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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1998
Page
5
The passage cites the First Amendment ban on establishing religion restricting free exercise and abridging speech press assembly and petition. It notes the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board endorses the opinion and credits Thomas A Colley as executive editor.
The White House hosts a conference aimed at shaping bipartisan Social Security reform. Experts from varied viewpoints discuss survival strategies while the president weighs individual retirement accounts. Elderly-advocacy groups resist changes, fearing tax burdens. leadership is needed to avoid electoral backlash.
Barbara Hawkins reflects on Princeton Police Chief C A Kassay retiring after years of service including a tenure as chief. He helped advance E 911 initiatives, earned respect for candor and courtesy, and left a legacy of efficiency and leadership with Nancy Kassay.
A letter urges Americans to remember December 7, 1941 as a symbol of sacrifice and resilience, warning against repeating past mistakes and pledging to stay vigilant in defending freedom. It blends tribute to WWII generation with a call to historians and youth to preserve national unity.
Cal Thomas critiques American ethics from Espy and Scudi cases to Bill Clinton. He argues rule bending and pragmatic governing erode principle, contrasts Eisenhower’s trust with modern leaders, and warns of eroding standards amid political blame and rationalizations.
Commentary argues open records empower adoptees and expose long hidden truths, noting Measure 58 passed statewide by 57 to 43 percent and repealed 1957 sealed birth records. Advocates describe civil rights framing, while opponents fear loss of anonymity. personal testimonies illustrate seekers’ relief at learning birth origins. Bonnie Erbe hosts To the Contrary.
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