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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1997
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board asserts core freedoms in a constitutional frame. Executive editor Thomas A. Colley signs the piece with a biblical benediction quoting John 14 27 about peace.
The piece argues the line-item veto is unconstitutional, as the president should not cancel individual provisions in tax and spending bills. It notes Clinton used the veto to strike three small provisions and expects Supreme Court review in October. It emphasizes congressional scrutiny, potential override, and the broader constitutional issue.
Bill Archer, Virginia Desk Editor, reflects on a mid August morning’s quiet beauty and the hopeful power of perseverance. He recalls childhood haying memories, the loneliness of hard work, and how medicine, helping others, and faith keep him hopeful amid a troubled world.
A readers letter argues that participants at a three day dog show circuit will pour large sums into accommodations food shopping and sightseeing, detailing the extensive weekend expenditure by enthusiasts and attendees.
Enthusiasts urge media attention for dog shows echoing the horse show interest. The writer highlights large turnouts, economic impact on Charleston and Beckley, and the community value of kennels clubs, education, and humane outreach while criticizing limited coverage and urging broader sporting diversity.
A long standing feud fuels militant Hamas cells and looming terror as the stalled peace process compounds distrust. The piece cites Yasser Arafat's arrests after bus bombings, roots of anger in land and tree destruction, and a West Bank land dispute fueling a Tel Aviv cafe bombing, with remarks by Jack Anderson and Jan Moller.
Senate moderates led by Richard Lugar threaten to invoke hearings on William Weld's ambassador nomination and to scrutinize tobacco legislation to pressure Helms. Helms blocks Weld, citing drug stance, while Weld and Lugar trade barbs in a broader fight over GOP direction and Senate procedures.
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