The Register Herald Editor and Publisher Credits
The Register Herald lists Robert R. Hammond as publisher and Dawn A. Keys as editor, noting these leadership roles within the newspaper staff.
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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1998
Page
4
The Register Herald lists Robert R. Hammond as publisher and Dawn A. Keys as editor, noting these leadership roles within the newspaper staff.
After 16 years of delays Judge Dan Robinson extended the deadline for West Virginia to create a equitable school funding formula. The extension hinges on legislative action, tax reform guidance from Gov Underwood’s commission, and alignment with education task force recommendations. If unreformed, the court may appoint a commissioner to direct change.
Orlando Sentinel columnist Parker argues that recess boosts learning and brain function, citing American Heart Association data on child fitness and ADHD concerns. He criticizes ed ucation officials and overinvolved parents, urging districts to restore outdoor play for better grades and long term well being.
Dale McFeathers reports a possible witness tampering angle in the Whitewater inquiry tied to Parker Dozhier of Hot Springs and David Hale. Records found in a junked car at a transmission shop spark new scrutiny as Hale’s testimony shapes convictions tied to a fraudulent loan used to bail Clintons. The Clinton camp urges impartial review, while Starr’s role and conflicts with Spectator backer Richard Scaife are debated.
A reader complains about perceived vile language on WWNR 620 AM during 7 to 8 am, naming words like S O B and B D and referencing Clinton. The letter also mentions two guests praising columnists and asks for a better feedback system. The caller ends with congratulations to Randy Moss.
A concerned parent questions funds from Mount Hope little league and tax dollars spent by Raleigh County Community Action Association. They cite travel for staff, training budget gaps, and a lavish anniversary trip with $400 spending money per attendee. They also fault event security at Toughman and delayed 911 service in Greenbrier County.
A tree at Peachtree Hollow blocks a creek and traps garbage, sparking accusations that locals dump waste. The scene highlights frustration with perceived lax enforcement of garbage laws by authorities and residents choosing the creek over regular trash pickup.
Veterans urged to relocate to West Virginia, but pension discrimination and limited benefits draw scrutiny. Critics note fixed incomes struggle with state costs and question slogans about compassion while local concerns cite layoffs in Raleigh County schools and a proposed superintendent salary of 85,000.
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