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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1972
Page
2
A compact reflection notes Henry Ward Beecher’s line that true wealth comes from what we give up rather than what we hold. The message emphasizes sacrifice and generosity as the path to richness.
The piece laments downtown parking shortages prompting unsafe parking in non spaces and urges clearer signs. It transitions to a broader warning on rapid suburban land development, noting open land loss in Philadelphia suburbs and Chicago, Seattle, and San Diego. It cites rising population to 290 million by 2000 and calls for prudent land use policy.
A U S Postal Service promoted a mass mail campaign arguing airmail is faster than first class mail. The $145000 effort bought names, printing and delivery, with an agency handling the ads. The writer questions value and accuracy, noting ad targets million recipients and a need to boost airmail business.
Walter Cheek of Mount Hope earned the kill at the Cherry River head in Nicholas County. He was alone about a mile from his group when three bears moved toward him in high gear, and he fired from a distance using his 300 Remington automatic.
UPI columnist Louis Cassels marks the 490th anniversary of John Knox death noting his role in establishing Protestantism in Scotland. The piece highlights Knox’s pamphlet against female rule, his presbyterian governance, advocacy for lay participation, and push for universal public education, concluding with his funeral epitaph.
University of Utah President Alfred C. Emery argues educators must teach students to educate themselves beyond class. He warns against gimmicks and defends tenure and academic freedom as long as teachers stay focused on learning and avoid plagiarism or misusing authority. Emery plans to return to teaching and research once a successor is found.
European hypermarche concept, unveiled by Paul Halstead, promises a single ownership mega store with bulk floor displays and low markups. He argues it could cross the Atlantic in two years, reshape U.S. mass retailing, and curb inflation despite losses like A P’s 41 million first-half hit.
Publication details and subscription rates for Beckley News Papers Corporation. Rates include daily and Sunday mail and home delivery options with tax, carrier details, and policy on changes of address and distributor responsibilities.
A dubious postcard in Charleston targets Governor Moore with mixed handwriting and ink colors, suggesting a supposed self endorsement. The article notes political controversy and hints at conspiracy laws, urging readers to disengage from such provocations.
President Nixon plans a broad reorganization to centralize policy making within the White House, extending control over domestic affairs and Congress while relying on a loyal staff. The move follows a pattern of expanding presidential authority seen in prior reorganizations and could reduce cabinet influence and congressional oversight.
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