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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1998
Page
5
A reflective community notice to West Virginia marks 134 years, praising economy and roads while flagging education gaps and environmental neglect. It warns that health and poverty issues persist, urging residents and officials to prioritize improvement and sustainable change to protect the state’s future.
A narrow majority votes 219 to 209 to eliminate the current tax code by December 31, 2002, with a simplified replacement due by July 4, 2004. The piece questions feasibility of consensus, criticizes complexity, and urges an improved system before axing the IRS and tax code.
Nerissa Young reports on Larry King Live and a Southern Baptist statement urging wives to submit to husbands. King and Patricia Ireland condemn it as turning women into property while proffering biblical context from Ephesians. The piece contrasts their views with Mohler and notes gender and abortion critiques from NOW.
Charles H. Snyder of Asbury accuses Bill Clinton of liberal hypocrisy and exploitation of staff, arguing his sexual conduct undermines prudence and presidential fitness. He claims press indulgence and liberal protectors shield Clinton amid alleged misconduct and media bias.
In its 16th year, the Longacre reunion drew 165 residents to Fayette County Park Beckwith to reminisce about the old town two miles east of Montgomery on Route 60. This year Emma Robinson 92 and Emory McCoy 90 were honored as the oldest attendees. Prizes went to the youngest child and parent, the farthest traveler, and others funded by donations and funds raised by the organizer. Local sponsors Montgomery United Merchants National and Montgomery General Hospital contributed incentives and free exams.
The Register Herald outlines that letters must be signed with the author's address and daytime phone number. All letters are verified before publication and malicious or libelous content will not be printed. Submissions should stay under 300 words though exceptions may be made.
A Scripps Howard study across 1500 nursing homes in five states finds up to 25 percent of elderly cancer patients in daily pain receive no pain medication, with higher rates for those over 85 and African Americans. Causes include fear of opiates, staffing limits, and insufficient doctor training. Officials are urged to act and implement programs to ensure pain relief.
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