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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1995
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a consensus on the First Amendment definitions, asserting protections for religion, free exercise, speech, press, assembly, and petition. The piece frames church and state limits and cites a biblical verse to underscore parental obedience.
Editorial notes football as a unifying sport and previews Graham High School G-Men traveling to Fredericksburg to meet King George High School Foxes for a 1:30 p.m. state title clash. Graham’s Glynn Carlock is praised for discipline as Graham carries a 10-2 record against an undefeated foe.
Berkeley columnist Bill Berdine critiques pseudo intellectual revisions of World War II history, arguing that altering accounts of Pearl Harbor and the 1940s wars misleads students. He urges truth about December 7 1941 and honors those who fought in the Pacific, European, African and Asian theaters.
Readers commend city board members Joe Long Craig Hammond Mayor Webster Gilbreath and Dave Shields for openness toward BRMC sale and oppose special interest groups. They defend the leaders as acting in Bluefield's best interests and warn of political backlash. A critic from Princeton condemns a Pipestem State Park lottery dinner and calls for lottery commission personnel changes.
Federal workers have increased Sunday premium pay by exploiting a 1993 court ruling that allowed pay for Sundays without actual work. GAO found 12 percent of $18 million in Sunday pay at five agencies went to on leave workers. Congress later restricted FAA to curb the practice, while other agencies face similar cuts to save money. Jack Anderson and Michael Einstein.
President Clinton and Sen. Bob Dole, leading figures in the U S response to Bosnia, acted to send American troops and press for peace. Critics accuse them of political risk, while supporters say they fulfilled duty, risking futures for a volatile war theater in Europe.
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