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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1996
Page
8
The passage presents the U S Bill of Rights First Amendment text and notes the editorial board consensus on opinion columns. It cites Steve Smith as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor and includes a Bible quote from Galatians 4 16 regarding truth and enmity.
Editorial lauds a $300,000 City of Princeton grant plus $5,000 match to demolish dilapidated buildings. It notes the need for countywide maintenance codes, urges swift action once weather permits, and highlights the broader goal of improving health, safety and private property security amid urban decay.
Column by Larry Hypes recalls December milestones from 1939 to 1991 including Gone With the Wind premiere Pearl Harbor, King Edward VIII abdication, Sitting Bull's death, and Maxwell estate dispute. Highlights upcoming Little Jimmie Christmas Party on December 23 at Bluefield Parks & Recreation funded by the Daily Telegraph.
A Sarasota reader notes that a 1946 Tazewell High and Emory & Henry spread formation linked to Spurrier could surface in this Saturday's Florida Alabama SEC title game. The letter cites Burley Bowl origins, coach Conley Snidow, and a potential strategic echo in the championship.
Senator Byrd addressed 15 new members in a closed session, urging them to study the Constitution and The Federalist Papers, to reflect before speaking, and to avoid House-like rush and pool-room insults. He contrasted Senate deliberation with House behavior and warned that unfettered debate informs the public. Rockefeller showed new Democrats a high tech TV studio costing over 200000 dollars, joining an existing Senate studio used by both parties.
Republicans plan for the 105th Congress focus on Hillary Rodham Clinton and James Carville as they push for welfare reform and stricter air rules. President Clinton aims to push welfare reform and tougher ozone limits, while GOP fears of a formal role for Hillary linger amid hearings and political jockeying.
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