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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1997
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states that the opinions in the following columns reflect a consensus on civil liberties. It asserts Congress may not establish religion nor curb free exercise, speech, or press, and affirms the right to peaceful assembly and petition.
Editorial recounts Jaeger's June shutdown due to canceled liability insurance, a missing bridge tax total, and a cashaide audit while residents celebrate a national TV segment. The piece highlights community resolve as Town officials face lingering questions and a bid to recover.
AP analysis notes Clinton supports banning soft money while not alienating the Democratic Party. McCain Feingold faces GOP isolation as reform seeks a Senate vote. Mondale warns optimism is scarce as 1998 fundraising accelerates and PACs loom large for both parties.
President Clinton praised a bipartisan budget plan at a news conference, crediting Republicans and centrist Democrats for progress. The DLC's Mark Penn poll shows strong voter optimism as two thirds see the economy improving, with Gingrich and Gephardt also weighing in on bipartisan efforts.
A reader objects to a plan by Speaker Kiss to let pension funds buy stocks saying state ownership equals socialism and risks corruption. The letter argues investments belong in municipal, school, and road bonds to fund pensions while boosting capital for local infrastructure and economic development.
Cal Thomas argues against climate activism, labeling environmentalism as fundamentalist and citing EPA and corporate cost concerns. He criticizes Babbitt and supporters for expanding government power, warns of higher taxes, energy costs, and safety impacts, and invokes a religious framing to cast environmentalism as radical.
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