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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1995
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph notes the editorial board consensus on opinions in the columns and publishes a Bible quote from John 8 31 32 about continuing in Jesus word and knowing the truth. The words are presented alongside leadership by Steve Smith and Thomas A Colley.
The piece argues 60 percent of high school graduates go to college with many failing to finish. It calls for skills training outside college, citing Japan and Germany apprenticeships. Congress and Clinton era reforms back centralized job training and vouchers, with educators and officials meeting at a Chicago summit. Critics say schools should teach math and communications while employers train.
In this column speaker recalls towns linked to tragedy and politics, from the Oklahoma City bombing to Waco’s notoriety, Suzan Smith trial echoes, and a political scene around Michael Carey. It ties in public figures like Rachael Worby and Earl Long with media buzz and a Baltimore stripper legacy.
Bill Harvey Jr. defends the Christian Coalition position on Fair Campaign Practice Act. He argues the bill's broad wording targets individuals distributing educational materials like voter guides. Harvey credits Mercer County lawmakers Frederick, Whitlow, and Anderson for voting against 573 and notes the Supreme Court’s later invalidation of a similar Ohio law.
Washington insiders debate public hearings for Bob Packwood as ethics panel released over 16 000 pages of interviews and depositions. Key Republicans Mitch McConnell Trent Lott and Alan Simpson face pressure amid calls for accountability and shifting positions.
Jim Lovell, Apollo 13 commander, visited Washington with Tom Hanks last week. At the National Press Club Lovell received a hero’s medal at the White House while Hanks discussed the film and Lovell’s real story.
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