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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1996

Page

4

Daily Telegraph Editorial Board Opinion and Bible Quote

The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a consensus opinion on current columns. It includes a constitutional note on freedom of religion speech press assembly and petition. Bible quote stresses unity in Christ from Galatians 3 28 as presented today.

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Vigil shines for Bluefield youth in historic play

Editorial praises Bluefield area students for an original stage production The Vigil at Coal City Auditorium. Joseph Bundy wrote the play, addressing abolitionist John Brown with thoughtful, sometimes uneasy debate on pre Civil War anti slavery efforts. The Bluefield Youth Theatre, linked to Afro Appalachian Performance Company, earned community praise for research, performance quality, and upcoming honors including a luncheon with Gov. Gaston Caperton and a tribute to Booker T. Washington.

Bluefield Coal City Joseph Bundy John Brown America Bluefield Youth Theatre Marshall University Gaston Caperton Malden Booker T. Washington Bluefield Youth Theater

Walk Don't Walk Story Becomes Private Christmas Odyssey

Roanoke tale recalls Dec 13 1959 when a teen weighed 132 pounds and chased a dream to join the Air Force. Despite banana strategy failing, a Christmas push earned entry to Lackland Air Force Base, with the Walk Don’t Walk sign lingering as a personal motto.

Roanoke United States Air Force Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Virgil Carico Air Force Richlands Keen Mountain Dad Trailways Bluefield Carico Steve Lawrence Dick Clark Navy Marines Sgt. Carico Texas

Residents urge against rescinding Mercer clean indoor air rule

A Mercer County nurse and tobacco coalition member urges residents not to rescind the clean indoor air regulation. She argues the policy reduces smoke exposure in malls restaurants and stores and warns of health risks including diabetes lifestyle factors.

Tobacco Coalition Mercer County Health Department Mercer Mercer County

Washington modernizing banks prompts broad debate

Washington debates bank modernization as Congress weighs letting banks sell insurance and securities. Critics warn taxpayer risk if ventures fail, while regulators push rules to require subsidiaries or holding companies. Proposals from the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Reserve clash over tax, FDIC protections, and community reinvestment effects.

Ashington Washington Congress Clinton Michelle Meier The Consumers Union Comptroller’s Office Federal Reserve Board Comptroller Federal Deposit Insurance Corp FDIC George Clifford II Ludwig Fed John Taylor National Community Reinvestment Coalition Joseph R. Coyne

West Virginia ballots urge more public issue voting

A columnist urges West Virginia and other states to place more major issues on ballots to boost turnout and public engagement. He notes extensive ballot measures nationwide, including 93 citizen initiatives in 20 states and DC, with WV voting on two. The piece argues lawmakers should educate voters and let campaigns debate, bringing key issues home to the people.

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