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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1998
Page
4
The piece features the First Amendment text and notes that the columns reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board’s consensus. Thomas A. Colley is named as executive editor, with a closing remark about the board’s stance, implying editorial unity on constitutional rights.
The Virginia governor praised citizen decision making as he forms multiple commissions. A 150 member advisory group outlines a plan to create 250000 jobs, while a new 33 member panel will study school violence and empower communities with rapid recommendations.
City of Princeton contemplates relocating its municipal building to Midtown near Morrison Drive Twelfth Street area, with discussions of leasing space to hospital and public offices. Local council members show interest while the Princeton Public Library and post office plans add to the redevelopment, amid MCCOA funding concerns and aging services.
A letter from a West Virginia reader cites George Castelle, Kanawha County’s chief public defender, noting no criminal convictions were overturned in 1997 and the last time this happened was in 1876. The writer questions due process and warns of creeping totalitarianism, urging defense of Bill of Rights protections.
Marsha Mercer reports Clinton acts confident as Starr tightens legal leverage. Clinton testifies plan set for Aug 17 while Lewinsky immunity shapes the case. Cabinet briefing, Capitol Police tribute, and Georgetown stop frame a charged White House day.
Innocence fades as two cherished children's TV figures pass away Buffalo Bob Smith of The Howdy Dowdy Show and ventriloquist Shari Lewis of Lamb Chop. Adults debate the shift from puppet and live hosts to modern animated programs, saying the world toned down its youthful wonder.
Justice Clarence Thomas used a Memphis speech to defend his conservative stance and autonomy from racial pressure, while critics urged sharper scrutiny of his positions. The remarks touched on King case reexamination and broader political lines, amid mixed reactions from the audience.
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