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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1998
Page
4
The piece cites a constitutional passage on free rights and outlines the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board's consensus. It includes the publisher and executive editors names, followed by a Bible quote urging salvation from 1 Timothy 2 4 AV.
First National Bank of Keystone teams with McDowell County Board of Education to pay five dollars per A in Math Science or Language Arts. Students in seventh and eighth grades may earn up to fifteen dollars per reporting period and sixty dollars by year end, with funds placed in savings accounts.
Salvation Army bell ringers angel trees and various fund raisers spread generosity across the area and region this time of year. The community is proud of its caring spirit reflecting shared values and compassion during the season.
Susan Gullion reflects on the first toy craze around 1960, sparked by generic Barbie furniture bought at a company store. She recalls the manager, a craft-showlike vendor, and how scarce earnings shaped kid desires, contrasting material cravings with the true meaning of Christmas and parental love.
A reader, identifying as Christian, cautions that current world turmoil will intensify and urges readers not to be shocked, declaring you ain’t seen nothing yet and calling for calm amid upheaval.
A reader questions President Clinton's sworn testimony in light of Christian biblical teaching, citing Matthew 5 34 37 and arguing truthfulness under oath is governed by divine law. The letter also notes community praise for a town cemetery caretaker and references the 1998 election results and a joke about Clinton dating again.
U S and Russian leaders weigh unilateral and joint steps to reduce arsenals as START II ratification stalls. Clinton aides consider easing barriers to solo cuts and boosting aid to Russia, while critics warn against bypassing congressional mandates. Kerrey pushes for U S reductions to spur support for missile defense amid 6,000-warhead rule.
A week ending Nov 29 editorial roundup lauds West Virginia courtesy patrols revived on eight interstates and five corridors. The program, budgeted at 2.5 million with 131 workers and 25 Ford F-150s, aims to aid stranded motorists and clear debris, funded with federal matching dollars. The column weighs mountaintop removal impacts and urges funding stability to protect workers and communities.
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