West Virginia Editorial Roundup Spills Across Papers
A sampling of editorials from Wheeling Intelligencer Princeton Times Huntington Advertiser Parkersburg Sentinel and Charleston Daily Mail covers Byrd Mansfield Humphrey housing coalfield issues Morgantown People Mover Fortune critique Rockefeller governor bid and Byrd as U S Senate leader with ongoing anti Byrd efforts analyzed.
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West Virginia
Wheeling Intelligencer
Robert
Byrd
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Princeton Times
Mercer County
Huntington Advertiser
Morgantown
People Mover
Fortune
UMTA
WVU
Parkersburg Sentinel
John
D. Rockefeller IV
Rockefeller
Charleston Daily Mail
U.S
Robert C. Byrd
United States Senate
Fritz
Hollins
Quote and Unquote What People Are Saying
A compilation of opinions from Henry Kissinger Ted Turner Andrei Amalrik and others on morality foreign policy civil rights and public life. Quotes touch on citizenship misquotations Christmas charity and Senate leadership with references to Bowio Kuhn Byron Byrd and West Virginia politics.
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Andrei Amalrik
U.S.S.R
Iva Toguri d' Aquino
Berry's World 1HE MOUNTAIN STATESMAN Gratton WV
The Mountain Statesman based in Gratton West Virginia lists staff and contact details including Ganarst Manager intor Assist Advertising Manager and Subscription rate. It notes daily publication schedule except Sundays and holidays and provides rates for mail and carrier delivery.
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Mountain Statesman
Gratton
Main Street
Ph J. Cooper
Phil Angelo
Debbie Rose
David Isaak Rober
Sandor Ofhice
Glenna M. Carpenter
Taylor
Adj
L M Boyd Silhouettist and oddities of currency law
A compact column noting bygone silhouette artists like Edouart and a profile of a rogue gallery including counterfeiters, TV currency imagery debates, and a quirky tangent on lamp on a raft. It weaves in a 1873 Jesse James train robbery, Russian thistle seeds, and a prairie wind spread from Canada to Mexico.
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Edouart
St. Louis
San Quentin Prison
Chicago
Jesse James
South Dakota
Russia
Canada
Mexico
Qaddafi Faces Backlash From Arab Neighbors Over Plot
London based NEA/London Enomist News Service reports Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi blamed for involvement in a failed attempt on Sudan's President Numeiri. The piece notes alleged Libyan support for dissidents in Tunisia, and rising frictions with Egypt, Sudan, and Tunisia as a coalition forms to curb Libyan influence.
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NEA
London
Enomist News Service
LENS
Muammar Qaddafi
Libya
Egypt
Sudan
Tunisia
Qaddafi
Gaafar Numeiri
The
Arab League
Organization of African Unity
Mohammed Nour Sayed
Sadek el- Mahdi
Numeiri
Ansar
Imam
Sadek
Hedi Nouira
Nouira
Bourguiba
Tunis
Tunisian
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Alexandria
Mersa Matruh
Sadat
Saudi Arabia
Kissinger Faces Private Life After Service With Carter
Washington observes President elect Carter will name Cyrus Vance secretary of state, while Henry Kissinger confronts abrupt retreat from power. He will lose Secret Service protection and staff, aircraft, and trips, and must adjust to a private citizen role after decades at the center of U.S. foreign policy.
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Henry Kissinger
NATO
Brussels
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Cyrus Vance
Henry
China
Kissinger
Hong Kong
Carter
Betty Ford
Plains
Soviet Union
Siberia
United States
Secret Service
Today in History December 22 1976 highlights
Historical notes mark events from 1775 naval fleet organization under Erek Hopkins to 1968 Pueblo crew release. Also mentions Georgia founder Oglethorpe birth in 1696 and Lincoln-Sherman Savannah gift in 1864, Dreyfus 1894, Rangoon 1942, Johnson 1964, Waldheim 1971, Vienna siege 1971 and birthday arcs including Lyndon Johnson.
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Continental
New England
Erek Hopkins
Colony of
Georgia
James Oglethorpe
London
Abraham Lincoln
Savannah
Alfred Dreyfus
Pope Paul VI
Vietnam
United Nations General Assembly
Kurt Waldheim
Austria
Lyndon Johnson
Andre Kostelanetz
Confucius
A Moment of Prayer
A brief devotional note features biblical quotation from Hebrews and a Wesleyan line about faith. The excerpt contrasts faith as assurance with a call to trust in God, urging steadfast belief and hopeful expectation.
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Charles Wesley
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