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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1998
Page
4
The passage presents the U S Constitution First Amendment text and a sermon-like proverb. It notes the columns below reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus with Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive editor. The proverb warns that false witnesses are punished and liars perish.
The piece urges timely replacement of Bluefield's Easley Bridge, noting years of deterioration and a spring 1999 start with completion by fall 2000. Initial cost was 8.48 million dollars, likely higher, with Alternate 1 routing along the present span from U S Route 52 to Highland Avenue.
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Bill Roth cites differing national strengths on a Tokyo visit. He says Japan saves well while the United States spends well and urges mutual learning to revive economies.
Tom Colley, executive editor of the Daily Telegraph, argues the week’s coverage focused on Bill Clinton’s three TV appearances and Monica Lewinsky rumors, while the Elvis anniversary faded. He recalls the sensational front pages, the Wag the Dog debate, and the era of aggressive newsroom theatrics.
A 60-year-old woman laments public fixation on presidential private life while praising the 1998 Historic Tazewell Main Street Moments Festival. She credits local sponsors and volunteers for the festival’s seven year high attendance and thanks The Bank of Tazewell County for support as director.
Chelyen Davis reflects on personal honor, honesty, and moral boundaries inspired by UVA’s honor system and Clinton Lewinsky testimony. He weighs absolute truth versus societal norms, ethics by consequences, and the role of self-respect in guiding behavior beyond fear of punishment.
Washington report notes 50-50 odds Reno may reopen Gore fund raising review amid new memos. Starr’s report looms as Gingrich seeks limited early access. John Glenn eyed for Air Force post while Foley recalls Titanic costs in Tokyo. Republican rivals call for Clinton resignation. Gore’s 2000 prospects questioned.
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