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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1998
Page
4
The passage presents the First Amendment text on religion speech press and assembly, followed by a note that the opinions in the columns below reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. It includes a Bible verse attribution to Philippians 4 4 AV and credits Thomas A Colley as executive editor.
The piece argues for action to protect domestic jobs as foreign steel imports harm coal and steel industries in Virginias and West Virginia. It cites losses at Jewell Smokeless in Vansant and 300 layoffs at Weirton Steel, urging Clinton and Congress to prioritize job preservation and curb dumping by Russia, Japan, and South Korea. It praises Rockefeller and Byrd for leading the push and warns Congress to act when it returns in January.
Tom Colley writes on how December 7 1941 transformed American isolationism into a mobilized war economy. The Greatest Generation forged unity, industry, and sacrifice from Bluefield to Boise, driving victory in Europe and the Pacific.
Jean Jarrett of Falls Mills Va criticizes Mayor Hurley for cutting Bluefield Va Christmas lights. She urges extending canned food drives and programs year round, noting she supports volunteering but opposes smaller lights. She claims to spend her money in town and defends her right to an opinion.
An appeal from senior citizens in Bluefield West Virginia urges moderate civic pressure. They question qualifications for government input and discuss night vision, driving, literacy, public speaking, and poverty status. They warn against excessive taxes and stress street cleaning and beautification while noting not to overreach.
Chelyen Davis, Virginia reporter for the Daily Telegraph, recalls her first full year in journalism. She notes fear, growth, and a steady paycheck, describing scenes from police blotters to fatal accidents and her evolving career ambitions.
House Judiciary hearing raises odds of a perjury article against President Clinton while Senate fights loom. White House Social Security reform set for January hearings as Fed keeps rates steady after three cuts. Iraqi officials approve Viagra import amid humanitarian price dispute. Economic expansion tops 93 months, second only to the Great Society era. GOP leadership largely from southern states. only Idaho’s Craig among top leaders.
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