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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1972
Page
2
A devotional line urges readers to grow from faith to virtue to knowledge and self control. It emphasizes steadfastness and godliness as guiding traits for daily living.
The piece critiques election outcomes and the craft of politics, arguing voters accept poorer candidates as modern leaders. It cites Nixon and Moore, notes games of influence in West Virginia, and laments misgovernance amid cynical tactics and alliances. It references Gates, Gainer, and McGraw among others.
Indian officials express cautious optimism yet fault Pakistan for delays in delineating the Line of Control in Kashmir and in recognizing Bangladesh. They note about 14 percent of territory remains disputed while troops face off and prisoners of war remain a contentious issue.
Chicago 1972 election analysis notes Nixon victory tightens social oppression. Black leaders like Gary mayor Hatcher decry gains for minorities while three black congressmen win seats but overall representation remains limited. Local gains include Hanrahan loss signaling historic Daley machine challenge and shifting Black Liberation movement aims.
Publication by Beckley Newspapers outlines mail and home delivery rates for West Virginia subscribers. It lists daily and Sunday one year subscriptions at 38.11 dollars, six months 19.06, three months 9.79, with carrier delivery options and a note on independent contractor responsibility. It also notes address change procedures and a 3 percent state sales tax.
UPI analyst outlines possible impact of Juan Peron's return aided by Lanusse. The plan aims to restore civilian rule, reunite Peronists, curb terrorism, and rebuild the economy, though investors worry about long term stability and Peron’s readiness to govern.
President Nixon framed his next term as Disraeli Conservative while facing a mixed mandate. Analysts note states backed environmental bonds, yet the vote showed no clear conservative landslide, suggesting restraint amid fiscal concerns and a complex electorate.
A critical reflection on election post-mortems and the moral cost of political success. The author questions how Nixon and Moore embody aggressive pragmatism, the erosion of conscience, and whether ends justify means in modern leadership.
A witty column notes how coworkers tease based on sympathy cues and job quirks. It jests that a cold shoulder signals missing the boss, colleagues skew toward cost accounting, and regulars mistake marital status for system ties.
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