Be sure Tamarack and Southern West Virginia are not hit by regional attacks
The Beckley Register-Herald defends Tamarack against Charleston editorials calling it a costly debacle. It blames regional biases for attacks on Beckley and Southern West Virginia while praising Parkways Authority restraint and opposing Charleston’s economy as overreliant on big government.
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Tamarack cost fiasco prompts call to abolish Parkways Authority
The Charleston Gazette Editorial condemns Tamarack as a $34 million state gift shop that will lose about $4.5 million in three years pushing taxpayer outlay near $40 million. It accuses the Parkways Authority of mismanagement, citing $54 million toll-funded transfers, failed investments, and calls for abolishing tolls or disbanding the agency.
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Readers Speak Urges Freedom Over Bigger Prisons
A recent editorial argues Americans accept more laws and government searches while privacy erodes. It condemns prolonged penalties and urges reading the Constitution and Communist Manifesto, warning against bureaucratic creep and loss of rights. Obituary notes mourn Scott A. Stover, 26, killed when a delivery van driver fell asleep and struck him. drivers urged to rest when fatigued.
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The Register-Herald requires signed letters with address and daytime phone, all verified before publication. Libelous letters will not be published and edits ensure grammar and clarity without changing intent. Submissions should be under 300 words, with some exceptions, sent to The Register Herald P O Drawer P Beckley WV 25802.
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National view of NEA AFT merger vote fails
The National Education Association rejects a proposed merger with the American Federation of Teachers after only 42 percent of convention delegates approve. Leaders say they may still pursue talks as critics push vouchers and private school aid, shaping futures of public education and party blocs.
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