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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1997
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a consensus view on First Amendment rights. It emphasizes Congress shall not infringe establishment or free exercise of religion or abridge speech or press, and protects peaceful assembly and petition to the government for redress of grievances.
Editorial lauds Bluefield Beavers after a hard fought win over No. 2 Grafton at Wheeling Island Stadium. It honors players coaches and the community, noting this title as a life lesson in teamwork and dedication with Bluefield returning the championship home.
A December column highlights the 81st Community Christmas Tree program sponsored by Daily Telegraph supporters. On December 23 at noon about 600 youngsters will receive gifts, meals, and books with performances by WHIS figures and the Fancy Free band. The piece also notes December solstice facts, Forefather's Day, Feast days, and poinsettia origin, penned by Larry Hypes.
A Reisterstown reader argues that funding only state schools through taxes enslaves citizens to a single political view and demands constitutional clarity. The letter condemns liberal secular humanism and urges parents to resist what it calls ideological indoctrination in public schools.
The Daily Telegraph outlines publication rules for letters on public interest topics. Letters must include signature, address, and phone number and will not publish anonymous pens. Names will not be withheld and letters may be edited to fit space.
Richard Grimes notes the American Farm Bureau findings show the average cost of a 10 person Thanksgiving feast at 31.75 dollars, up 9 cents from last year. The report cites small increases in items like sweet potatoes and turkey, with several items decreasing, and emphasizes that overall costs remain modest despite rising living costs.
Washington WVitare Lawrence Wallace, deputy solicitor general, will become the century’s most prolific Supreme Court advocate with his 141st argument in a copyright dispute. He has argued before 21 justices, clerked for Justice Hugo Black, and also pursues a parallel career as a professional violinist in orchestras including Bernstein’s Kennedy Center opening.
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