Equipment gathering dust in Greenbrier County sheriff's drug fight
Greenbrier County Sheriff Albert Lindsey defends a war on drugs yet keeps 50000 dollars worth of drug eradication gear locked in a basement. Prosecutor Ark Burnette presses for access as officials debate ownership and a potential new regional task force amid manpower and funding shortages. Public outcry may push Lindsey to act.
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Readers Speak defend nursing homes against editorials
A nurse recounts eight years in long term care facilities and argues that most facilities deserve no criticism. She highlights daily compassion, patient care, and emotional moments that families overlook, insisting health professionals stay in long term care because they care.
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Letters to the Editor Policy at The Register-Herald
The Register-Herald outlines rules for signed letters including address and daytime phone, notes edits for clarity, and warns libelous pieces will not be published. Submissions should be under 300 words with exceptions possible, and mailed or faxed or emailed to the newspaper.
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Tour of West Virginia race praised by Beckley officials
Pete Torrico and the Beckley Police Department organized the Tour of West Virginia in Beckley with banners notices and parking marks. Police volunteers and sponsors kept the course safe while Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital Jan-Care Ambulance and spectators supported the event. Radio 102.3 FM The River and Robert D. Raiford enhanced the atmosphere as Uptown Beckley grows with dining and shops.
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National View on Lewinsky Subpoena Debate
The Boston Globe weighs the Clinton Lewinsky case with Starr pressing subpoenas despite Republican splits over a president's constitutional obligation. It argues leaks may harm the investigation and that a sexual relationship with a White House intern would be unsettling but not illegal, urging restraint unless stronger crimes are evident.
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Whining Wednesday: Thomas and Tripp Speak to Critics
Clarence Thomas and Linda Tripp faced critics publicly in Memphis and Washington, defending their actions and viewpoints. The Chicago Tribune columnist notes their clashes over affirmative action and media scrutiny, praising Thomas for staying engaged and urging critics to move on.
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