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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1997
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states the consensus on editorial opinions. A Bible quote from Ephesians 2 8 9 is presented alongside a constitutional paragraph on church establishment and free exercise, speech, press, assembly, and petition.
Theresa, William, and Jason Thomason adopt a two mile Hurricane Ridge road stretch and remove 50 pounds of garbage and over a ton of metal tires and junk. Their dedication reflects a long standing volunteer tradition in Four Seasons Country and supports the America's Promise initiative across five counties.
Larry Hypes reflects on the need for more than a diploma as students return to school. He notes the drive of athletes, scholars, and volunteers to prepare for college, careers, and a demanding job market where almost everyone graduates, yet effort remains essential.
A letter from the West Virginia Council for Community and Economic Development urges passage of Amendment One to allow state investment in stocks, arguing it could improve pension fund funding and free general revenue for other programs. Jan Dickinson of the Development Office signs the letter, noting the council's private sector role and governor appointments to oversee economic development.
Washington debates whether U S policy should extend China style controls to Hong Kong over dual use items like titanium alloys tools and high performance computers. Officials promise to treat Hong Kong separately while monitoring for abuses. others warn of risks to trade and security.
Dale McFeathers argues that a successful presidency hinges on good luck and compulsive optimism. He contrasts Clinton and Reagan’s fortunes with Carter and Nixon, noting how optimism allows leaders to endure crises and be credited for favorable outcomes, while missteps are forgiven or forgotten.
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