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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1997
Page
4
The passage presents the First Amendment text and notes the editorial board’s consensus on the accompanying columns. It credits Thomas A. Colley as executive editor and cites a biblical verse urging mutual love from John 15 17. The notice frames the opinions as the board’s consensus.
Editorial commends Princeton Elks for a 3000 donation and urges continued support for drug abuse resistance education and a Christmas shopping spree. The Princeton Police plan to sponsor 50 children with 100 each for the spree, while over $5,000 backs the program and about 550 youths are expected to participate in DARE in eastern Mercer County. The Bluefield Police run the western DARE effort and seek donations.
The Soufriere Hills volcano on Montserrat erupted twice last week after a June blast killed more than a dozen. Evacuations intensified as residents fled to a northern safety zone, leaving Plymouth abandoned and the island even more exposed to disaster.
Jim Terry, city editor of the Daily Telegraph, reflects on his self admitted limits in home repair. He recounts jokes with his wife Patty about doorknobs ceilings fans and a framed mountain picture while noting his competence in mowing driving cooking and basic household tasks.
A letter argues the city owns Princeton Community Hospital but little city business and board membership. It questions a 25 year lease, warns of hidden power shifts, and urges full public access to meetings and documents before any decision on sale or lease. The writer cites potential city income from sale funds, urges residents to see all facts.
Ann McFeathers reports on the real Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base, detailing aircraft types, security, and aboard facilities. The piece contrasts the movie portrayal with the actual plane, noting differences in space, amenities, and operations while noting Clinton's view of Ford’s film. Says real planes include two 747s, five 707s, and various support jets. the aircraft carry up to 70 passengers with 23 crew and 13 journalists, and feature extensive communications, medical, and defense systems.
At the ABA convention experts warn that rapid advances in cloning, gene research, and Internet technology will raise novel legal questions. Roberta Katz of Netscape warns it’s a scary time for lawyers as issues like online royalties, patent scope, and privacy demand new rules. Scottish scientist Keith Campbell describes Dolly cloning and potential uses from pharmaceuticals to organ compatibility. John Gage of Sun Microsystems compares Internet law to auto regulation development, urging a proactive legal framework. Laurie Asseo reports from San Francisco.
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