Editorial Board and Bible Quote Feature
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board declares consensus on opinions in the columns. Members listed include J Stanley Warren, Thomas A Colley, Bob Pepalis, Jim Terry, Barbara Hawkins, David Barker, Don Cuppett. Bible verse guides the page with Colossians 4 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Telegraph
J. Stanley Warren
Thomas A. Colley
Bob Pepalis
Jim Terry
Barbara Hawkins
David Barker
Princeton
Don Cuppett
Editorial on the Keating Five and ethical conduct
The piece argues the Keating Five dispute cards of conduct, noting Cranston’s weak apology as politically rather than ethically meaningful. It recalls 1987 meetings with Lincoln Savings, the lawmakers’ “constituent service” defense, and criticizes the turn toward money influencing politics and re election pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Cranston
Keating Five
Cranston
Senate Ethics Committee
Charles Keating
Lincoln Savings and Loan
Keating
Senate
The Bottom: a childhood refuge and memory keep
Larry Hypes recalls a half dozen kids calling a dusty field The Bottom their second home from September to May They played like future legends and learned teamwork under Sunlit skies and streetlights The author notes their close-knit East End cluster, a tough but loving school environment, and the fading memories of gameday darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Unitas
Wilt Chamberlain
Hank Aaron
Mike
Martin
Dennis
Barry
Eddie
Dorothy
State
Letters on rights alcohol and a kind note to LaVerne
A reader defends Alcoholism as a disease and calls for measured use of free speech while urging knowledge on controversial topics. The letter seeks to protect families from addiction harms and asks for honesty with children, urging clarity on societal response to addiction. The piece ends with a plea to locate a Crumpler woman named LaVerne who aided a brother in his final days.
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George R. Pauley
Laverne
Crumpler
P.O
Bluefield
Washington drug war woes and Pentagon role exposed
DEA insiders say military raids from the Pentagon lacked finesse and provoked lawsuits, while border and drug testing programs show soaring costs and limited results. The piece also notes dubious seizures, canine issues, and editorial points on S&L deregulation. Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persian Gulf
Drug Enforcement Administration
Pentagon
Iraq
Kuwait
DEA
U.S
Panama
Oregon
Jim Lynch
In defense of Mrs Thatcher and her legacy
Paul Craig Roberts argues Thatcher’s tenure reshaped the Tory Party and Britain through privatization and self reliance. He notes media caricature as nanny, infighting over inflation and Europe, Lawson’s inflation spike, Walters’ advice, and the eventual capital for Major as successor.
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Maggie Thatcher
John Major
Thatcher
Michael Heseltine
Douglas Hurd
Britain
Churchill
Margaret Thatcher
Nigel Lawson
Lawson
Alan Walters
Tsk
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Canada
Czech
Slovak Republic
Labor Party
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Who Stole
VED
Fikia
TRA
East End
Paul
Ray
Ronnie
Larry Hypes
Washington
U.S. Customs Service
Navy
Coast Guard
National Guard
Border Patrol
Barco
Rep
Fortney
Pete” Stark
D-Calif
Savings
Tye Lee
S&l
Jack Anderson
Dale van Atta
The
United Feature Syndicate
Paul Craig Roberts
Mrs. Thatcher
Scripps Howard News Service
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