McGovern
Bob Greene
Chicago Sun-Times
Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
Hollies
Hunter S. Thompson
Rolling Stone
McGovern
Dick Dougherty
Dougherty
Roquefort
Washington
Minnehaha Country Club
Polis
Eagleton
Rob Gunnison
Jan
Rob
Britain imposes wage and price freeze under Heath
Prime Minister Edward Heath announces a government imposed halt on wage increases and price rises after talks with the TUC and CBI. The move mirrors Nixon's 1971 reversal and marks a shift from Heath's 1970 pledge to limit government interference. Inflation runs about 10 percent, with pound pressure rising as Britain prepares to join the EEC.
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Phil. Newsom
UPI
Edward Heath
Britain
Heath
Trades Union Congress
TUC
Confederation of British Industry
CBI
Nixon
Wages rise faster than prices amid inflation fears
Wages climb about 17 percent annually versus retail prices up about 8 percent. Unemployment lingers near one million as luxury demand outpaces supply and prices keep rising. The Heath government faces opposition from the Congress of British Trade Unions to any wage freeze, signaling potential industrial chaos alongside rapid money expansion.
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Heath
Congress of British Trade Unions
Cough Drops Become Big Business Since 1847 Origin
Cough drops, though not proven to cure colds, form a $70 million yearly market led by Warner Lambert Vick and Ludens. Origin traced to 1847 Poughkeepsie NY when James Smith began selling candy with the Smith Brothers branding later expanding to a regional factory. Warner Lambert now holds about 25 percent of the market with Menthol eucalyptus and Halls lines, Ludens near 20 percent, and Wicks slipping.
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New York
UPI
Warner Lambert, Vick Chemical Co
Ludens, Inc
Fogly
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Hudson River
James Smith
Fifeshire
Smith Brothers
William
Andrew
Fame
Fortune
Know-How
Warner- Lambert
Mark
Smith
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co
Morris Plains
Rockford
Ill
Warner-Lambert
Wicks
Warner Lambert
Ludens
Raleigh 1922 Democratic Ticket and Busy Court Week
50 Years Ago From The Raleigh Register notes the 1922 Democratic slate with McGinnis Neely Taylor Kee Preston Arthur Bolen Hunter George and Keyser. It also reports a raid on Knot Hole at Pemberton and nine moonshine violators facing trial as Judge C C Calloway presided all week.
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Raleigh Register
Supreme Court
Wm. H. McGinnis
United States
Mansfield M. Neely
Congress
J. Alfred Taylor
State Senate
John Kee
Raleigh
Alfred D. Preston
John P. Arthur
J. F. Bolen
R. L. Hunter
Fred C. George
Eva Keyser
Pemberton
C. C. Calloway
West Virginia politics and abuse in public life opinion
Columnist laments lost local leadership after illness and criticizes mob rule and demagogues. He questions outsider influence since coal era, predicts politicians exploit the people and prefer abuse, urging caution about democracy eroding under manipulation.
Nixon Victory Not An Outpouring Of Love Respect Affection
Richard Nixon's 1972 re election win is framed as a timed political performance rather than romantic heroism. The piece credits his management of events including China and Russia diplomacy, war policy shifts, and economy controls, while noting luck and McGovern’s weaknesses, and it highlights the intricate timing that culminated in victory on November 7.
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Nixon
Peter Lisagor
Chicago Daily News
Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
George McGovern
Cambodia
Laos
Senate
Supreme Court
Congress
Peking
Communist
China
Moscow
America
Russia
Kremlin
Luster
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Richard Nixon
GOP
West Virginia Subscription Rates and Delivery Notices
Public notice header lists subscription rates by mail and home delivery options in West Virginia. It notes three percent state sales tax and that Beckley Newspapers Corporation not responsible for prepaid subscriptions to independent carriers.
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United Press International Aegee Ae
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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