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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1998
Page
4
Robert R Hammond is identified as publisher of The Register Herald with Dawn A Keys serving as editor. The brief indicates key personnel in the newspaper’s leadership.
R. Shawn Lewis accuses the Development Office of malaction as it failed to back a 27 million Lumber Co project in Greenbrier Valley. He notes last minute absences from a Lewisburg meeting, questions regional focus, and cites a Friday Charleston session as a public accountability move. Rep Nick Rahall and state lawmakers attended the loss.
National study by the Partnership for a Drug-Free America finds more children try marijuana earlier while Baby Boomer parents believe their kids aren’t. The report urges awareness as drugs remain easily accessible in schools and communities. warns of consequences if denial continues.
A guest column urges public financing of campaigns to curb corporate and foreign influence. The author, Charlie Feldhake, calls for citizen service in the legislature, voter education before the May 12 primary, and active scrutiny of candidates and campaign spending to improve democracy and accountability.
James P Hale president of the West Virginia Black Business Association endorses candidate Al for the House of Delegates representing Raleigh and Summers counties. He cites community involvement and long friendship with Martine since 1981 and urges supporters to back his candidacy.
James A. Keatley of Indian Mills argues that violence in schools stems from moral decline and the removal of God from public life. He cites Bible verses to urge national repentance and divine healing, criticizing legal actions and urging prayer over policy.
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