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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1998
Page
4
Beckley Little League relies on coaches to call bases while certified umpires call balls and strikes. The system risks integrity and impartiality. advocates seek nonpartisan umpires for all calls, with community sponsorship or concessions funding to cover costs, preserving the league’s stellar reputation.
Editorial discusses Eckley as a growing hub with new eateries and shops, but notes inconsistent customer service from some staff. It warns that bad service spreads quickly, harming retention and tourism while affirming that strong products attract customers but service keeps them coming back. Contact details for editors are provided.
West Virginia sports columnist argues Beckley should bid to move the Charleston Alley Cats to Beckley amid attendance declines at Watt Powell Park. Explains territorial limits under baseball rules, notes Charleston’s and Beckley’s market sizes, and suggests luring an existing Sally League franchise as the viable path.
The Register-Herald emphasizes its World Wide Web presence with an active site at www.register-herald.com. Editorial contacts include Dawn A Keys and R Shawn Lewis at their respective emails, with a general news inbox at news@register-herald.com.
West Virginia readers consider how aginners shape elections in Kanawha County. The piece notes one winner who campaigned hardest and a seated incumbent ousted by residency limits. It also criticizes prosecutors and cites laws on liquor sales, junkyard fencing, and blue gold license plates. The author, L T. Anderson, writes for The Register-Herald and Charleston Daily Mail.
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