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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1992
Page
5
The column presents the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus on civil liberties. It emphasizes Congress shall make no law establishing religion or abridging free exercise or speech and press, and the right to peaceably assemble and petition. J Stanley Warren is publisher and Thomas A Colley executive editor.
Mercer County officials warn that West Virginia law does not fully stop some repeat offenders from driving. The piece analyzes how out of state licenses or no license gaps leave dangerous drivers on Mountain State roads despite a 10 year revocation rule and unclear cross state notification systems.
GOP leaders in West Virginia map a comeback plan after losses in statewide races and a slim legislative presence. They urge local rebuilding, grassroots organization, and national support, with proposed reforms like term limits and public financing to curb special interests.
Elizabeth Higginbotham of Bastian Virginia laments moral decay and calls for national repentance. The letter cites unemployment homelessness drug trafficking and broken families as symptoms. The writer urges leaders to humbly seek guidance from God and cites II Corinthians 7 14 as a remedy.
Washington’s savings and loan crisis shines a light on Jones Day and Ernst & Young, detailing a $250,000 Lincoln Savings retainer and a $50 million RTC suit accusing Jones Day of aiding Keating. Officials say “billable work” fueled the era’s malpractices, while Keating faces federal fraud charges.
Ralph Looney notes two examples of real class in tough times. In the United States President Bush comforts Clinton after the election loss and cares for his mother Dorothy Bush as she dies, while in Britain Queen Elizabeth II quietly aids Windsor Castle repairs and maintains duties amid royal turmoil.
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