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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1995
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a broad statement on freedom of religion speech press assembly and petition with a Bible verse attribution from John 14 27. The piece includes attributions to Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor and features a biblical benediction.
Editorial lauds HUD and Bluefield authorities for starting a community policing initiative to be implemented in October. Beat-based policing seeks familiar officers across city neighborhoods, with training funded by a HUD grant and led by Police Chief Mike Poe to reduce crime and boost safety.
FEMA and SBA grants keep flowing to Mercer County flood victims as two bridges are rebuilt and two more funded for state maintenance. DOH crews started on the damaged spans while hazard mitigation reviews proceed. residents are urged to apply for aid at 1-800-462-9029 with other agencies coordinating in Princeton and Bluefield.
Ann McFeatters argues that modern politics embraces personal flaws and public self disclosure while eroding respect between voters and leaders. She notes presidents and aides crying in public, confessions of flaws, and media exposure shaping voter expectations as Americans reexamine who to elect.
Bill Berdine of Princeton writes a nostalgic column reflecting on childhood labor joys and simple country entertainments. He contrasts hard farm life with today’s urban youth violence, pop culture, and high salaries, recalling box socials, square dancing, fishing, and family self-reliance from earlier times.
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