07 Dec 1992
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1992
Page
1
The passage presents the editorial board's consensus on current columns with signatures from J. Stanley Warren and Thomas A. Colley. It includes a Bible verse about truth and growth in Christ, attributed to an executive editor. The text emphasizes liberty of religion and press as foundational to governance.
Editorial warns West Virginia and interstate licensing gaps let DUI offenders with revoked licenses remain behind the wheel. It cites 10 year revocation rules, non WV licenses, and missing cross state notifications as flaws. Authorities must ensure revocations are enforced to protect public safety.
West Virginia Republicans assess losses after a disappointing 1994 election cycle. Leaders from Morgantown to Charleston discuss rebuilding from local offices upward, fund-raising, and reform ideas like term limits and public financing while balancing national priorities and internal unity.
Elizabeth Higginbotham of Bastian Virginia writes that America faces collapse due to lost moral values. She cites unemployment and crime, calls for national repentance per II Corinthians 7 14, and praises Cal Thomas for editorial warnings.
Jones Day recruited Lincoln Savings and Loan client Keating with a 250000 retainer and promise of more. RTC sues the firm for aiding Keating in Lincoln’s looting as regulators warn of professional malfeasance by accountants and lawyers in 1980s thrift crisis.
Ralph Looney notes two prominent acts of civility on opposite shores. President Bush quietly aided his rival Clinton after a tough loss, comforting his mother Dorothy Bush after a stroke and hosting Hillary Clinton in the White House. Queen Elizabeth II, amid royal scandal, offered aid at Windsor Castle and resumed duties with a luncheon speech.
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