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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1998
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the consensus view on First Amendment rights. Executive editor Thomas A. Colley notes the column expresses board opinions on religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition to government.
A proposed multi million dollar Army Corps of Engineers Tug Fork Flood Control Project would affect about 900 homes and businesses in McDowell County. If funded it would relocate or raze structures in the flood plain and may include new school construction with flood proofing for Jaeger and several elementary schools. The plan, to be completed on a volunteer basis, awaits final approval and funding decisions by October and would require public education efforts.
Mercer County recalls Judge Katz a Republican who built the Southern Regional Juvenile Detention Center and mentored reporters. He balanced court duties with a concern for children, often guiding a columnist who described his Sunday calls and strong public ties. Also noted was Mayor Bramwell Don Murphy’s death and the Telegraph’s regional press honors.
Richard Kerr of Morgantown WV argues that government must enforce perjury laws and not grant amnesty for lies under oath. He warns that Congress faces two options if Starr proves perjury: impeach Clinton or repeal laws against lying, risking chaos but resisting hypocrisy.
Malcolm Douglas argues Clinton's alleged confession speech and missile decisions show profound hypocrisy. He questions motives, cites Starr's testimony, and urges Congress to consider censure or impeachment while suggesting the nation focus on other issues.
Greg Jordan reports from a state police ride along with Trooper J A Alexander III detailing routine vandalism calls and ATV safety with a 16 year old rider, then recalls retired Lt Col E S Ned Baker Jr and the meaning of blue and gold stars in the Ryan family memorials.
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