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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1996
Page
4
The editorials below present the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board's consensus on constitutional rights. It emphasizes protection of religion free exercise, freedom of speech, a free press, peaceful assembly, and the right to petition the government.
The ceremonial opening marks a first for West Virginia as SAFE launches a transitional facility in the former Hemphill school serving McDowell Mercer and Wyoming Counties. Executive director Sharon Yates notes the three year effort, with a cafe, kitchen, laundry rooms, thrift store, counseling area, exercise space, child play area, and planned training programs. Residents may stay up to two years, far beyond typical 30 day to two month emergency shelters, with plans for adult care nursing and computer services.
In a detailed account Tony Barbery recounts brutal commutes during Thursday and Sunday snow showers across Mercer County. He notes lengthy delays on Route 20 from Bluefield to Bluewell and Princeton to Wyoming County, urges drivers to stay calm, maintain momentum, and seek shelter if needed, while emphasizing shared caution amid unpredictable winter weather.
A local discussion urges refocusing on the Tazewell County Courthouse and jail, arguing for a combined renovation and new construction at 11.9 million dollars financed over 25 years. Proponents say funds exist in reserves and prudent management can avoid tax increases while improving security, accessibility, and facilities.
AP analysis notes Anthony Lake becomes the latest director to enter the CIA revolving door as John Deutch departs after 20 months. The piece cites turnover concerns, calls for longer tenures, and remarks by Warren Rudman on preserving learning curves while shaping intelligence reform.
The idea of age based and content based TV ratings prompts debate led by Sen. Lieberman. Critics note risk of overreach and inconsistent parental values, while supporters tout stronger guidance for viewers and parents.
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