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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1972
Page
15
A Jack Anderson report finds about 150 members of Congress hold outside roles in banks insurance real estate oil and other industries while serving in government. It notes several on key committees have holdings and questions whether voting reflects conviction or profit.
The piece discusses how teachers are viewed as personal models by students, while debating what qualifies as the right example. It notes the expectation of teachers living up to role-model standards and questions how behavior beyond school hours affects this perception.
The week's bouquets praise the AARP for civic activism, support for gas policy, county grants and a grants administrator, Boy Scout environmental efforts, Morgantown Kiwanis cleanup, and upcoming high school graduations. A court ruling upholds a teacher’s armband protest as free expression within limits, guiding future school policy on student-teacher speech.
Ida Beverage recounts a late weekend call from Morgantown warning of events before press time. Sheriff Joe Janco and his deputies were alerted, while gratitude is expressed for the alert and community vigilance. Pamela DeVault, Morgantown High senior, is praised as a promising future beautician. A plaque from the Old Stone House in Butler, Pa., with old tavern rules is noted. Ira Latimer Jr urges litter pickup to protect natural places, asking readers to act. Something brewing is hinted at for all to ponder.
ASEL L. KENNEDY argues in favor of elected representatives seeking constituent opinions and basing policy on those views. The piece stresses minority rights, informed leadership, and the need to evaluate whether officials represent wishes or dictate decisions as June 6 polls approach.
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