The Register Herald Publisher and Editor List
The Register Herald notes Robert R. Hammond as Publisher and Dawn A. Keys as Editor.
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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1998
Page
4
The Register Herald notes Robert R. Hammond as Publisher and Dawn A. Keys as Editor.
Virginia safety task force proposes teen permits at 15 with day driving only and adult supervision plus a 21 year old guardian, followed by an intermediate license after a year with road test. Night driving requires an adult and limits on teen passengers, delaying unrestricted licenses to age 18. Other topics include speeding fines, radar detectors bans, belt-law compliance, and license suspensions.
Gary W. Wingrove Jr. of Pax argues against rapid price swings at pumps and calls for a law or regulation to standardize gas prices across stations while noting current prices are at historic lows and expressing hope they stay low.
The Register Herald outlines that letters must be signed with address and daytime phone, and will be verified before publication. Letters exceeding 300 words may be considered with exceptions. submissions may be edited for grammar and clarity to preserve intent. Send to Beckley WV address, fax number, or email.
Kathleen Parker critiques the Lewinsky Tripp tapes as banal and manipulative. She mocks eavesdropping and the dialogue as lacking substance while noting the tapes raise questions about truth, trust, and the public’s appetite for scandal.
The White House ceremony marked President Clinton endorsing a bill expanding Pell Grants and reducing student loan interest. A College Board study links tuition spikes to federal aid, noting tuition at Georgetown now 21405 yearly, with public schools rising faster than private. aid per student up 62 percent over a decade.
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