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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1998
Page
4
Parents should exhaust school channels before contacting press. Talk to teachers, then principals, district officials, the superintendent, and the school board. If unresolved, consider legal action. The piece argues media should be last resort and praises the system’s usual outcomes.
WVU officials identify a Langhorne Pennsylvania student as the culprit behind golf balls tossed onto Mountaineer Field during a televised season opener. The editorial calls for deportation and urges WVU fans to uphold the state’s image on national broadcasts.
A reader thanks Bradshaw area residents for support for Shauna Stanton after her mother Chloe Frankie Stanton was murdered. Shauna now lives in California but plans to return. The letter challenges a Charleston Daily Mail editorial accusing seniors of being tax burdens and urges fair reporting with precise data on elderly funding and nonprofit boards.
The Register-Herald outlines rules for letters to the editor including signature address and daytime phone, prior verification, and libel safeguards. Submissions should be under 300 words, with occasional exceptions, and can be sent by mail, fax, or email to the provided addresses.
Readers are invited to share opinions on how media covered the Clinton Lewinsky affair. Include name address and daytime phone number when sending a question of the week submission.
A historical snapshot ties Gen Joseph Hooker to Washington DCs red light district and notes the enduring battle over prostitution. The DC City Council, citing constitutional concerns, prosecutes for repeated beckoning while revisiting draft laws as authorities struggle to curb the trade.
A reader and Vietnam veteran Bob Hagamon reflects on the film’s stark war realism and its impact. He recalls family sacrifices, his brothers’ combat service, and questions leaders’ roles in war with clear objectives. He honors those who served, while urging political leaders to justify future actions to the public.
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