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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1997
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the publisher and executive editor’s byline along with a Bible verse of the day. The passage features the First Amendment text and a Bible quotation from Proverbs 16 3, tying editorial stance to religious and moral themes.
The piece contends foes of Bill Clinton push moral blame for teen drug use while noting 1996 shows a decline from 1995. It cites the National Household Survey on Drug Abuse, reporting 9 percent of 12 to 17 year olds used illegal drugs in 1996 versus 10.9 percent in 1995, and a larger drop in teen alcohol use, with tobacco and young adult drug use remaining concerns. It blames broader societal factors and calls for consistent adult leadership.
Bland County Virginia hosts Wolf Creek Indian Village and Museum near Bastian off I 77 where guides in primitive dress demonstrate late Woodland life. The Bland County Historical Society backs the site with ISTEA grants for a trail and a new visitor center. Tickets cost six dollars for adults and 6 16 year olds, under six free. Barbara Hawkins, Daily Telegraph senior writer, notes the program offers civic club slides and living history exhibits focused on 1215 A D.
A reader questions the $5 1/3 trillion U S debt and Fed policy. They urge Congress and media to focus on debt dynamics, question Federal Reserve banking, and promote Theodore Thoren and Richard Warner's Treasury Money Credit System as a solution with no federal income tax.
Washington fundraiser for House Democrats drew $5,000 donors to the Mayflower Hotel while Senate hearings revealed fresh details of the 1995-96 fundraising scandal. The event followed a reception for top contributors as Clinton urged campaign finance reform.
The piece portrays a White House South Lawn press conference by President Clinton amid summer heat and media theatrics. It notes his self-congratulatory remarks on seven months in office, digs at Republicans on deficit reduction, and a playful finale with a faux tee time line as reporters endure the traditional ritual and crowd dynamics.
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