Stover Walks to Protest Kyoto Protocol Efforts
Bugs Stover of Maben walked from Mullens toward Washington D C to protest the Kyoto Protocol, aiming to protect coal jobs in West Virginia. He covered about 300 miles in nine days before weather and injuries halted 87 miles short of his goal, yet he drew attention to the treaty and urged others to write their representatives.
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Secret Service testifying before grand jury in Clinton case
The appeals court ruled the Secret Service need not maintain secrecy when testifying about alleged presidential activity, rejecting administration fears of danger to the president. The decision, viewed as a setback to Clinton and Starr's Lewinsky probe, comes amid ongoing debate over executive privilege and investigation pace.
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Editorial page editors contact information
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Clinton shown to be master of television and photo ops
Mark Cassells argues Clinton uses TV to charm the public while hiding questions about Travelgate Filegate and the China trip cost. He claims the White House obfuscates details and considers Clinton a royal leader, not a trusted president. Cassells invites readers to share their views.
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Readers seek road work on Route 25 McKendree to Thayer bottom
Virgie L Brandstetter from Thurmond appeals for state road repairs on Route 25. She cites blocked culverts, washed road, brush cluttering the path, and lack of local maintenance during summer, urging attention for residents who share taxes and needs with broader areas.
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Letter on flag burning and freedom of speech
Gratton M Underwood of Beckley writes to express thanks for wartime sacrifice and to oppose a ban on flag burning. He argues the amendment would protect desecration of a national symbol, not curb speech, and urges using the ballot to address grievances while upholding the flag’s honor. He asserts respect for opposing views and warns of the price of freedom.
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Policy on Letters to the Editor at the Register Herald
The Register Herald outlines that letters to the editor must be signed and include the author’s address and a daytime phone number. Submissions are verified before publication and may be edited for grammar and clarity without changing intent. The staff asks writers to keep letters under 300 words, though some exceptions may be made.
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