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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1995
Page
11
The text presents a constitutional liberty statement from Congress and notes the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board’s consensus opinions. It includes a biblical quote from Hebrews 11 6 about faith and belief as a rewarder of those who seek God.
Editorial notes Windmill Gap serves about 25 homes and was built and funded by the community without state aid. A $17 500 emergency grant from the governor’s office aids repairs as officials pursue upgrades citywide. Water supply disruption prompted tanker provision and Piedmont’s 10 000 gallon tank solution. The Mercer Summers Regional project aims to come online by 1996 with public cooperation and perseverance. A boil order persists in Bramwell as officials work to fix a major leak.
In Richlands residents debate the fate of the Mattie Williams Hospital, an empty historic building. Opinions split between preserving it as a home for the elderly or repurposing it, with others urging demolition for its property value. Community members from Hollie Kennedy to Becky Rogich weigh in, noting asbestos costs and the building’s historical charm. Greg Cruey reports from the Daily Telegraph Virginia.
Bluefield High School invites parents students and community members to an Education Week open house from 6 30 to 8 30 pm showcasing a new six room addition auditorium computer labs broadcast studio and more. Student Council will host guided tours and the Beavers will be spotlighted for local youth progress amid thanks to supporters and area businesses.
A Department of Education report finds American public school students largely ignorant of history with 22 000 surveyed across states. Half unaware of the Cold War and nearly six in ten know little about origins of the republic. Critics blame curriculum and political forces, not spending.
The piece argues Democrats are blamed by voters, while media neglects Clinton Whitewater issues and Newt Gingrich faces GOP criticism for GOPAC disclosures. It notes handwriting experts' forgery claims about Vincent Foster's death and contrasts book profits with Nancy Reagan's dress tax debate.
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