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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1972
Page
2
A historical reflection argues that slavery ended through rising morality and law, urging a new ethic for land use. It stresses that exclusive land ownership harms communities and must yield to protections for future generations, criticizing current benefactors who resist change. The piece links land rights to broader freedom and reform.
Researchers in Australia report Labroides dimidiatus, a wrasse, forms harems led by a dominant male. When the male dies a top female reverses sex to become male, then leads the group. University of Queensland scientist D R Robertson suggests female potential rises when domination ends.
A letter from a Black Lung Association observer attacks the Nixon administration for opposing the Mine Health and Safety Act, weak enforcement, and delays in miners’ clinics. It praises George McGovern’s pro labor background and notes his statements supporting mine safety and disabled miners. The writer urges voters to consider these points before November 7.
Arthur Hoppe reviews George McGovern's Alamo stage scene as a superbly staged but flawed performance. The Candidate lacks credible conviction in confrontational rhetoric, delivering a masterful production with a damaging miscast as demagogue. The piece contrasts sincere antiwar stance with aggressive attacks on corruption, highlighting a fatal mismatch between actor and role.
A Fayetteville reader writes of two State Police troopers who assisted with a turnpike breakdown involving an elderly relative. She praises their courtesy, honesty, and refusal of a cash tip, urging readers to recognize law enforcement's good deeds and encourage children to seek help from officers.
A 1972 critique targets a coal industry secretary over ties to George Titler and Tony Boyle, arguing miners deserve union protection and hospital cards. The letter cites UMW history, black lung advocates, and long labor battles by figures like Mother Jones and John Mitchell.
The Raleigh Register conducts a non interview with incumbent Delegate Mary Maria Mewit after she refuses to answer the paper’s electoral questionnaire. The exchange reveals her evasion of issues including strip mining and pollution while signaling alignment with coal interests.
The notice outlines subscription rates for Beckley Newspapers Corporation including daily and Sunday plans, home delivery options, and tax details. It notes independent contractor status for carriers and distributors and asks for old and new addresses when changing delivery. It also lists contact details and service areas in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia.
Washington film of President Nixon in the oval office with the Soviet officials prompts reflection on his unflinching campaign style. The piece argues the fear of losing drives his daily work ethic and public appearances as the 1972 election nears.
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