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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1998
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the University of the Constitution on civil liberties with the First Amendment text. It cites Congress shall make no law respecting establishment of religion or prohibiting free exercise and the press and assembly and petition. The Bible verse Psalm 119 11 is quoted as guidance.
Editorial emphasizes teaching bicycle safety to children and parents, warns of stop sign violations, and calls for penalties for reckless juveniles. It stresses helmets as essential protection, adult supervision, and responsible pet ownership alongside reminders about pets and living creatures.
A narrator recalls rain sounds and a storm that triggered a haunting memory of adolescence by a river bank. The scene blends thunder, lightning, and rain with feelings of loneliness, isolation, and eventual solace found under shelter as nature seems indifferent yet comforting. Jim Terry is city editor of the Daily Telegraph.
A letter urges the legislature to adopt English as the official state language, arguing it would streamline government, aid commerce, and reduce bilingual turmoil as states around us have done. The writer cites economic ties and classroom language concerns, urging contact with legislators or petitions.
McDowell County eyes a Coalfields Expressway interchange near Capels as the first step in a four lane highway plan to run on Route 52. Debate over a landfill and a possible federal prison complicates the scheme while TEARS opposes the landfill and county leaders push an industrial park.
A radio host argues the Monica Lewinsky dress obsession exposes America's self image. He contends the nation lacks credibility but remains the same flawed people through history, urging reflection on character and national identity rather than blame.
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