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May Is, lSb
H/nton News
210 2rid Ave.
Hintou, W. Va. :met
Dsar News,
The article in the "Hinten
News" dated Tues., May 15,
19S4 eoncerni the blased op-
inion of the editor, how much
untn be has reported, es-
poeially at eleet/~ time,
simply leaves me breathless.
The paeple of Sunma s Co-
unty are fortunate and proud to
have a newepaper in our comm-
unity, our pawf repom wed-
deaths, visitors, ma s,
items for sale, ect. to the
elderly, shut - ins, and the
youth. With out the Hinton
News, we would be tminformed
of area news.
I think that Sheriff Blume's
comments about the Hinten
" Newsand Mr. Long are SOUR
GRAPES. Please with hold my
name because I live, work, and
vote in Summers County.
A Tax Payer
May 17, 1964
Hinton News
2rid Ave.
I-linton, W. Vs.
Dear Sir,
Let me say that I ENJOY
reading OUR weekly news-
paper and that many of us here
in Summers County rely on
your paper as the only local
news we get.
I was angry and hurt that
S~m-fff Blume would attack our
paper for reporting news, We
live in West Virginia not
I Many of us elderly citizens
need to get the news deliver-
ed to our homes, some of us
have hearing problenm. It is the
right of the paper to keep us
informed expaciaUy in an elect-
Ion year. Then we as voters can
change things that are wrong.
.... We dgn_~t .want or need our
onunty in the red. It is time
elected officials accotmt for
their actions instead of blare.
ing someone else.
Please with hold my name. If
the Sheriff would buy space to
attack our paper for printing
the news, I might be subject to
mistreatment, since I agree
with freedom of the Preu and
live and. veto in Summers Co-
unty.
Sincerely Yours,
Please withhold my name
May 18, 1984
Mr. Fred
Hint~ News
~.10 Second Avenue
Hinton, W. Vs. 25951
Dear Mr. tong,
Long ago it was said" If you
can't stand the heat - get out of
the Kitchen". I feel that this
saying can be correlated with
polities in Summers County. If
a parson is in polities he should
understand that a public fig-
ure, such as the Sheriff, is
suspetable to public ridicule
and ~n'utiney, whether it be by
indivt~lals or by the news
media.
Our Sheriff should well un-
sarstand the Sources of taxes in
our county. Hinton News
employs asw-al people and the
Izminel also eou to the
tax be~e of the county. Whydo
away with a businms and cont-
ribute to our unemployment?
Maybe S~eriff Blume should
Just get out of the Kitchen.
Kitchen.
Please with hold my name
because I do not wish to be
harassed by his Department..,
IN FAVOR OF FREEDOM
OF THE P~.
May 18, 1984
Editor, Hinton News:
Referring to the political ad-
vertisement by James H.
Binme appenrin8 in the I-finton
News dated May 15, 1964 one
would think he was rmmi~ for
the Editors position instead of
sber/ff. After his malisiotet att-
ack on the newspaper and it's
editor in particular, Binme
stated:
"While some of us are con-
selentiously working hard to do
our Jol~ to make our county a.
bett place to live, others must
constantly strive with their
weird thinking to cause a
parasitic blight on that same
county."
The written attack on our editor
and local paper was complet-
e/y unealied for. Surely Blume
is not so small minded to think
such action would help him get.
re elected. The news med/a
should report discrepancies
where the public and their
monies are concerned. My im-
pression is that Blume wishes
the news media were not avail-
able to inform the public of
those discrepancies.
If the news is so wrong in its
reporting, we wonder why the
sheriff doesn't issue a correct.
ion instead of a verbal attack
which solves nothing.
In reference to the above quote
from Biume It is my opinion
the news and especially its
editor is indeed working hard to
make our county a better place
to live. That must mean the
sheriff's weird thinking is cau-
sing the blight. The county does
not need an official of this type
person. G~d save the ~reedom of
the press and'to help accom-
plish this is to vote against the
likes of Binme.
A coneorned citizen
Please withhold my name be-
cause I must live in the county.
To the Editor:
Chris Sowards, who is the
campaign manager for Secret-
ary of State candidate Homer
lteck, recently wrote a letter to
the editor including a large
number of criticisms of my own
candidacy for Secretary of
State. I have responded with
the following letter to Chris:
, hpr m m 0may m
Ilidud Iladms of Hidaie wid b extNd the-
t0 m mm
6m ml Im 0f i, r Imm k
(Mra. Warner Stanley)
June $th Prlmsr/y Election
Virglata Home of Delegates!
No. 1 ! have KNOWLEDGE
No. Z. 1 have the ABILITY
No. 3 i have the ,, l WANT TO"
W' T TO see p yer hack m.
I WAWr 're see
! WANT TO see better reads.
I WANT TO me mw Senior C/t/sos taken earn of.
i FEEL that ! tatve 3 ~ mumthd to hold the of flee
~ntlag lgalei4~t mad Mammers C.e~mt/~ ia the West
!
I WANT TO see the ben i~dueatiea provided for ear y¢,ung
l~mde.
! WANT TO see low latormt iemm established.
i WANT TO see new markets for ear eeui.
l am a tmelae~ wommt m~l teaeJuw.
Iz~t Bit Net L~m -
tWANT for the Pl )Pl i. Summers and Ruiell
County and ff elected l'U Imt mdy staml up for you - I'll flight
tooth and non for ymt
I have puid for aU my e~ for. thb tdieetlem and th~
am ebJUipted enly to the PEOPLE OP Summers and Raleigh
Cmmtl~! Paid by the Caltdi~te.
...... I I I I|~ I I ii i1| i
O
" I have a theory which I
started to advocate in my Mar-
shall classes in 1967, that a
clean and constructive camp.
sign wins more votes than a
negative one.
" Assuming everythin8 you
say and write about is true, let
us examine it purely from the
s~t of political
strategy. Sin~ you honestly
feel that this form of camp.
your candidate, and
since I feel that it helps my own
candidacy, why don't you step
up your negative campaign and
then we can test the results on
June 5?".
Sincerely,
Ken Hechler
917 5th Avenue
Huntington, W. Vs. 25701
P.O. Box 53
Pence Springs, West Virginia
24962
Telephone: 445-7209
May 15, 1964
The Honorable John D. Rock.
efeiler Iv
Governor of West Virginia
Office of the Governor
Charleston, West Virginia 25305
My dear Governor Rockofeller
PAGE 2A, H[NTON WEWS. MAY 22, 1985
ployment situation in Summers
County, our most urgent and
pressing problem.
Such a developmect would be
invaluable to Summers County
in job and economic returns.
Our county will enter it's third
year operating with the records
indicating a budget defteR, with
no apparent improvement im
the immediate future.
This state held property would
provide jobs, generate revenue,
and give a tax basis by which to
reduce or ultimately eliminate
our deficit spending.
Since tourism is fast becoming
a boost for West Virgin/a and
Summers County has wonder-
ful surroundings ( i. e., The
Bluestone, Pipestem, and etc.),
a resort plannned on this 202.5
acre site could have a tremed.
dously beneficial economic im-
pact on Southern West Vir-
ginia. .....
May I urge you, Chairman of
the Public land COmmission, to
accept the proposal to sell the
Pence Springs Prison Complex
for a resort development
pro ect.
This development would pres-
erve the historic significiance
of this site and increase the
economic security of Summe~
County.
Once again I ask that you give
this worthwhile project your
full support.
You are aware of the unem-
Respectfully,
Helen Mock Hedrick
L I I I I I I I I I I Ill I
DEMOCRATS
! am a Democrat candidate for DeLegate
to the NotiOnal Convention '" uncommitted,"
1 reside in Morgantown where I have
practiced law for 28 years. 1 am n
former member of the House of Delegates
and former Prosecuting Attorney.
! ask for your support and vote on
June 5th.
David L. Selma
Paid by the Candidate
Ill l l ~ I I I
VOTE AHD liERECT
WILLIAH It (BILL) GORE-DM T
SiJM RS COUHTY COMMISSIOH
have served as a member of the Summers County
Cemmisston fer the past five and a half years. Have attended
all meetings with exception of possibly two or three that
occurred during perleds ef vacation time with my family.
I believe that quite a few accomplishments have been made
by the Commisslen.
HEW CIHIHff I U.]II OFFICE
mmSll 9F FIE L Y-
that up,dated our city and rural fire departments. I have
spout a gend deal of time working with and supperting the
city and rural fire departments.
IEW RSlI HOME AT HILLDALE
IEW St'WA6E AT
WATER UIENSlIB
SgPHnYE 0F Smll PIINIS
SIMilS lmry IIIT II0
A IIISINIrA LAim
LIDRARY
SUPPORTIVE OF THE 441 PROGRAM
HEW Hi)iTAL liULfll BUiLDiNG-
Having been s member en the Board of Directors for FMRS
representing Summers Dreary I was able to get enough
SUPl~rtlag veins to ebtain a new Mental Health Center for
Summers Crusty to be enastraeted in Avis. i feel that without
my ee~tinuing ceacern for the Mental Health Center and
efforts that the new eonstractlon weald set be a reality at this
time. This was greatly needed as tmiiding presently being
used is very inadequate in earrying eat the ueeds for eur
people here in Summers County.
I have served the people and tried to de what was right for
Summers County.
My plume has always been listed and available to the poeple
in expressing their views and eeaceras.
I WOULD APPREi3ATE YOUR VOTE
SUPPORT HI 88H6 I -RECTB TO m[
SUIMdlS COUHTY COIIISSiOH,
" YOUR VOTE OHiffS- JUNE 6
Paid by the canto
osition Available
Agriculture ~Commissioner, Does typing and f/ling, as
Gus. R. Douglass announced well as answering telephone,
today that there is a job vac- referring calls to staff and
ancy in the Plat/t Pest Control: assisting in other clerical mat-
Division for a Clerk I or Clerk III ters within tiq~bivision. Salary
position. Nature of work is as. range for this position will be
follows: ~ $10,000 to $11,196 per year.
Applications will be received
until April 15, 1984. For add-'
itional information, contact Al-
bert E. "cole, Director of the
Plant Pest Control Division, or
SaUie Atkins, Administrative
Assistant, Telephone (304) 348 -
,2212.
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