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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1995
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph notes the U S Constitution protects freedom of religion speech press assembly and petition. It presents a Bible verse as a quote about sacrifice from John 15 13 accompanying editorials.
The 26th annual West Virginia Municipal League gathering in Bluefield drew about 350 attendees, highlighting shared municipal goals, stronger ties, and Four Seasons County hospitality. Delegates saw that what benefits Morgantown can work statewide, with legislation discussed to aid cities, towns and villages.
Senator Manchin proposes eliminating the 6 percent state sales tax on food, aiming for a phased cut or full repeal as a fiscal relief plan. He notes surplus funds and border-shopping losses, urging revenue surpluses be dedicated to tax relief while addressing gasoline tax concerns and rural border counties. Richard Grimes, political writer for the Charleston Daily Mail, comments.
A reader argues that replacing dollar bills with coins will raise vending and consumer prices. They cite quotes from Charles McDowell about bipartisan views and Philip Diehl on savings, warn of machine refits, and urge contacting senators and congressmen to oppose the bills.
Washington report details Patrick J. Buchanan’s long admiration for J. Edgar Hoover and his work on the 1972 Assault Book targeting George McGovern. The piece cites Hoover’s abuses, King surveillance, and Buchanan’s later campaigns, including accusations tied to Bush and explicit media tactics.
Bill Berdine of Princeton writes that politicians must stop sneering at groups like the National Rifle Association and the Christian Coalition. He argues a broad defense of constitutional rights and warns incumbents that disapproval could cost votes next fall.
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