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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1998
Page
4
Fayette County bureau lists 469 3373 while Wyoming County office provides 732 6450. Regional coverage includes local government, crime, weather, and community updates from two county news desks.
Robert R. Hammond notes out-of-state rates and totals for a bank period of six months and three months. The document lists total charges of 154.60, 77.30, and 38.65, attributed to out-of-state, with figures from the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
Easter Sunday recalls Jesus sacrifice and salvation while many churchgoers fail to grasp the meaning. A CM and E member asks a man about “the baby Jesus,” noting the contrast between Christmas joy and Easter exuberance.
The Rev Vendie L Cook II reflects on the baby Jesus as God in flesh who dies for sin and rises, making faith and eternal life possible. He notes the empty tomb validates Christian celebration and invites readers to accept salvation. Editor notes future columns by local ministers.
A crowded schedule lists hot dog sale at 11 a.m. outreach for Christ Youth Department, craft demonstrations by Tamarack staff, Good Friday services at Salvation Army and Coal City churches, library Easter bazaar, poetry and open mic nights, dance and social gatherings, and numerous AA NA and support group meetings at various local venues including Beckley, Oak Hill, and Summers County.
The report lists multiple incidents including assaults on Grant Street, burglaries on Hunter Street, destruction of property on Meadows Court, disturbances on Hill and Garfield Streets, domestic violence petitions on Prince Street, driving on suspended licenses on Antonio Avenue and John Stown Road, harassment on Prince Street, blocked intersections at Range Road and Eisenhower Drive, intoxication on Har grove and Eisenhower Drive, larceny on College Avenue, noise complaints on Crawford Street Westwood Drive Locust Street Maxwell Hill Piney Avenue, and other items such as person down on Nebraska Avenue and vehicle incidents on Eisenhower Drive. It also notes trespassing at Raleigh Mall, vandalism at Raleigh Mail, sheriff’s disturbances on Ghent, and fights on Old Crow Road Beaver and Posey-Saxon Road Amnett.
Y STREAMS reports from 8 a.m. yesterday provide current conditions. Bluestone Lake elevation and gate status, Hinton gauge flows, and multiple river gauge readings for Galer River, Elevation, and outflow. Meadow River and R. D. Bailey Lake readings included with elevations and discharge values.
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