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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1998
Page
5
Gov. Cecil Underwood ordered an expansion of the $100 clothing voucher program for students and extended the application deadline after lawmakers and residents urged relief for families affected by welfare reform. He stressed compassionate transition supports and noted self-esteem impacts on student success.
Readers respond to a prior editorial by detailing promotions at the West Virginia State Fair BK of West Virginia. They note advance gate and carnival ticket sales lowering costs by eight dollars per person and Blue Ribbon Food Deals saving up to three dollars per person, while acknowledging high prize costs for some games. The letter emphasizes a wide range of free or low cost attractions beyond the carnival.
Pamela W. Edwards describes the State Fair of West Virginia offerings from nine days of activities including Wild Ones Bike Show swifty swine pig racing Baboon Lagoon and Living Doll performances. The piece notes free parking picnic allowances and affordable gate pricing with tickets available in advance and through the gate. It invites families to attend and plan trips via www.wvstatefair.com beginning in September.
Readers weigh in on President Clinton's fate amid the impeachment debate. Public sentiment ranges from calls for resignation to defense of his leadership, with many urging focus on honor and country. The discussion reflects broader political tensions and distrust.
Neale R. Clark cites issues around Mike Barnicle leaving the Boston Globe amid plagiarism accusations tied to lifting material from George Carlin. The piece blends literary allusions and critical commentary on journalism, authorship, and remorse.
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