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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1997
Page
4
The excerpt presents constitutional phrases on religion press speech assembly and petition. It includes attributions to the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board with Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor. A biblical verse is quoted: The name of the LORD is a strong tower the righteous runneth into it and is safe.
The FDA approved a two inch microprocessor chest implant with arm electrodes to restore hand movement for some quadriplegics. Based on 61 patients, the Freehand system by NeuroControl Corp may let users write, lift, and grasp again, though it costs about 50 thousand dollars and suits those who can trigger shoulder impulses. infection and irritation are possible.
Jim Terry city editor of the Daily Telegraph shares his long battle with nicotine. He quit smoking after a massive heart attack on May 13, 1993, and describes four years smoke-free yet still instinctively reaching for cigarettes. He urges others to quit, notes nicotine is addictive, and cites 450000 annual deaths.
In an era of teen skepticism the writer defends youth by urging readers to visit the camp and witness what the young counselors accomplish.
Jeff Simpkins notes pride in West Virginia visit to Glenwood 4-H Elks Handicap Children's Camp. He praises the young counselors and their parents, commending camp director Mike McReynolds and his wife Gina for their efforts.
The Daily Telegraph publishes letters on public interest topics. Submissions must include signature, address, and phone number, not pen names or anonymous letters. Writers may be edited for space and letters from the same author appear once monthly. Letters may be mailed faxed or emailed to the editor.
Article notes President Clinton's vacation reading picks including John Marshall Definer of a Nation and Betrayal of Science and Reason while he also enjoys mysteries. It highlights his eclectic media tastes, love of films, and PBS documentary on Lewis and Clark. Clinton emphasizes reading to children and cites Marcus Aurelius as influential, while his public image blends policy with culture.
Newt Gingrich defends bipartisan moves and tax cuts as Republicans claim gains from welfare rolls, balanced budget progress, and price of cooperation. He tours nine states arguing for continued GOP control while Clinton enjoys high approval ratings and a fast moving agenda.
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