Two city officials praised for open records work in Beckley
Beckley’s recorder treasurer Larry F. Stover and city officials earned commendations from state auditors for complete accurate books and open government. The 1972 fiscal year financial statement shows handling of over 5.6 million dollars with improved accountability.
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Beckley
Stover
Nixon Could Sweep If His Support Remains Broad Yet Thin
Bruce Bioss argues that Nixon's broad but shallow backing could still yield a decisive victory. He notes past campaigns show undecided voters often shift late, and warns McGovern to fear wide appeal despite not loving Nixon. History suggests thin support can be powerful in a sweep.
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Miami Beach
Utica
Mich
Hollywood
Charles B. Rangel
New York
Rangel
Harlem
United States
Yorba Linda
America
Phil
Ruman Welfare
Maine
Jamaica
Reexamining the American Jury System and Unanimity
An editorial review traces shifts toward smaller state juries and nonunanimous verdicts. It cites 1970 and 1972 Supreme Court rulings approving 6 member panels and nonunanimous verdicts, with federal unanimity still required, and examines implications for justice, representation, and due process.
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Supreme Court
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Byron White
John M. Harlan
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Lewis Powell
Trial
Journal of the American Trial Lawyers <Association
Hans Zeisel
University of Chicago
Louisiana
Oregon
Florida
Angela Davis
Huey Newton
Nixon Uses White House as Campaign Stage for 1972 Run
President Nixon quietly builds campaign points from the Oval Office while shoring up support from defecting Democrats and key aides. He meets Richard Connally and other Johnson-era figures, poses with Roosevelt sons, and adopts LBJ style storytelling to rally Hollywood supporters and stroke public concern over McGovern proposals.
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Oval Office
Charles Colson
George McGovern
Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
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Roosevelt Brothers
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Senate
Hugh Scott
John D. Erlichman
Beckley News Papers Corporation Home Delivery Rates
Becl ley News Papers Corporation lists subscription rates and home delivery options. Rates shown include daily and Sunday plans, one year 28.11 dollars, six months 19.06 dollars, three months 9.78 dollars and carrier delivery 70 cents weekly or 3.05 dollars monthly. Also notes second class mail privileges and contact details for BECKLEY W VA and Hinton W VA divisions.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
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Hinton
Dust Howard Cosell-Watching Season Returns
A light column on sleepless mornings and the revival of Monday Night Football with Howard Cosell. The piece notes Cosell avoiding errors during replays of the Vikings Redskins game, praising his commentary and the instant replay. Weather forecast for the election year is described as balmy.
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Redskins
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Francis
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Tarkenton
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Frank
Sonny) Jurgensen
Kilmer
Skins
Dandy Don
Jurgensen
Meredith
Attaboy
Observer That Indispensable Bum Comedy Interview
A satirical exchange featuring Phil Chivy and the Ruman Welfare persona. The spoof interview mocks welfare and political spectacle, presenting sharp banter about taxation, campaigns, and public disdain in a fictional U.S. context.
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